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Airport annoyances


Pretty spot on, honestly. I am an Air Force aviator turned Aviation Engineer, Planner, and Consultant. My company does work as Airline Tech Reps for major airports overseeing Baggage System upgrades, terminal expansions, ticketing modification, and Owner Reps/PM for Airlines (FBO, MRO, Club and Hangar builds).

Bias but most Floridian airports run super smooth, especially Tampa.
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Cleveland Browns (Factory of Sadness)

There is zero doubt the fans will boo next weekend. I’ll be there to watch.

That said, Browns fans are easy to please. If you play well, they’ll cheer. If you play like shit, they’ll boo. It just so happens that the quarter bil guy under center has done a combination of the following: played like shit repeatedly, been injured, injured again while being already injured, threw the fans and media under the bus, and happy to simply collect a paycheck with no accountability.

He has also shown he’s capable of running the show with a limited sample size. His game against the ravens a couple years ago was spectacular. He definitely outplayed Baker yesterday. If he plays well this Sunday, the fans will give him a little bit of rope. The moment he fucks up, boo birds come out in full force.

They are quite simply desperate for something to cheer about. I’m no Watson apologist either. I think he’s a broken football player. We’ll see which player puts the straps on this Sunday. As a fan who wants to see the team win, I hope we get serviceable Watson, not busted ass mental midget Watson.

I'm actually shocked that they haven't announced some phantom injury that nobody saw, but will keep him out the rest of the season like after that Ravens game in 23. I guess it's still early on Monday.
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WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (Silver Football, 2x Unanimous All-American, 2023 Biletnikoff winner, Heisman Finalist, Arizona Cardinals)

I agree that he hasn’t been the same MHJ we’re used to seeing play. But I also think he needs out of Arizona. One thing I hate about the top picks in the draft is that teams will take explosive players but not build around them. The Cards have an elite WR but bottom feeder QBs throwing to him with an average run game. Nothing compliments a setup to showcase MHJ in that scenario.

It’s like CJ and Fields going to teams with dogshit O-lines that can’t consistently block.
I dunno if it's the QB. It's not like he's having inaccurate passes thrown his way. He's having 0 passes thrown his way. The scheme is not drawn up to take advantage of your #4 overall draft pick for some reason. Maybe the reason is he doesn't have that dawg in him......maybe the reason is some people in the NFL are stupid....maybe it's a bit of both. But I can't really blame it on QB play. That same QB made a nobody WR into a top 10 fantasy player last year.
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Deaths Of Notable Sports Figures (R.I.P.)

Ernie Accorsi, longtime NFL executive and Giants GM, dies at 84

Giants mourn loss of former GM and Ring of Honor inductee Ernie Accorsi


Longtime NFL executive Ernie Accorsi, the architect of the New York Giants team that pulled off one of the biggest upsets in Super Bowl history, has died. He was 84.

The Giants announced Sunday that Accorsi died Saturday, surrounded by his family.

"Ernie helped shape the course of New York Giants history through his vision, leadership and unwavering belief in building a championship organization," Giants owner John Mara said in a statement. "Beyond his accomplishments as a football executive, he was a trusted advisor and dear friend. His legacy will forever be part of the Giants, and he will be greatly missed."

Said NFL commissioner Roger Goodell in a statement: "Ernie Accorsi was one of the most respected football minds in NFL history and a dear friend whose wisdom and perspective I valued tremendously. Throughout his remarkable career, he shaped championship-caliber clubs and earned the admiration of everyone who worked with him."

Accorsi spent parts of four decades in top front-office roles around the NFL and served as general manager for three teams, most recently the Giants from 1998 to 2006.

He served as general manager of the Cleveland Browns from 1985 to 1992 before joining the Giants as their assistant GM in 1994, working under Hall of Fame executive George Young. He replaced Young as the general manager four years later and built the core of a team that reached three Super Bowls and won two Lombardi Trophies.

Under Accorsi, the Giants hired two-time Super Bowl-winning coach Tom Coughlin in 2004 and pulled off the draft-day trade for star quarterback Eli Manning later that year.

"Ernie will always be remembered, and I say this out of great respect -- he's the guy that made the trade for Eli Manning," Coughlin said in a statement released by the Giants. "That will go down in Giants history as one of the great moves of all time. Was it risky? Sure it was risky. Ernie did it. Shut the door, went in, he did it on his own. It was his move."
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OC Arthur Smith (Official Thread)

Mf just learn to be unpredictable. Wren Defenses are jumping plays, switch it the hell up because something is triggering our play calls
You're acting like bringing in Legend Bey and then not giving the ball to him until the SECOND play isn't unpredictable. Raise your hand if you knew he was getting the ball on the second play.


Oh. Everyone? Everyone saw that coming? Huh.
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