Bret

@MLFootball 💿🐑

GUESS WHICH #NFL WIDE RECEIVER THIS IS…? 🤯🤯🤯

@steadyfreddyETH Happy new year Freddy

Happy New Year's to my amazing family and friends. As each year passes, we create more memories, good and bad, and I am so grateful for every single one of you. 2025 was rough for many of us, filled with loss and struggles, but for me, faith has always been the force that pushes me forward. I am genuinely excited for 2026 and the opportunities I feel on the horizon. My wish for you all in this new year is nothing but happiness, success, and love. I hope it brings you closer to your own goals. I am always happy to help if I can. Have a great night and be safe. 2026, here we come. 💚

@DezBryant Bro was talking about the dodger fit and you took it there?If you ever wonder why you struggle to build a community around yourself @DezBryant it’s this mentality.

Bruh..it ain't that serious. It says more about you because of how you're looking at the photo. If your lady is fine enough..I'll gladly fold her up like a pretzel and we can let her be the judge.

@PhilMickelson Agree, the fundamental reason for tariffs is to level the playing field for US goods vs imports. BUT, if US wages don’t rise to meet the increased price of goods, especially in an inflated market, all of it comes crashing down.

Gavin isn’t understanding how tariffs work so here’s a brief explanation. It’s a tax on imports! Most tariffs in general benefit American businesses because the US pays higher wages and have higher costs to produce goods in general. Other countries with lower labor and overall costs who sell their products in the US would undermine domestic business so a tariff is added for competitive pricing, but the consumer will pay more to protect these local businesses. The most drastic case is China auto maker BYD. Their cars are far superior to what is in the US and sell for so cheap that there isn’t even a tariff that could level the playing field. So they  aren’t  even allowed to be sold here because it would ruin our entire domestic auto industry. Who pays the tariffs? The importer. Since we have a  trade deficit and import more than we export more tariff revenue comes to the US. Also, US companies that outsource manufacturing to other countries pay tariffs to bring the products back into the US. This promotes domestic manufacturing and more jobs in the US. More jobs means each worker is in higher demand and the employer must pay more to win over the worker. Higher wages!!

@1053SS His spirit is contagious! I can’t wait to see him healthy, and on the field again

I love this dude

@Shane_8804 Only 10 on D

Tell me what’s wrong with this picture 😭😂

@DezBryant The Cowboys coaching staff might get fired

Do you think the entire Falcons coaching staff will get fired after the game? If they do.. the falcons should trade Bijan to the Cowboys and Kyle Pitts

@XPicks25 Nice one!

@RSherman_25 Looks like mid season form on week 1.

Watching Ravens/Bills there is just a level of execution that you appreciate. Precision

@Realrclark25 Micah might be the only defender in the NFL that can catch Hurts.

Not a chase down Micah Parsons’ sack huh? Didn’t see a lot of those for Dallas on Thursday.

@DezBryant What a catch!

D-Hop! 🔥

@DezBryant Pressured the QB on his first snap. Ain’t no back injury.

I hate to admit this..but Micah looked good today in his Packers debut. Damn 😔💔

@ochocinco It’s only gonna get better from here! Go Cowboys!

Can we talk about despite the drops/mistakes how good the Cowboys looked offensively or is it too soon❔

@DezBryant Red zone turn overs are a killer!

That turnover hurt us

@NFL_DovKleiman Absolutely

Should the NFL suspend Jalen Carter for spitting on Dak Prescott? He was quickly ejected before the game even began.

@DezBryant Man on a mission!

Dak motivated and I fuck with it

@AdamSchefter You pay taxes where the money is earned.

Some accounting as an fyi: Micah Parsons’ $47 million per year will be subject to Wisconsin’s 7.65% state income tax, reducing his average annual salary to $43.4M per year — still more than the $40.5M average per year that Parsons was offered from the Cowboys in no state income tax Texas.

@DegarrickSamuel Good job Sam. Living and learning.

Proud to say I haven’t a speeding in almost 2 years. NOW THATS A tweet 🙏 lame ahh

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