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Crump's brother
Moxahala Park Carnie/ Rehoboth Strangler
You haven't been lied to.
I went back in 95 when I was just 18, my buddies wanted legal alcohol. I saw some things. Things that made me come home and dump my prude of a high school girlfriend.
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After losing weight, an Ohio State professor told a class that he had lost more than 200lbs of excess ugly fat over the summer break. When someone asked if he had put his health at risk with such an aggressive weight loss plan, he said "Not really. The legal fees are more than I expected but the divorce has been so much better for me."
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ScriptOhio
Everybody is somebody else's weirdo.
THE BIG QUESTION
What’s Dwayne Haskins’s future in the NFL?
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I like Haskins. He can spin it with the best of them. He showed, as a collegian, an ability to learn, playing in an NFL-style offense and posting record-breaking production in his first real action at that level. He went to a franchise that needed the reckoning it’s now getting, and wasn’t mature enough to handle starting his career in his hometown. He went through a coaching change, and the new staff wasn’t invested in him. He’s a likable kid. He’s 23.
Now, I don’t think we’re looking at Troy Aikman as a prospect here—Haskins benefitted from declaring into a draft relatively bereft of quarterback talent, where his top-shelf ability to simply throw the ball was enough to get him inside the top half of the first round. And now we’re seeing how far he had to go developmentally.
But Haskins can still be an NFL quarterback, if he wants to change some things. Teams are interested in bringing him aboard as a reclamation project.
The thing is, to do it, he’ll have to show he’s changed and accept a bottom-of-the-roster or practice squad spot, and those don’t come with the second chances that being a first-round pick does. So where this goes from here is really up to Haskins himself.
And that’ll start with who he’s listening to, and who he should listen to is the people who are going to tell him a bunch of things that he probably doesn’t want to hear.
Entire article: https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/12/30/gameplan-new-england-patriots-dynasty-wheels-came-off
What’s Dwayne Haskins’s future in the NFL?
.
.
continied
.
.
I like Haskins. He can spin it with the best of them. He showed, as a collegian, an ability to learn, playing in an NFL-style offense and posting record-breaking production in his first real action at that level. He went to a franchise that needed the reckoning it’s now getting, and wasn’t mature enough to handle starting his career in his hometown. He went through a coaching change, and the new staff wasn’t invested in him. He’s a likable kid. He’s 23.
Now, I don’t think we’re looking at Troy Aikman as a prospect here—Haskins benefitted from declaring into a draft relatively bereft of quarterback talent, where his top-shelf ability to simply throw the ball was enough to get him inside the top half of the first round. And now we’re seeing how far he had to go developmentally.
But Haskins can still be an NFL quarterback, if he wants to change some things. Teams are interested in bringing him aboard as a reclamation project.
The thing is, to do it, he’ll have to show he’s changed and accept a bottom-of-the-roster or practice squad spot, and those don’t come with the second chances that being a first-round pick does. So where this goes from here is really up to Haskins himself.
And that’ll start with who he’s listening to, and who he should listen to is the people who are going to tell him a bunch of things that he probably doesn’t want to hear.
Entire article: https://www.si.com/nfl/2020/12/30/gameplan-new-england-patriots-dynasty-wheels-came-off
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
Especially if you're not in the NBA where salaries are much higher
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OregonBuckeye
Semper Fi Buckeyes
$250K for a car on a rookie contract
Edit - And a personal shopper!? Literally paying someone to spend your money. Jesus christ, just ask your sister or mom to pick up something for you if you really can't get it yourself. Watching the immaturity and stupidity is making me agitated haha. Really hope he pulls his head out of his ass
Edit - And a personal shopper!? Literally paying someone to spend your money. Jesus christ, just ask your sister or mom to pick up something for you if you really can't get it yourself. Watching the immaturity and stupidity is making me agitated haha. Really hope he pulls his head out of his ass
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Steelers.
because of course he gets signed there. Good luck, Dwayne.
because of course he gets signed there. Good luck, Dwayne.
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