glenwo2
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Just replace the "x" with the word "twitter" and it works.Holy crap. The Colts' backup is injured, we may be facing their practice squad QB (Brett Rypien).
https://x.com/AdamSchefter/status/1998111860550406145?s=20
edit: and I apparently don't know how to embed a tweet.
but without the fan club.He can run in the respect that he'll take what's there if the defense gives it, but he won't get it very fast. Kind of a poor man's Tebow like that.
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Sources: Colts work out retired QB Philip Rivers
The Indianapolis Colts will work out retired quarterback Philip Rivers on Tuesday, sources confirmed to ESPN.www.espn.com
Colts working out Phillip Rivers
This is what desperation looks like.
Stop Taylor at all costs and force Grandpa to try and beat us.Our defense has to know the Colts will be running the ball like 70% Sunday.
This is from something called grok (an AI that I use which researches stuff online without me having to do so) :
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This is from something called grok (an AI that I use which researches stuff online without me having to do so) :
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Sounded clear to me.Ill take googles answer of that conflicting shit mess.
Google - "To be eligible for the NFL Hall of Fame, players must be retired for five full seasons, and if someone unretires and plays again, that five-year clock resets from their last season played, meaning they'd have to wait another five years to become eligible again after their final game, regardless of previous retirement declarations"
Which sounds right. I vaguely remember an interview where a player spoke about this. I just dont remember what player.
Rivers starting against Seattle is a joke. There is no way that is the best available option for them.
Didn't Favre do that like two times?Ill take googles answer of that conflicting shit mess.
Google - "To be eligible for the NFL Hall of Fame, players must be retired for five full seasons, and if someone unretires and plays again, that five-year clock resets from their last season played, meaning they'd have to wait another five years to become eligible again after their final game, regardless of previous retirement declarations"
Which sounds right. I vaguely remember an interview where a player spoke about this. I just dont remember what player.