The Gipper

So, the Ratfuckers do decide to sign the former Spermsucker OT Villanueva. https://sports.yahoo.com/ravens-signed-alejando-villanueva-just-233005540.html So, they decide to get rid of Orlando Brown in a trade and sign this guy to replace him. But, according to Vagitron at one point, this guy Villanova (Yes, the thread title is done on purpose....I see no need to show respect to a Steeler turned Raven by spelling his name right) is a broken down old mule anyway. So...how do those move supposedly actually make sense for Baltimore (not that I hope they do).

5 hours ago, Tour2ma said: I see Gipper is passing off my posts as his "research" again... That is his career catch total at Auburn... Yea, I don't think so because I decided to go full K-hole just like this turd has been for years and put him on Ignore, so I could not have seen whatever crap was spewing out of his sphincter. I mean, when a thread is about a particular player, is he too stupid to understand that others besides him may actually come up with the notion to check that players stats? Is that just arrogance, or ignorance or a multiplication of both for him to believe that only he has access to player stats.

I said on the draft thread that he sounded more like a Deli owner than a football player. And since this IS Star Wars Day, I guess that also makes it Space Balls Day as well: May the Swartz be with you

I have the same problem. And have been having it for a couple of years. It seems to come and go.

He will make it as a backup. I am pretty secure in saying that. Backup OL WAS one of the identified needs for this team to come away with in this draft.

So, essentially we traded Genard Avery for James Hudson.....and Austin Corbett for Richard LeCounte. Now, on the surface those look like bright moves.....but I don't really know what Avery and Corbett have been doing since leaving here. I just know we got burned by using a high 2d round pick on Corbett. Note: Checked: Avery had a good rookie year in 2018 but his next two years ...2019 split between the Browns and Eagles, and 2020 in Philly are nothing to write home about, at all. He has started no games since his rookie year, and has made a grand total of 9 tackles the last 2 years. Austin Corbett had a crap first two years, but he started all 23 games for the Rams since he was traded in the middle of 2019. It seems that they shifted him from Tackle to Guard, and it has worked out.

James experienced the injury while working out on his own, away from the team facility, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. That he got hurt on his own — and not at the voluntary team workouts that many players are choosing not to attend this offseason — means the Broncos are not obligated to pay his $10 million salary for 2021. One of the risks inherent in the NFL Players Association’s strategy of encouraging players not to report to offseason work was that a player would suffer a serious injury on his own, and James appears to be the first player to suffer a serious injury while taking that risk. What is the purpose of the Union to discourage the players to no report to the offseason work? What kind of dumbassery is that if it means if they get hurt they don't get paid? He should sue the PA for the 10 million he will lose.

Seen Shadow and Bones? Sci-fi drama. You can binge watch the entire first season.

So, which one has the curly hair and beard, and which has the white bald head? 🤣

He is not the best I have seen in my lifetime. Certainly he has superior arm talent. But I would not put him above Elway/Marino. I also saw Namath whose arm was just as good...though his legs were not. Mahomes could be a match. Bradshaw had a monster of a gun. And guys like Doug Williams and Jim Hart were a match in strength. That is just arm strength. When it comes to overall leadership ability, clearly there are much better. Brady/Montana/Staubach/Russell Wilson/Aikman/Tarkenton/Brees/Peyton/Kelly/ and more. Even Bernie IMO matches him there if not in arm strength.

Though...she is actually drawing a rectangle.!!

JOKs teammates call him "Wu". So, maybe we just go with that.

Not sure it is Swartz that does that. They drafted Fenton for that. Per what I researched, I have not seen where Swartz was at all involved in returning kicks/punts. Unless you can find some stats that show otherwise.

Sure. And I am going to trade my wife in for both Kaley Cuocco and Scarlett Johansen.

...Who wore the wrong cleats and missed a huge prize. Ross came in and basically was expected to be the Bitchy Pussies #1 guy (hoping that he would supplant AJ Green). That is not the case for the Browns. He won't really even be considered the Browns best long threat (OBJ). A threat nonetheless, but not the #1 guy. Not for a while anyway.

Two things there.....as noted, Kiper does NOT believe in drafting RBs in round one.....and, just like his downgrading of the Browns, his Ravens honkishness means he will downgrade the Steelers as well.

So, we have 2 M. Wilsons on the roster. Maybe we should distinguish them somehow.

Yea, but I guess that is the way HBO does it. It is why I never watched GOT like that....except for the Final season when I was compelled to have to wait each week.

In other words, he seems a lot like Malcolm McDowell's character in A Clockwork Orange....except without the rape and murder....and without Singing in the Rain:

Mare of Eastown. Sort of a gritty murder mystery set in what I think is a Philadelphia working class suburb. Stars Kate Winslet as the detective. Only issue I have with it is that it is half a murder mystery, but half basically a soap opera about the characters personal lives. Sometimes that "cop dealing with personal issues" can really ruin a show IMO. That is not the case here, but it comes close to being distracting. On HBO. Only 3 episodes realeased so far.

Never heard that one. Completely overly used cliche: "Threw him under the bus".

Is that Mall still there? (North Olmstead, right?)

For a moment I thought you said Malcom McDowell.

Darren: Check yourself as to how you did.