Tom Langland

Can you say Bucket List!

@NFLFrascella This has to be a joke! If not the Madden ratings aren’t worth anyone’s time!

The NFL's Top 100 Players, according to Madden ratings: 1. Rams: Myles Garrett 2. Bills: Josh Allen 3. Rams: Matthew Stafford 4. Bengals: Ja'Marr Chase 5. Cardinals: Trey McBride 6. Seahawks: Jaxon Smith-Njigba 7. Packers: Micah Parsons 8. Lions: Penei Sewell 9. Lions: Jahmyr Gibbs 10. Rams: Puka Nacua 11. Patriots: Christian Gonzalez 12. Eagles: Lane Johnson 13. 49ers: Christian McCaffrey 14. 49ers: Fred Warner 15. Raiders: Maxx Crosby 16. Bengals: Joe Burrow 17. Broncos: Patrick Surtain 18. 49ers: Trent Williams 19. Broncos: Garett Bolles 20. 49ers: George Kittle 21. Bears: Joe Thuney 22. Colts: Jonathan Taylor 23. Panthers: Derrick Brown 24. Steelers: Cameron Heyward 25. Titans: Jeffery Simmons 26. Bucs: Tristan Wirfs 27. Chiefs: Creed Humphrey 28. Lions: Amon-Ra St. Brown 29. Broncos: Quinn Meinerz 30. Falcons: Bijan Robinson 31. Texans: Will Anderson 32. Colts: Quenton Nelson 33. Bucs: Vita Vea 34. Ravens: Lamar Jackson 35. Falcons: Jessie Bates 36. Commanders: Laremy Tunsil 37. Chiefs: Chris Jones 38. 49ers: Nick Bosa 39. Vikings: Justin Jefferson 40. Bills: James Cook 41. Rams: Trent McDuffie 42. Steelers: TJ Watt 43. Chiefs: Patrick Mahomes 44. Chargers: Derwin James 45. Ravens: Roquan Smith 46. Browns: Denzel Ward 47. Raiders: Brock Bowers 48. Ravens: Derrick Henry 49. Falcons: Chris Lindstrom 50. Bengals: Dexter Lawrence 51. Cowboys: CeeDee Lamb 52. Giants: Andrew Thomas 53. Bucs: Antoine Winfield 54. Lions: Aidan Hutchinson 55. Texans: Danielle Hunter 56. Eagles: Saquon Barkley 57. Patriots: Drake Maye 58. Cowboys: Quinnen Williams 59. Packers: Xavier McKinney 60. Eagles: Zack Baun 61. Chargers: Rashawn Slater 62. Eagles: DeVonta Smith 63. Falcons: Drake London 64. Ravens: Kyle Hamilton 65. Texans: Derek Stingley 66. Chiefs: Travis Kelce 67. 49ers: Mike Evans 68. Raiders: Kolton Miller 69. Eagles: Jordan Mailata 70. Colts: DeForest Buckner 71. Cowboys: Dak Prescott 72. Commanders: Terry McLaurin 73. Packers: Josh Jacobs 74. Chiefs: Trey Smith 75. Broncos: Nik Bonitto 76. Lions: Kerby Joseph 77. Seahawks: Devon Witherspoon 78. Lions: Brian Branch 79. Rams: Davante Adams 80. Jets: Demario Davis 81. Cardinals: Budda Baker 82. Ravens: Trey Hendrickson 83. Ravens: Mark Andrews 84. Bears: Caleb Williams 85. Steelers: Jalen Ramsey 86. Ravens: Nnamdi Madubuike 87. Bears: Jaylon Johnson 88. Chargers: Justin Herbert 89. Rams: Kevin Dotson 90. Dolphins: Aaron Brewer 91. Vikings: Christian Darrisaw 92. Texans: Nico Collins 93. Colts: Sauce Gardner 94. Chiefs: Kenneth Walker 95. Commanders: Bobby Wagner 96. Falcons: Jake Matthews 97. Jets: Minkah Fitzpatrick 98. Eagles: Dallas Goedert 99. Eagles: Cooper DeJean 100. Eagles: Quinyon Mitchell My first thought when I review this list is... one of the computer programmers for Madden is a 49ers fan who hates the Cowboys & Eagles... is there something wrong with my eyes, or is George Pickens NOT on this list...

@GuntherEagleman 💯

Yes.

@GuntherEagleman Give him the death penalty!!!

🚨EVIL: A 29-year-old father allegedly drowned his own baby in a bucket of detergent during a domestic argument with his wife, claiming he wanted to “teach her a lesson.” The tiny child was held under the toxic chemicals, forced to inhale and swallow the detergent, suffering agonizing chemical burns to the lungs and internal organs before stopping breathing. The sheer evil of murdering your own defenseless child in such a cruel way is beyond comprehension.

@nicksortor Total BS! 😡

🚨 BREAKING: Former Milkwaukee Judge Hannah Dugan, who was convicted of FELONY OBSTRUCTION for helping an illegal evade ICE, has been sentenced to NO PRISON TIME, and just a $5,000 fine This is a TOTAL miscarriage of justice. Luckily, she is BARRED from being a judge ever again (unless long as her felony conviction is somehow overturned, which is not likely)

@atensnut 💯

YES!! In a heartbeat!!

@glenn_tunes You’re a total POS! He didn’t deserve to be killed in cold blood! That is never OK!!! 😡 And BTW he was not a disgrace, you are!!!

I WOULD LIKE TO REMIND EVERYONE THAT CHARLIE KIRK WAS NOT A NATIONAL HERO🙄 NOT A RELIGIOUS PERSON 🙄 NOT A MAN OF PEACE🙄 CHARLIE KIRK WAS A SHITTY FAR RIGHT EXTREMIST PODCASTER WHO SPREAD LIES HATRED AND RIDICULOUS PROPAGANDA 🤷 HE WAS A NATIONAL DISGRACE 🤷

@DanClarkSports The game was decided and he’s allowed to have a little fun! He was facing a position player so it’s not a real at bat anyway. It only affects his stats so no harm no foul!

Boomer take alert, but I'll own it 💯... Jackson Chourio is not a left handed hitter. He never has been. Yet last night he batted left handed in the 9th. Playing MLB should never be trivial. Many guys bust their asses for years and never get the opportunity. Terrible look.

@abc13houston Trying to buy votes, WOW! 😮

Democrat candidate for Texas governor wants to give every Texan $1,500 abc13.com/post/democrat-…

@Seraphinaf5 71

@realWhiteHats @elonmusk Total BS, that’s why Tim Walz is a POS! 😡

🚨 BREAKING: The employee of Gov. Tim Walz who keyed SIX Teslas causing over **$20,000** in damage in retaliation against @ElonMusk has been given a ONE DAY SUSPENSION from his Minnesota government job THAT’S IT. He’s not even being PROSECUTED. Minnesota is a FAILED STATE!

@atensnut 🤣

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@michaelschwab13 🤣

Belgium has appealed

@PitchingNinja 🤣

Paul Skenes on Ryan O'Hearn's 3 homer, 10 RBI game. 🤣 "I think it was kinda selfish, to be honest. Everybody else is getting on. Home runs are rally killers. You hit a 3- run home run or a grand slam...and what now? There's nobody on. Nobody can drive him in. Good for him, I guess."

@atensnut 🤣

True!

@LucasSa56947288 @JohnMDouglass1 What are you smoking? 😂

WATCH: Here’s Donald Trump slowly getting out of his car in Turkey for his NATO meeting! He completely looks weak, exhausted, and completely out of it. He doesn’t have very long! 🙏🏾

@michaelschwab13 Finally!

Mike Burrows has been optioned to AAA

@Chandler_Rome Nope! What happened to him going to the bullpen? Follow through with your plan!!!

Can the Astros afford to remain patient with Mike Burrows? - nytimes.com/athletic/74271…

@PCreighton1 💯

Dude ejected from FIFA & banned from FIFA for corruption by FIFA Ethics Committee, is claiming corruption over a red card violation being suspended Now that’s frickin rich. Now go STFD. You’re a disgrace.

@UwDienstwillige The President of FIFA said his conversation with Trump was casual and had no bearing on the decision. Hopefully that’s the truth because you’re right that a head of state should never be involved.

@RVTxDude That's a fair point, if there were no rules on suspension of players ("misses next match"). We should abandon them in that case. But more importantly: how can you have a fair game if the Head of State of one team interferes with and influences the Sports Organization?

As a Belgian, I never want to beat a team because my King asks the sports federation to alter the rules in my favour. I want all the smoke. Guess things are diffferent overseas.

@undisputed104 So you’re saying the influence of the referee doesn’t matter in terms of fairness. That’s very interesting. 🤔

Football has always been built on one simple principle: the rules should apply equally to every nation. That’s why the controversy surrounding USA forward Folarin Balogun has divided the football world. A straight red card has traditionally meant an automatic suspension. Yet after reports that Donald Trump personally contacted FIFA President Gianni Infantino, FIFA overturned Balogun’s one-match ban, making the USA striker available for the Round of 16. Whether you support the USA or not, the real issue isn’t just Balogun—it’s the precedent this decision sets. If political influence can alter disciplinary decisions during the biggest tournament in football, where does the game draw the line? Players from every country have accepted suspensions under the same rules for decades. Why should the USA be treated differently? FIFA maintains that its decision falls within its disciplinary framework, but many fans believe the timing and circumstances have damaged trust in the competition. Football’s greatest strength is that every nation, from giants to underdogs, believes it competes under the same laws. Once that belief disappears, the integrity of the World Cup is put at risk. This debate is no longer just about Balogun or the USA. It’s about whether football can remain a sport where fairness matters more than influence.