Coach Conner

@HamptonAc_ Save yourself about $2000 just by not doing Bottle service and not paying for DoorDash. After that, you have money leftover, and what would you need money left over for with that budget??

My boy just bagged a corporate job and called me hyped. "Ac, I'm set for life" $140K/year. Benefits. 401k match. Corner office. I congratulated him but I had to show him the math. $140K salary = $8,750/month after tax $2,800 rent $650 car payment (Audi A4) $280 insurance $180 gas $1,200 DoorDash $400 eating out $200 gym $120 subscriptions $1,500 bottle service $900 barber (2x a week) $500 going out $200 random expenses He's left with $820. Daycare? $2,000/month. Now he's -$1,180 every month. $140K/year is survival, bro. how about you setup a store

@ReloadRex2 Like many have said, 2 and 4 are great, but personally like 2 best because we get an Edge early in addition to some winners at Safety and CB/LB

Which Cowboys 7 round mock do you like the best?

@PFF_Nicky CeeDee, no. Pickens, yes. I think Pickens may end up being better, but I’d take 2014 Dez over any version of Pickens to this point. I’d take Prime Dez over a lot of WRs tbh.

I loved Dez Bryant, his jersey was the first cowboys jersey I ever got as a kid. He wasn’t better than Ceedee Lamb or George Pickens. Please stop

@NFL_DovKleiman Definitely not instant starters, but there’s definitely transferable skills. Would be worth recruiting in Japan for a college program trying to improve their odds of getting quality OL/NT athletes.

NFL teams should consider adding Sumo Wrestlers to their offensive lines. He held back Micah Parsons without even trying. Most don’t realize how impressive this is. Parsons is 6-foot-3, 245 pounds 🤯🤯

@b78621042 @Ermete991 @lporiginalg But do you see where any other rationale leads? You could say that it’s 25%, so both A and D are correct, which means the probability is actually 50%, which means B is correct but then that means A and D are correct again and so on and so forth.

@CoachEC3 @Ermete991 @lporiginalg The probability of picking any one answer is 25%, not the probability of picking the correct answer. You're answering a different question than the problem is posing.

@xAzureKingx @razaramon700 @lporiginalg 🤯🤯🤯

@CoachEC3 @razaramon700 @lporiginalg Indeed. If a-d were all incorrect then that means there’s a fifth option which would make the odds of being correct 1/5 or 20%

@razaramon700 @jvh2626 @lporiginalg Then the poster clearly succeeded. And to your point, so is the Trolley Problem. You ever find yourself in that dilemma in real life? People like to think and have dialogue about their thinking. It’s good for you.

@sarice5 @Ermete991 @lporiginalg I mean, they do, but they shouldn’t for the person choosing if it is truly at random. Option A and D are both distinct, even if their value is the same.

@CoachEC3 @Ermete991 @lporiginalg That can't be right, since the numerical values matter

@jvh2626 @razaramon700 @lporiginalg It absolutely is. This isn’t simple math - it’s an interpretation of a complex question that doesn’t truly have a correct answer because of the logical fallacies created in the structure of the question.

@CoachEC3 @razaramon700 @lporiginalg This isn't philosophical. You have to be trolling.

@xAzureKingx @razaramon700 @lporiginalg Well, that would DEFINITELY create a conundrum, since in theory the probability should be 25% but since all the choices are 25% you would actually have a 100% probability of being correct which then makes all of the answer choices incorrect.

@CoachEC3 @razaramon700 @lporiginalg If every answer was 25% what would be your odds of being correct?

@Ermete991 @lporiginalg I agree - I’m just saying that if you’re truly selecting at random from four choices, without any regard for correctness, the statistical probability is 25%. Whether the answer choices support that or not is irrelevant.

@CoachEC3 @lporiginalg The fact that the selection is at random doesn't imply that there are no right answers

@Marcus_Mosher @timeforjeffrey Even more egregious - both Thieneman and EMW are available at 20 and Dallas takes a 2nd tier CB over them. Would not like that.

@timeforjeffrey I like Johnson significantly more TBH

Please. Sign me up. (I would hope for a better pick at 20, but this is still worth it)

@razaramon700 @lporiginalg That’s basically the concept philosophy - coming up with shitty answers for all of the loaded questions of life.

@razaramon700 @lporiginalg No doubt. Just trying to give my best interpretation for meaning of a bad question I guess, lol

@roadtothemax @lporiginalg Again, the answer choices make it paradoxical. If you follow that route, none of the answers are correct, but you at least give yourself a chance by taking a crack at it.

@qpe A lot of people are sleeping on the fact that AD isn’t just a big, explosive athlete. The dude spent his offseasons training in hand-to-hand combat sports (boxing, martial arts, etc.) to become better at hand fighting and block destruction on the football field. He’s skilled too.

Someone tell me how GGG is going to box when he’s on his back Aaron Donald isn’t some body builder he’s one of the strongest and most explosive elite athletes in NFL history. He’s used to bulldozing and manhandling 320 pound lineman GGG better KO him cold on his way in 🤷🏼‍♂️

@lets_truck @Sparkpoodle1 Your stance is functionally “let uneducated people die” because they don’t have the knowledge or information you have but want to follow your advice to drink raw milk. Go ahead and eat your chicken medium-rare while you’re at it, since you like your right to consume raw stuff.

I don't need your permission to choose what I eat. That's it. That's the post. But since some of you apparently need more — let me explain this real slow. I mentioned I drink raw milk from a cow I know, on a farm I trust, raised the way food was raised for ten thousand years before a government agency decided you were too stupid to make that call yourself. The response? "You're dangerous." "You're going to kill someone." "How dare you say that publicly." Let me be crystal clear about something: I don't care. Not because I'm reckless. Because I'm free. This is the same country where you can legally smoke cigarettes, drink yourself into liver failure, eat fast food three times a day, and wash it down with enough high-fructose corn syrup to dissolve a transmission. All of that is perfectly legal. None of that gets a public intervention. But I drink milk from a cow I've personally vetted — and I'm a menace to society. You know what's actually dangerous? The idea that adults need a federal agency to decide what they're allowed to put in their own body. That's the thing that should terrify you. I'm not asking you to drink raw milk. I'm not telling you it's right for you. I'm not dismissing that there are people — immunocompromised, pregnant, very young — for whom it's a legitimate consideration. I am a healthy adult. I did my research. I know my source. I made my choice. The moment we accept that the government gets to override that — for our own good, of course — we've handed over something we're not getting back. And it won't stop at milk. It never stops at milk. One commenter told me "anyone raised on a ranch would never drink raw milk." Interesting theory. Completely wrong. Farm families have been drinking it for generations. Their kids have lower rates of asthma and allergies than city kids. The Amish have allergy rates so low that a doctor who set up a free clinic near their community couldn't find patients. But sure — the people closest to the source are the most afraid of it. Makes perfect sense. Here's the thing about freedom: it only means something when it includes choices other people disagree with. Easy choices don't need protecting. Comfortable choices don't need defending. Freedom exists precisely for the moments when someone looks at what you're doing and says "you shouldn't be allowed to do that." That's when it counts. Drink your ultra-pasteurized, hormone-disrupted, inflammatory dairy-flavored beverage from a factory farm if you want. That's your right. I'll respect it. Respect mine.

I can not understand what the big deal is with pasteurization? It's literally just heating milk for a set time then rapidly cooling it No chemicals, no high tech equipment, it's just heated milk

@newheightshow @JasonKelce @tkelce @reeses Liability? Yes. Cornerback? No. Here’s his DC telling his replacement what position he’s replacing Alan at.

It doesn’t matter what Ryan Gosling accomplishes, he’ll always be a liability at corner NEW EPISODE OUT NOW!!! youtu.be/zKXqohRwm0w