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@VividProwess FAFO, camel jockey.

⚠️Imam in New York 🇺🇸: “We will not stop until Islam enters every home.”

@brianros1 No more field goals. You don’t get to field goal kick your opponent to death. You put the ball in the end zone or you don’t get no points. That’s the way football should be played. F*ck yeah.

Something has to change in the NFL. I don't what it is. But you can't have teams getting the ball at the 35 on a touchback and needing 15 yards to be in field goal range.

@AntiLeftMemes She’s right about Tim Walz. Thanks, Jo Jo!

@EricLDaugh I have family that live in Minnesota, including my mother. At least they will no longer have to deal with this lying, disgraceful, valor stealing, horse cum drinking scumbag much longer. What a rotting, stinking, absurd piece of shit Tim Walz is!

🚨 Tim Walz DID NOT drop out of the Minnesota governor's race because of the Somali fraud we know about publicly. He dropped out because more fraud is coming. He's panicked. It's BILLIONS of dollars. Maybe even TENS of billions. Generational theft and betrayal.

@CarlHigbie So…there’s a lot of millionaires in New York City. This moron thinks she’s going to seize the homes of millionaires who have expensive lawyers at their beck and call? Yeah—Good luck with that.

This doofus is now in charge of housing in New York and says “white people will be disproportionately affected” 🙄

@C_3C_3 Thankfully—She and Commie Mamdani are not in charge where I live so I would like to invite them both to fuck right off.

Meet Cea Weaver. She is Zohran Mamdani’s new NYC tenant advocate. She wants to seize private property. And branded home ownership as “white supremacy”. Of course.

@Bubblebathgirl These people are sick, demented and evil.

Mamdani’s Tenant Director, Cea Weaver, says NYC will transition private property to being a “collective good.” She says, “It will mean that especially white families…are gonna have a different relationship to property than the one we currently have.”

@RadioGenoa I guess we just don’t see eye to eye. 😃

@wakeupusa Ok. We will do exactly that, shithead.

How should Trump respond?

@AdamSchefter Jesus. The Jets really suck.

Since the NFL started recording interceptions in 1933, no team ever has finished a season without an interception. The Jets would be the first if they do not get an interception today at Buffalo.

@DefiantLs Really? Why don’t we ever hear from biological females who now identify as males who are competing against men in men’s sports? I’ll tell you why—because there are NONE.

Democrat Lindsey Williams: "Female bodies are just as strong and fast and capable as male bodies."

@MrAndyNgo Fuck off, morons.

Orlando, Fla. (Jan. 3) — Leftists and Democrats have gathered for a protest to support the Maduro regime in Venezuela. They’re demanding the authoritarian and accused narco-terror leader’s immediate release.

@Breaking911 First of all, I seriously doubt President Trump took this shithead’s phone call. Secondly, Mamdani seems to be suffering from a grossly exaggerated view of his importance.

NYC Mayor Mamdani says, “I called the President and spoke with him directly to register my opposition to this act.”

@TheSports_Shift Bobby Lane!

@AntiWokeMemes Give it to my dog as a chew toy.

@wakeupusa Oh, look! The fat lady is singing.

Actress Bette Midler sends MAGA a message on leaving 2025 behind: “It was hideous and left us a smaller nation in the eyes of the world… Hats off to everyone who stood up, and for the crooked gang bent on our destruction, f*ck you. It ain't over ‘til the fat lady sings.”

@firstroundmock Joe Montana was the 82nd pick in the 3rd round of the 1979 NFL Draft. You don’t know anything. And worse, you’re too stupid to even know that you don’t know anything.

As a former NFL Scout, I have evaluated 13 games that Fernando Mendoza played in during the 2025 season and have him on my board as a 4th round value in the 2026 NFL Draft. He has 15 problems. Everything about him and his process is stiff and systematic going into a league that requires split second situational recognition, flexibility and adaptability. Think the polar opposite of Caleb Williams when you think of Mendoza. Williams loved getting out of structure at USC. Mendoza loves rigid systematic structure. 15 problems that do not translate well to the NFL for Mendoza: 1. Works out of shotgun a majority of the time and is not accustomed to working directly under center. 2. Clapping cadence —going to a verbal cadence in the NFL is going to be a real adjustment for him. 3. Has played in a heavy RPO (run pass option) offensive system at Indiana that has “worked” because they have a strong run game (that was ranked No. 11 in the country that averaged 214.8 yards per game per Team Rankings). The “success” of his passing game is fueled by the run game. 4. Can’t read defenses that well post-snap. A lot of his throwing locations in 2025 were pre-determined before the ball was snapped. From there he’s generally a one-to-two read quarterback (11x in 13 games he got to his third or fourth read). 5. Questionable how well he sees the field. 6. Works best from his spot. Meaning he prefers working from where he catches the snap or within the walls of the pocket. He really struggles when the defense moves him off his spot and/or outside the pocket. At one point during the season (after his first 5 games ESPN reported that he had only completed 16.7% of his passes on the move). He looked like a fish out of water outside the pocket. 7. Seems most comfortable throwing outside (less comfortable throwing inside). 8. Inexperienced looking throwing passes at the intermediate route level (10-19 yards). “Best” short (0-9 yards) and deep (+20 air yards) 47.7% on the deep attempts that I charted (21/44). 9. Lifts his back right foot when throwing which causes some degree of inaccuracy in terms of placement (passes can sail high or be overthrown). 10. Telegraphs when and where he’s throwing. Takes extra steps to gather himself in the direction he’s throwing when working from the pocket. His “accuracy” is very dependent on his entire throwing motion. He hard locks for a noticeable extra moment and has to calibrate his entire throwing motion with his target. He pats the ball before he throws, which is another “tell,” that he’s getting ready to release. His eyes are very easy to read. Where’s he’s looking—that’s where he’s throwing. He showed ZERO ability to move or manipulate defenders with his eyes in 13 games this season. His passes look a tad late because of his process. He throws with below average to average anticipation (2.68 seconds time to throw in 13 games per PFF). 11. He’s not good vs. pressure. If his first or second read isn’t there fairly quickly, he tries to bail out by either running or throwing the ball away. He does this to try to disguise the fact that he can’t feel front or backside pressure. In 13 games, PFF had him at 76.5% when he was kept clean and 51.4% under pressure. ***He’s extremely vulnerable to pressure up the middle. 12. He throws an elementary route tree. He primarily throws quick little passes outside, inside slants or deep passes. 13. Throws mostly fastballs and showed little ability to “take something off his passes.” 14. Defenses looked like they were figuring out his “predictability” and his “tendencies” as this season progressed. 15. Does a poor job protecting his body both as a runner and as a passer. Absorbs a lot of contact running (not big on sliding or running out of bounds), and when he throws on the move, he does this funky “jump pass” throwing motion that opens his body up to absorbing heavy contact. Full Season Evaluation: firstroundmock.com/2025/12/fernan… Photo Credit: Getty Images

@FoxNews Examples of other world leaders who implemented the “warmth of collectivism.” Good luck, NYC.

MAYOR MAMDANI: "We will replace the frigidity of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism."

@GovTimWalz Go fuck yourself, crook.

Minnesota just launched our statewide paid leave program. Starting today new parents, small business owners, and people recovering from illness or injury will have the security to take needed time off work without risking their paycheck.

@ATripADelta12 Indiana beat Ohio State and Alabama. I’d say those are pretty high quality teams, wouldn’t you?

This is the same guy who was lobbying for SIX SEC teams to be in the playoffs.