turd Sandwich

@Braeden7654 @AdamSchefter Red state? People’s republic of Virginia

@AdamSchefter Another red state. Stay far away from any Republican controlled area it seems. Prayers to all involved

The wife of Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy was shot Sunday night at the couple’s home in Virginia. espn.com/nfl/story/_/id…

@realdealtransam @JoshShapiroPA Hamas Josh

Pennsylvania can not ever forget that there is no one that makes @JoshShapiroPA more giddy than @JoshShapiroPA himself

@ReggieHoggedUp Joe Knew Neapolitan

What’s next, Strawberry Sandusky?

@IntoPitt Joe was quoted as saying “I’m here to coach football. Get out of my office.”

Dude stop JokePa knew about it since the 1970s. It was reported to him many times over the years He ignored it. You aren’t from PA and know nothing about the #pennstate sex abuse cover up #psu

@JoshShapiroPA Hamas Josh

100 days until we send Bob Brooks to Congress and make Leader Jeffries the Speaker of the House.

@Wonderful_Chip Hey chip. He’s in hell

Greatest Coach of all time, Even better human. Dedicated his life to developing young men. Legacy tarnished by cowardly media hysteria after he could no longer defend himself. But the truth prevails. 409 forever.

@GeneHof1918 @B1OBEY0ND They didn’t get recognized because they played a shitty ass soft schedule

@JacquesStrap9 @B1OBEY0ND 4 other seasons were perfect 12-0 and can be claimed

Im tired of Joe Paterno being left off these lists because cowards. Here is a list of scandals & incidents involving each coach in the graphic including Paterno. Nick Saban Saban's career was largely free of major NCAA scandals, but Alabama was criticized for oversigning, aggressive roster management, and occasional secondary recruiting violations. More recently, he made headlines for public disputes over NIL and the transfer portal. Bear Bryant Bryant's infamous "Junction Boys" training camp became a symbol of extreme coaching methods, and his programs faced occasional allegations of improper recruiting. He was also criticized for coaching at Alabama during an era when the school was slow to integrate. Bryant was racist & would not play African American players. Knute Rockne Rockne's career was remarkably free of significant scandals. Most criticism centered on the rough recruiting environment of the early 1900s rather than any misconduct on his part. Bobby Bowden Bowden's Florida State program was hit with a major academic cheating scandal that resulted in NCAA sanctions and vacated wins. His tenure also drew criticism for numerous player arrests and off-field issues. Tom Osborne Osborne faced lasting criticism for allowing star players like Lawrence Phillips and Christian Peter to remain with the team despite serious criminal allegations. While Nebraska won championships, winning was prioritized over accountability. Woody Hayes Hayes' career ended when he punched Clemson player Charlie Bauman during the 1978 Gator Bowl. His fiery temper had been well known throughout his coaching career, but that incident ultimately cost him his job. Dabo Swinney Swinney has avoided major NCAA scandals but has faced criticism for his resistance to NIL and the transfer portal. Clemson has also dealt with lawsuits and public criticism over handling of workplace and cultural issues. Urban Meyer Meyer was suspended at Ohio State after failing to properly handle domestic abuse allegations involving assistant coach Zach Smith. His programs also faced repeated criticism over player misconduct and a culture that some believed overlooked off-field behavior. Meyer also was caught on video cheating on his wife in public. Barry Switzer Switzer's Oklahoma program became synonymous with NCAA violations, player arrests, and drug-related controversies during the 1980s. Despite tremendous success on the field, the Sooners developed one of college football's most controversial reputations. Kirby Smart Smart's biggest controversy has been Georgia's repeated reckless driving and street racing incidents involving players and staff, including a fatal crash in 2023. Although the program has not received major NCAA sanctions, critics have questioned its culture and discipline regarding player behavior. 38 players have been arrested etc in the last five years. Joe Paterno Paterno became linked to the scandal because a graduate assistant reported to him in 2001 that he had witnessed Sandusky sexually abusing a young boy in a Penn State facility, and Paterno passed the information to university administrators but did not go directly to police or child welfare authorities. The key issue was not that Paterno was accused of abusing anyone himself. The controversy centered on whether he did enough after learning of the allegation

@GeneHof1918 @B1OBEY0ND 2 titles in 46 seasons ain’t great

@JacquesStrap9 @B1OBEY0ND He won big games all the time

@JClarkNBCS HR Derby fatigue is real

The Phillies have lost 4 straight games for the first time in 3 months. They are 2-6 at home since the All Star break and have scored 1 run or less 5 times. They have scored 1 run or less 25 times this season. Tied for the most in the majors with the A’s 😱

@LambertLunatic Pedturno hid in the northeast and was turrible in big games

Nope 409 We Are, because he was

@roadtocfb College ball blows

Weird, because that definitely used to be how the SEC measured who the best conference is. That is, until it stopped winning the National Championship.

@IanJaeger29 Hamas Josh

Nobody cares.

@SportsRadioWIP Fake Maye ain’t HIM

Ike believes the Eagles may miss A.J. Brown more in the short term, but in the long term A.J. Brown will miss the Eagles more. "New England had their miracle run last year. They missed their opportunity. He may get his numbers. He'll never experience the winning that he experienced here.”

@sethjoyner @Bighugh53 Giglio is a retard

🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Plyers don't know ball? Wow, guess we should line the execs, scouts, and coaches up and see who wants to watch! @Bighugh53 I don't know how you do it everyday! Straight 🐃💩 SMDH

@SportsRadioWIP Caliou knows nothing about football

Joe Giglio ranks Nick Sirianni as the NFL's 14th best head coach. 1. Andy Reid 2. Sean McVay 3. Kyle Shanahan 4. Mike MacDonald 5. Ben Johnson 6. Sean Payton 7. Jim Harbaugh 8. Dan Campbell 9. Mike Vrabel 10. John Harbaugh 11. DeMeco Ryans 12. Kevin O’Connell 13. Matt LaFleur 14. Nick Sirianni 15. Liam Coen 16. Mike McCarthy 17. Zac Taylor 18. Kellen Moore 19. Dave Cannalles 20. Brian Schottenheimer 21. Dan Quinn 22. Todd Bowles 23. Shane Steichen 24. Kevin Stefanski 25. Robert Saleh 26. Aaron Glenn 27. Jesse Minter 28. Joe Brady 29. Klint Kubiak 30. Jeff Hafley 31. Mike LaFleur 32. Todd Monken

@JohnBolaris Trashner

Krasner will ALWAYS be a poison to the city of Philadelphia .

@Ike58Reese This pussy blocked me on X

This guy 👀

@jjabbott Corbett is a POS

PA’s last Republican governor, who signed a Voter ID law, penned an op-ed against the SAVE America Act. Someone should ask McCormick about it

@SportsRadioWIP @JoeGiglioSports @WIPMiddayShow Giglio is a fucking retard

Joe Giglio ranks Jalen Hurts as the NFL's 16th best QB. Fair? 🤔 1. Josh Allen 2. Patrick Mahomes 3. Matthew Stafford 4. Joe Burrow 5. Lamar Jackson 6. Drake Maye 7. Dak Prescott 8. Justin Herbert 9. Jared Goff 10. Sam Darnold 11. Jordan Love 12. Brock Purdy 13. Caleb Williams 14. Jayden Daniels 15. Bo Nix 16. Jalen Hurts 17. Baker Mayfield 18. C.J. Stroud 19. Trevor Lawrence 20. Daniel Jones 21. Bryce Young 22. Francisco Mendoza/Kirk Cousins 23. Tyler Shough 24. Jaxson Dart 25. Cam Ward 26. Aaron Rodgers 27. Malik Willis 28. Kyler Murray/J.J. McCarthy 29. Jacoby Brissett 30. Geno Smith 31. Michael Penix/Tua Tagovailoa32. Deshaun Watson/Sheduer Sanders