Lord Nemesis
I’ve had to zip up my nigga suit once in a while
Meh... these niggas gonna get raped at the negotiating table again
2019 NFL Off-Season Thread
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Lord Nemesis
I’ve had to zip up my nigga suit once in a while
^^I thought dude pulled off the conversion and would turn into something after he had that 1000 yard season but he been going backwards ever since.
Natural Born Sinners
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Marc123
You got it dude!
Remy_LeGermz
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but they barely even showed the shoes
Marc123
You got it dude!
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Marc123
You got it dude!
That sux
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@TariqShaunKing @StringerBell
You are a Steelers fan. How come you never mention how Big Ben and Trump are buddies? I mean that is your gimmick ain't it? Anybody that fucks with Trump is a member of the Aryan Brotherhood. Right? Do you search for tweets so you can match them to the same 5 gifs you use over and over?
I will save you a wasted Friday of searching twitter-
Cops are gonna violate a black person's civil rights today.
A white person is gonna call a black person a nigger.
A black athlete is gonna get engaged to a white woman.
The NY Jets are gonna do something dumb.
A top boxer is gonna say that another top boxer is ducking him.
etc. etc.
I have been scrolling past most of your tweets for about 5 years now and I don't know a damn thing about you.
Give us more of your personal opinions and fewer twitter headlines.
You are a Steelers fan. How come you never mention how Big Ben and Trump are buddies? I mean that is your gimmick ain't it? Anybody that fucks with Trump is a member of the Aryan Brotherhood. Right? Do you search for tweets so you can match them to the same 5 gifs you use over and over?
I will save you a wasted Friday of searching twitter-
Cops are gonna violate a black person's civil rights today.
A white person is gonna call a black person a nigger.
A black athlete is gonna get engaged to a white woman.
The NY Jets are gonna do something dumb.
A top boxer is gonna say that another top boxer is ducking him.
etc. etc.
I have been scrolling past most of your tweets for about 5 years now and I don't know a damn thing about you.
Give us more of your personal opinions and fewer twitter headlines.
IP360
Doctorate & Ph.D in Bootyology
O.G.
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What changed your mind? You were anti Barkley all season long.
Dwayne
Just a lowkey chill guy
He still piss me off when he don’t take the yards. Sustained drives is valuable
All facts lol@TariqShaunKing@StringerBell
You are a Steelers fan. How come you never mention how Big Ben and Trump are buddies? I mean that is your gimmick ain't it? Anybody that fucks with Trump is a member of the Aryan Brotherhood. Right? Do you search for tweets so you can match them to the same 5 gifs you use over and over?
I will save you a wasted Friday of searching twitter-
Cops are gonna violate a black person's civil rights today.
A white person is gonna call a black person a nigger.
A black athlete is gonna get engaged to a white woman.
The NY Jets are gonna do something dumb.
A top boxer is gonna say that another top boxer is ducking him.
etc. etc.
I have been scrolling past most of your tweets for about 5 years now and I don't know a damn thing about you.
Give us more of your personal opinions and fewer twitter headlines.
Lord Nemesis
I’ve had to zip up my nigga suit once in a while
Calvin Johnson to Lions: If you want me back in the fold, give me my money back
The Lions want to make peace with receiver Calvin Johnson. There’s only one way to do it.
Make money appear in Johnson’s bank account.
“They already know what they got to do,” Johnson told Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press on Saturday. “The only way they’re going to get me back is they put that money back in my pocket. Nah, you don’t do that. I don’t care what they say. They can put it back, then they can have me back. That’s the bottom line.”
The Lions required Johnson to reimburse the team for a portion of the signing bonus money that he hadn’t earned before retiring three years ago. The specific amount has been the subject of conflicting reports and accounts, but it’s currently believed that, of the $3.2 million that Johnson had not earned in signing bonus money, he paid back at least $1 million.
Whatever the specific amount on the check written by Johnson to the Lions, Johnson clearly wants that same amount written on a check made out to him before he’ll make nice with the team. Until that happens, Johnson believes there’s nothing to discuss.
“I ain’t talked to [team president] Rod [Wood],” Johnson said. “I don’t even want to talk about that. I don’t have no reason to talk about that. I don’t even talk about the Lions. I mean, I talk to my Lions that came out here to help me out today. . . . I appreciate them so much for that. Just hope to keep those kind of relationships rolling for in the future because these kids, man, they take so much from that.”
Although a signing bonus constitutes advance payment for future services to be rendered, the circumstances surrounding Johnson’s departure from the team suggest that the Lions would have cut Johnson before his cap number spiked to $24 millionin March 2016. In hindsight, the smart move for Johnson would have been not to retire but to force the team to choose between carrying the cap number or cutting him. Alternatively, Johnson’s agent to negotiate a deal with the Lions that would have given them the cap relief they needed while also waiving their right to seek bonus money.
Regardless of what happened in the past, it’s now clear what the Lions need to do if they hope to make amends with the best receiver in franchise history. And the easiest way to do that (since there’s no salary cap for non-players) would be to hire him as a team ambassador, and to pay him for the first year the money that was recovered, along with maybe a little more.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/calvin-johnson-lions-want-back-195215363.html
The Lions want to make peace with receiver Calvin Johnson. There’s only one way to do it.
Make money appear in Johnson’s bank account.
“They already know what they got to do,” Johnson told Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press on Saturday. “The only way they’re going to get me back is they put that money back in my pocket. Nah, you don’t do that. I don’t care what they say. They can put it back, then they can have me back. That’s the bottom line.”
The Lions required Johnson to reimburse the team for a portion of the signing bonus money that he hadn’t earned before retiring three years ago. The specific amount has been the subject of conflicting reports and accounts, but it’s currently believed that, of the $3.2 million that Johnson had not earned in signing bonus money, he paid back at least $1 million.
Whatever the specific amount on the check written by Johnson to the Lions, Johnson clearly wants that same amount written on a check made out to him before he’ll make nice with the team. Until that happens, Johnson believes there’s nothing to discuss.
“I ain’t talked to [team president] Rod [Wood],” Johnson said. “I don’t even want to talk about that. I don’t have no reason to talk about that. I don’t even talk about the Lions. I mean, I talk to my Lions that came out here to help me out today. . . . I appreciate them so much for that. Just hope to keep those kind of relationships rolling for in the future because these kids, man, they take so much from that.”
Although a signing bonus constitutes advance payment for future services to be rendered, the circumstances surrounding Johnson’s departure from the team suggest that the Lions would have cut Johnson before his cap number spiked to $24 millionin March 2016. In hindsight, the smart move for Johnson would have been not to retire but to force the team to choose between carrying the cap number or cutting him. Alternatively, Johnson’s agent to negotiate a deal with the Lions that would have given them the cap relief they needed while also waiving their right to seek bonus money.
Regardless of what happened in the past, it’s now clear what the Lions need to do if they hope to make amends with the best receiver in franchise history. And the easiest way to do that (since there’s no salary cap for non-players) would be to hire him as a team ambassador, and to pay him for the first year the money that was recovered, along with maybe a little more.
https://www.yahoo.com/sports/calvin-johnson-lions-want-back-195215363.html