
Alan C. Chapman
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Alan C. Chapman
@Mr_Chappy
Entrepreneur, Former NFL Certified Contract Advisor / Agent, Consultant, Howard University Alumni, Cigar aficionado in training, Redskins & Hoyas fan, Lucky Dad
DMV Katılım Haziran 2009
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@SimoneBett Exactly. People judge Pelé through today’s game without considering what he endured, the conditions he played in, or how far ahead of his era he was. The sport evolving doesn’t diminish the man who helped transform it. 👑🇧🇷
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Pelé is the true GOAT. No one touches his legacy.
🏆 Only player to win 3 World Cups
🥇 Guinness Record holder: 1,279 career goals
🇧🇷 WC winner at just 17 yrs old
Popularized the "#10" & the "Beautiful Game"
Modern stars walk in the footprint he left. The blueprint. 👑 #Pele
Victor Garcia@toninhodocall
Dizem que Pelé não teria chance no futebol moderno. - O campo tinha o mesmo tamanho. - O jogo durava os mesmos 90 minutos. - A bola pesava até 30% mais. - As chuteiras eram mais pesadas, duras e com menos tração. - Os gramados eram muito piores e a arbitragem deixava bater. A pergunta não é se Pelé jogaria hoje. É qual jogador de hoje conseguiria jogar nas condições de Pelé.
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@SimoneBett You called it before the final 😂 The math may be nonsense, but the prediction was perfect. Spain locked it down. 🇪🇸🏆
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@SimoneBett “Still Standing” is actually a great title, though.
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Netflix, I have your next documentary: “Still Standing.” 😂
A German girl leaves home without family, crosses an ocean, builds a life, raises an amazing daughter, survives life’s hardest moments… and somehow still has energy to argue about soccer, the Commanders and refs 😂
MadHatter LJ 🎩🐷@MadHatter_LJ
What would your Netflix Documentary be?
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@SimoneBett Praying for strength, healing, and many more victories ahead. One day at a time. ❤️🙏
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@SimoneBett I get what you’re saying. I’ve always followed Brazil because of Pelé and the program’s history, but they definitely don’t feel as dominant as the Brazil teams many of us grew up watching. Team USA still has my heart though. 🇺🇸⚽
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Rooting for them. Brazil is not what it used to be.
Pierre Garçon@PierreGarcon
Haiti can win tonight. 2-0 Haiti 🇭🇹 beats Brazil 🇧🇷 #WorldCup2026
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@SimoneBett Couldn’t agree more. I’d rather spend time breaking down Jayden’s reads than his dating life.
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@SimoneBett X said, “You like football?” and never bothered to ask which one. 😅
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@ShealynEllesse Your mom’s smile jumps right off the screen. What a beautiful memory to have. ❤️💛
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I miss my girl so much. Rest in peace, mommy. ❤️🏈💛

Shealyn Ellesse @ShealynEllesse
My mommy looks cute in her Redskins gear. I have a beautiful momma
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Yall remember Kylin Hill? This brother was a major turning point in the flag's removal. In June 2020, #MississippiStateUniversity running back Kylin Hill tweeted: "Either change the flag or I won't be representing this State anymore & I meant that .. I'm tired".
Hill, a #Mississippi native and one of the top rushers in the #SEC at the time, issued this threat directly in response to #Governor Tate Reeves' initial hesitation to support a new flag design. His stance sparked a massive wave of support
Pressure on #Leadership: His tweet went viral and put immediate pressure on state legislators and #university officials to take a definitive stand.
Widespread Support: Other athletes and coaches—including those from #OleMiss—publicly backed him, as did the SEC and #NCAA.
Resulting Change: Lawmakers passed the bill to retire the old flag just days after Hill's ultimatum. Hill was later honored by his hometown for his role in the historic change.
While Hill stayed and played for a portion of the 2020 season, his threat is widely credited with accelerating the legislative process to remove the Confederate emblem.
With the dismantling of the black voting rights in the South Black athletes in the SEC could really redistribute the pain with over $470 million!!!
Just saying…

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@SimoneBett Happy 33rd! 🎉 You can feel that love in your words—wishing her a year full of blessings and great enjoy
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@Raindropsmedia1 Not picking one… that whole lineup deserves respect.
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The #Commanders have agreed to terms with 6 players from ESPN's Top 100 FA List during the Early Negotiating Window.
ED Odafe Oweh (#6)
ED K'Lavon Chaisson (#24)
TE Chig Okonkwo (#36)
LB Leo Chenal (#41)
S Nick Cross (#54)
QB Marcus Mariota (#74)
Reminder: They signed just 2 such players from this list all of last offseason, Javon Kinlaw (#80) and Von Miller (#100)
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@RockBottom_17 @TheAthletic I get it, the “everybody” you “know” like what you like. However, not many people “know” a few million people.
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@TheAthletic Misleading, as usual… In fact, I don’t know anybody who watched Bad Bunny! Everybody I know switched to YouTube to watch Kid Rock… Advertisers are aware that the Super Bowl halftime show is a total waste of money now…
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@walterfootball Love the coaching grades, but unless I missed it I didn’t see a Daronte Jones DC for the Redskins grade and insight. Thanks
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Josh Jacobs discussed his ongoing knee injury in a media session:
- Sitting out after a 3rd-quarter fumble vs. Chicago was a collective decision; knee stiffened after hits, and he wasn't fully expected to play anyway.
- He's taking it day by day, practicing more this week but overcompensating elsewhere.
- Some days feel better than others; it's lingering longer than similar past injuries.
- Keeps getting hit directly on it, despite padding—football's nature.
Hoping for a quick recovery!
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Josh Jacobs talked with the media today and touched on plenty of things as he continues to fight through a knee injury:
- Not playing after that fumble in the 3rd quarter in Chicago
- How he felt having to sit out with injury concerns
- Where he's at health-wise
- Where the injury has affected him the most
- If he's ever dealt with an injury like this one before
#Packers
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