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I understood that. Which is why I clarified to say that I could only speak for myself.
Well said. Completely agree.
Ok, now I’ll use the word “hate” because I would hate that.
There is nothing I am rooting for more than a Raider Super Bowl win. And, it could happen and I'll fight you if you say it can't!!!
Rodgers might be the only guy I've ever heard of causing a distraction by getting married.
You're not calling him out on his BS tho. You're complaining about his BS on a message board almost daily. BS which includes him getting married.
Tua knocked out for the year in game 2, Zack Wilson takes the Dolphins to a 15-2 record & the Super Bowl, where they lose to the 49ers 34-27
There's no need to mindread or demean people with different opinions than your own.
I guess that's fair.
To be fair he's been wearing a ring before the press conference and he brought it up or was he asked?
The "enigma" thread won't get to two pages before it's shut down, because you know where it will go.
Ah sorry back for coming with a fast ball high and tight in reply. I know what you actually meant and at face value neither side can be proven true/untrue. I just think all the supporting info heavily leans one way, and was always mad Garrett basically excused and deflected his own behavior through the entire thing. The fact he said he didn't even want his accusation to come out, but then did an interview with Mina Kimes just a few days after reinstatement not only doubling down and making it again, but then insinuated the league was "hiding the audio proof" it happened... so frustrating. Literally could have changed Rudolph's entire life if that helmet contact were made a few inches left or right and was incredibly lucky he didn't, but by repeatedly making a baseless accusation like that just put his life in jeopardy in an entirely different way.Apologies for the trigger - didn’t realize people were still this fired up about it.Sorry but this situation always did and always will burn me. There are no two sides. There's basically all the players on the field who said they never heard him say anything, and all the players on Rudolph's team (most of them black) who went on to say he would never say something like that, not to mention all the mics on the field and referees and on players that were reviewed by league officials and found nothing, all the camera angles which were reviewed by league officials and a bunch of jobless people online who'd love nothing more than to get a cookie for discovering some mouthed racism..... and then there is Garrett who literally committed criminal assault on the football field and pulled out the one card he thought could get him sympathy. His own teammates not only said they didn't hear anything at the time, but also that they didn't even know it supposedly happened till asked about it by interviewers days later. You know, after that scumbag Garrett came up with it as some kind of poor excuse for his criminal behavior to shirk responsibility while he sat in interviews with a smug grin on his face. Even bringing it up does a disservice to people who actually are victims of racism. He's basically Jussie Smollett. It's disgusting.Reportedly Rudolph deserved it, but I guess there’s always 2 sides to every story, eh?
eta: that costume’s hilarious. I’d never seen that one. lol
I didn’t actually see any of the follow up you’re referring to, but I’ll take your word on it.
Same, not necessarily as a choice, but that's just naturally how I roll. I use the term "equalizer".
Hmmm how about by the any given Sunday law, Steelers win the AFC North with an 8-9 record.
It would be an awesome story if Rodgers has a great year. I wish him and the Steelers the best.
Sorry if it came off that way, but I definitely didn't mean this forum as a main culprit of the "gossip column" thing. If anything, I expect a little bit of that stuff here because it's just a bunch of people discussing their opinions on stuff 24/7. I'd say getting lost in the weeds sometimes is par for the course for any public forum haha. It was more targeted at actual sporting news/reports sites/shows/pods where I'd like to get a little more substance and a little less opinion.
Hate is a strong word.
Okay, now I'm officially triggered!!!
I'm good with your post, but just wanted to point out that if we're using the definition of hate that the world likes to use these days, "finding something personally distasteful" is on or maybe beyond the level of "hating something". Replace "Aaron Rodgers" with ... well, other things, and in your quote here it becomes preposterous to argue that the latter doesn't imply the former. So it somewhat depends on what definition of hate each person is using.
Yeah, I don't want to go any further overboard about his marriage than I did yesterday. To be clear, personally I don't see him getting married as a story at all. It's a big nothing burger, really. What I don't like is his apparent unwillingness to even say who he is married to. We know it's someone named Brittani (that spelling is triggering) from a mention of it on McAfee.
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Pretty much where I am at. It's funny, I am wondering why people disliking Rodgers is a big deal.
A thesaurus would be better, tbh.
That “had” in the last sentence is doing a lot of heavy lifting since they did not trade Stafford.
Recent reports had the Steelers WR coach stating that Calvin Austin III is their WR2.
I could totally see Jerruh doing this if he hadn’t thrown a bunch of money at Dak less than a year earlier.Rodgers in Dallas would've been perfect to suck every bit of air out of all sports discourse
