Sitting here imagining all of the College Coaches, Scouts, Assistant Coaches,
Media People, worrying about old/new emails they have sent.

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Jerry Jones statement is classic Jerry Jones:
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InvaderRam wrote:

to clarify when i say the grudens and mcvays. i mean both families go way back – the connection goes beyond just jon and sean. their families are close friends.

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McVay and Gruden
“people persons”:https://www.therams.com/news/mcvay-vs-gruden-football-and-family-ties

Gruden and McVay are good friends, right.

Sigh.

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Domonique Foxworth’s comments:

nittany ram wrote:

You and your Seahawk compatriots at wikipedia can try to minimize the accomplishments of the Rams all you want, but I won’t stand by and let your fake news go unchallenged.

Merlin Olsen played in 56 Pro Bowls, not 14. Elvis Peacock is second with 54. Look it up.

The Rams record for sacks in a game is 47, and they did it 27 times, most recently last Thursday against your beloved Russell Zorn.

And somehow your NFL historical “scholars” completely overlooked this little tidbit…

“The NFL team record for safeties in a game is three, which all occurred when the Los Angeles Rams recorded 3 against the New York Giants on September 30, 1984. The individual record is two, by the Rams’ Fred Dryer against the Green Bay Packers on October 21, 1973.”

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In NONE of those games, were ANY of the players vaccinated
for Covid. ALL those records were set by Un-Vaxt players.

I think my point is quite clear.

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Zooey wrote:

Okay, just watched it.

Was there a second reference? I missed it, but I was pretty sleepy. The one at the beginning…if that was controversial, I don’t know what to say.

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There was a part1 and a part2. Two separate jokes about space jews.

From a purely comedic perspective — they were lame. Not funny.
From a political perspective, he shoulda said ‘space zionists’
probly, and not space jews.

I did not see them, but apparently there were some other jokes
that didnt go over well with some in the LBGTQ community.

…i like Chappelle but I dont agree with all of his politics.
Then again, I didnt always agree with Carlin either.

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zn wrote:

We should find out some more about this defense tonight. We’ve seen games where the Rams D has handled Seattle, even in years with losing seasons, and we have seen games where they did not handle Seattle. I just have a feeling that tonight we get a snapshot of how the defense will be this year.

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Yeah.

And if nothing else, win or lose, we need to see some Fire out of this team.
After a complete butt-kicking, one would think a top-tier team
would at least come out with a lot of fire against another division rival.

Looks like every western division game is gonna be a war for
each team from here on out.

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Well, I just replied to someone this morn on twitter and she said
one of the three or four things that radicalized her was
reading leftist tweets
on twitter.

So, i think twitter has a place. Especially for the young and the ‘learning.’

But is it a good place for ‘good conversation’? Hell no.
Its a circus of short ‘gotchas’ and virtue signalling etc.

But again, i think it has a place. I like it, but not
for ‘conversation’ or nuanced discussion.

One of my favorite things about Left-Twitter is someone will just
toss out a ‘day in history’ when this or that ‘leftist event’
happened or this or that radical activist did this or that,
and I get to learn something. I have to go off twitter
to search about the person or event, but its a tweet
that gave me the heads-up.

I cant compare twitter to facebook, cause i dont really ‘do’
facebook.

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Well, the Seattle game will be interesting. If Russell Wilson
and the Hawks eviscerate them the way the Cards did,
its gonna be a disappointing year.

The NFC doesnt have a super-team, so no team looks unbeatable.
Wouldnt surprise me if a team like Dallas gets hot at the end
of the year.

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