Tom Corson

@frank_seravalli Who the fuck eats Geno's?

Oooof.

Dude is getting ready to EARN that bag of money. Nothing scarier than premier players going into their extension year.

A round 1 recap of the draft for Howie.

@JohnKincade You can. They changed the rule a few years ago.

I believed that you could not trade NFL compensatory draft picks. Has that changed or was I just always incorrect about that?

@jpep20 They're making it so if jalen fails, he's cooked

Howie. No. This was incorrect

@AllbrightNFL As much as I'd love Mauigoa to Philly...I don't see them paying the cost. Even with trading AJ, they must love that 27 draft. That's a future 1st and what else on top of 23. More likely a smaller move up for Proctor or Freeling. That's balls, though!

My ONLY 2026 Mock Draft.

@AntSanPhilly I thought it was Ellen DeGeneres for a second last game. He's awful.

I'm not sure what annoys me more about the anthem in Pittsburgh - Jeff Jimmerson cutting off the whole notes to rush through the song, or the idiots screaming inaudible crap from the stands between lines of the song.

Another week begins and it is now considered likely that A.J. Brown is traded:

@JackCarrUSA How difficult is it to write the next James Reece bookbooks? You put great thought into everything you do. Are you thinking 3 books ahead and making a general outline? Did you need a break from Reece? Ilyou don't have to tell me anything, I just miss the character.

@ShawnRyan762 @ShawnRyanShow The Tillman cover up still boggles my mind. I was on the 23nd MEU in Afghanistan at the time and we were on a mission and heard that it was green on green right away. Then we got home months later and found out they tried to cover it up. Absolutely baffling decision.

This may be a record-setter for the longest podcast in Shawn Ryan Show history. I spent nearly 12 hours with former Delta Force commander Pete Blaber, and we go deep into some of the most consequential and controversial moments of the war on terror. From the failures surrounding Roberts Ridge, where Pete describes reviewing the AC-130 and Predator tapes himself, to the investigation into Pat Tillman’s death, where he breaks down how friendly fire was known early on and why the truth was withheld from Tillman’s family for 35 days. We also get into his role in the hunt for Pablo Escobar and the Cali cartel in Colombia, the leadership principles that shaped his career in Delta, and his unfiltered views on Venezuela, Ukraine, and how bad command decisions end up costing lives.

Chuck Norris didn't die. Death got Chuck Norris'd

@nettermike @MarkGreaneyBook His Kolt "Racer" Raynor series is fantastic. Takes some history and mixes it with some fiction. Black Site is a masterpiece. Give the series a read if you haven't. If you like @JackCarrUSA and @BAndrewsJWilson you'll love the series.

Most people know the name of the world’s most hunted terrorist, but few know the name of the man who led the chase through the freezing caves of Tora Bora. Tom Greer didn't want fame; he wanted the mission accomplished. A legendary U.S. Army Ranger and Delta Force commander, Greer was at the spearhead of the hunt for Osama bin Laden following the September 11 attacks. In the brutal, jagged terrain of the Afghan mountains, he led elite special operations teams through a shadow war that the public wouldn't hear about for years. After leaving the battlefield, Greer stepped into the light just long enough to tell the story of his brothers-in-arms. Under the pen name Dalton Fury, he wrote Kill Bin Laden, providing a raw, firsthand account of the mission that defined a generation of warriors. But his final battle wasn't fought with a rifle. Greer faced a quiet, grueling fight against cancer with the same stoic resolve he showed in combat. When he passed away, the headlines focused on the wars he fought, but his real legacy lived on in the soldiers he led and the truth he told. He was a man who carried the weight of a nation’s vengeance on his shoulders and never asked for a thank you.

@SleeperNFL @RiseUpReader @SleeperJets @SleeperSF49ers And picks 12 and 13 were Parsons and Slater.

It’s still hilarious how bad the Jets & 49ers fumbled the STACKED 2021 Draft Class.

@_NickWhalen @druz3310 Money. They have to sign Coop and Q to long-term deals. Just signed Davis. Dean and Blankenship UFA's. Ojomo and Nolan Smith coming up. Etc. When they Draft that well for so long, you have to make decisions. Howie won't move him just to move him, though. It's a 1st and more.

@druz3310 If he’s amazing, why would Howie move him?

If Chicago traded for Jalen Carter: 1) I would give up a day 2 pick + day 3 pick at max 2) I’d pick up the 5th yr option and wouldn’t extend him unless it was in November/Dec of 2026. Make him prove he can fit in CHI. Carter is coming off his worst season as a Pro and had procedures to both shoulders(which may require more surgery). I’m not paying a premium via trade or contract right now until he proves more.

@TheLibertyYell Greatest hits -Fumbled the Cutter situation -Passed on Buium for a center with limited offensive upside -Relied on the possibility of free agents wanting to come here -Hiring coaches that keep them in hockey purgator -Dvorak extension - Can't trade Risto in sellers market

Danny took over the Flyers permanently on May 11th, 2023. This is his 3rd trade deadline. When do we start calling for this guys job?

Yup.

@MarkGreaneyBook @bionikmatt5 @AndyStumpf77 @BradTaylorBooks Not without remorse?

@bionikmatt5 @AndyStumpf77 Yes @BradTaylorBooks Check him out!

@DaleJr Slacker.

Damn, what a badass.

@AlbertBreer Must be your 1st time.

So politicians are using people's lives as leverage in negotiations. Lovely.

@JohnKincade @AGirlInPhilly

@DynastyInfidel @AGirlInPhilly

There’s no way I would allow Austin Powers tell me to work 12 hrs …🖕🏼off 😂

@JohnKincade @AGirlInPhilly I have that schedule now and have Friday, Saturday, and Sunday off every week. It's glorious.

@AGirlInPhilly Would you ever be interested in a 4 day work week of 10 hour days? I think most would sign up for that. 3 days off every week