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@Imrexx_dev Never forget these cte fulled retards went to some of the best institutions for higher learning and experienced a specific class offered by the nfl, yet still claim to be financially illiterate. Millionaires crying for sympathy from maybe thousandaires
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Odell Beckham Jr. says the biggest financial mistake people make is believing a $100M contract means someone is set for life
Odell Beckham Jr.: "You give somebody a 5-year $100 million contract... it's really 5 years for 60."
Odell Beckham Jr.: "Now you're getting $12 million a year. You've got to spend, save, invest, buy a car, buy your mom a house... everything costs money."
Odell Beckham Jr.: "If you're spending $4 million a year, that's $40 million over five years. Now you're really living on $8 million a year."
Odell Beckham Jr.: "People who ain't us and ain't been in that position say, 'That would last a lifetime.'"
Odell Beckham Jr.: "We weren't taught financial literacy."
It's a point we've heard from athletes across the NFL, NBA and other sports
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@saradotxyz Translation: I want to make money and people are tired of the woke slopfest that hollyweird puts out so I need to do what they said to do years ago and shut the fuck up.
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Jennifer Lawrence says celebrity political opinions do not change votes and can make people reject their films
“The first Trump administration was so wild and just, ‘How can we let this stand?’ I felt like I was running around like a chicken with my head cut off”
“But as we’ve learned election after election, celebrities do not make a difference whatsoever on who people vote for”
“And so then what am I doing? I’m just sharing my opinion on something that’s going to add fuel to a fire that’s ripping the country apart. We are so divided”
“I’m also an artist, and with this temperature and the way things can turn out, I don’t want to start turning people off to films and to art that could change consciousness or change the world because they don’t like my political opinions”
“I want to protect my craft so that you can still get lost in what I’m doing, what I’m showing”
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@DeionSanders @Realrclark25 @CameronNewton @RGIII I wouldn’t watch it. It’s not going to be good and tbh they all give terrible takes. It would be another podcast of former athletes with terrible takes getting paid for them. There are no of them already.
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Saturday morning just thinking what if @Realrclark25 @CameronNewton & @RGIII had their own Show that spoke about football and other topics! Wow that would be a Show Show! What y’all think? Be honest and no Hate! Express thoughts without hate. Thank You. #Prime
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@JRodgers11 @marcusmyers @awfulannouncing Ok but as I pointed out there are guys like Alex smith who went before Arron who aren’t considered generational at either. Not saying Alex was a bad prospect but in reality teams needs will dictate guys going 1st overall or top 10 not some subjective list of “generational” talent
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@FerrariFrenk @marcusmyers @awfulannouncing Exactly why I talked about there being two types taken that high. Those physically gifted like no others, and those with really good but not can’t miss physical tools that are elite technicians, efficient and incredibly accurate…like Mendoza last year
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@JRodgers11 @marcusmyers @awfulannouncing A perfect example of a guy taken 1st but didn’t have generational talent either physically or mentally would be the guy who took your brothers spot in 05. Alex Smith.
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Bro are you okay? Did you listen to the segment? I literally referenced Mendoza as an example of a non-generational physically gifted QB going #1 BECAUSE he was a technician, elite accuracy and efficient. Example #1 he was 77% on throws of 0-10, Arch was 56% and 122nd out of 133 QBs. Exactly why if he were to be in the #1 overall convo that area of his game has to improve. I’m not arguing you have to be generational to be #1 overall. I have examples of two types of QBs that get picked that high. Not sure how you are not understanding this lol
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@NFL_DovKleiman Hey he can race bait as much as he wants to now. A cte filled brain that can’t come up with any solid points to talk about needs something. Can’t wait till he drags his buddies down with him as well.
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This is why Nick Bosa HATES Ryan Clark...
Clark: "I’m just waiting for all the people who comment under political and sports things to shut up and dribble or to shut up and play football, to tell him (Nick Bosa) to shut up and rush."
😳😳😳
Dov Kleiman@NFL_DovKleiman
Savage: 49ers star DL Nick Bosa shared his reaction on Twitter/X after ESPN fired Ryan Clark. This was his first tweet in over 4 years 😭😭
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@NFL_DovKleiman It’s a man’s game but you hold a childish grudge cause your shitty play lead to all that. Be happy you got to be carried by having a pro bowl roster of pass catchers to make people think you are decent again. That’s always been Bakers problem. It’s about Baker. Not the team.
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@theMakarioz The second that retard with a bike( a lot of them go figure) decided he could chose when to leave is when his as goes to jail for fleeing. No more Mr nice cop. You get every fucking letter of the law thrown at you now.
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@ScottHanson None of them ever wrote for their local affiliate for years before being brought on to a show to talk or a job at the biggest sports news network in the world. If they want to talk about experience, their only professional experience is playing a kids game for money.
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Here is what former Pros who drop the “you never played” card don’t understand:
Your playing experience 100% gives you a deep reservoir from which to form correct opinions.
It does not automatically give you correct opinions.
Chase Snyder@ChasingSnyder
Why Schrager got so defensive: he experienced this “you never played” card before with DeAngelo Williams pointing directly at him and Kyle Brandt after Kay Adams and them picked the Patriots to beat the Steelers by 3 in 2017. Nate Burleson stood up for them. Patriots won…27-24.
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@Awk20000 He would be able to provide a vocational experience. Electrical 101
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Hasan regrets not applying to be a professor at Streamer University this year
"I was thinking about this cause look, this has been a very busy season for me..midterms are happening so I didn't even consider it..but I prob should have..cause it's cool, it's wonderful, it's fantastic"
"I could do crisis management..ethics and conduct..basic ways to not come across like a nuisance streamer and be bad..politics 101..fundraising impact, how to make an impact with your community"
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@JoeRoganRecaps Across both military and civilian leadership, the Allied cause was widely framed as being aligned with divine will against the tyranny of the Axis powers.
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@JoeRoganRecaps Oh no us military leaders used Christian speech to try and pump up the soldiers. I’m so glad that never was done during WW2 especially not by the president of that time famous leftist. A future republican president and war general. Or another famous general in tanks.
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Joe Rogan presses Vice President JD Vance about a military commander who told troops that bombing Iran is part of God’s divine plan to bring back Jesus Christ:
ROGAN: “This guy said the only way Jesus can return is by bombing Iran.”
VANCE: “😂😂😂 I did not hear about this.”
ROGAN: “He told the troops that they don’t need to be afraid of the war because Trump was anointed by Jesus. Let’s read this report.”
VANCE: “Let me just say…”
ROGAN: *Stops JD from defending this* “Hold on let me read the quote.”
CONTEXT: Jamie pulls up the report. We’ll let you watch for yourself to see how crazy it is.
ROGAN: “This is the type of right wing thinking that I don’t like. The commander had a big grin on his face when he said all this.”
VANCE: “I don’t endorse that, but we do need to have humility in God’s plan. I would’ve told those Christians troops to trust in God.”
ROGAN: “You don’t know if these troops are Christian. You’re telling them Jesus wants us to bomb Iran. I would’ve left the military.”
VANCE: “I’ve never heard of this particular story, but I know the press likes to spin stories a certain way so who really knows.”
ROGAN: “How do you not know about this story when you’re the Vice President of the United States.”
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@JoeRoganRecaps Similarly, Gen. George S. Patton notoriously relied on prayer for favorable weather during the Battle of the Bulge, and President Franklin D. Roosevelt delivered a national radio address on D-Day that took the form of a prayer, asking for God's protection over the Allied forces.
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@JoeRoganRecaps Allied commanders frequently referred to "God's plan" and divine providence during World War II. Supreme Allied Commander Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower famously framed the conflict as a "Great Crusade" and asked troops to beseech the blessing of "Almighty God" upon their efforts.
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