Todd Kerkman

@BarryOnHere 😂

Roger Craig was a good player, had a few great seasons (1985, 1988) for a dynastic team, but he's not a HOF worthy player. Also had some pretty bad playoff fumbles. Fred Taylor, LeSean McCoy, Tiki Barber, Steven Jackson, Warrick Dunn, Ricky Watters, Priest Holmes were all just as good/better and not in IMO.

This rescue baby donkey loves kisses

Sorry your package is late. The FedEx driver had important business to take care of. 😂

My cat's reaction after the new dog had the AUDACITY to lick him...

Mason, a blind Golden Retriever, proudly retrievers the morning newspaper every day ❣️ (tt/masontheblindgolden)

Thanksgiving plans.

Just a dog enjoying a Dog at the ball game

@jasonwhitlock Did they?

Lions missed their window.

Can I pet dat dog?

Magnificent!

@nut_history Nolan Ryan bloody lip.

What is the most iconic photo in your teams history? Please quote

This is Gus. He was caught sitting at the kitchen table while home alone. His motives remain unknown. 14/10

Phum Viphurit - Long Gone | Audiotree Live music.youtube.com/watch?v=dL2_Cu… via @YouTubeMusic

@jasonwhitlock 😂

Mel Kiper: "Bills should trade Josh Allen to Cleveland to move up to the top of the second round to nab Shedeur Sanders."

Someone just out having a day enjoying this beautiful #spring day in Southern New England... Will it last? Forecast all day long on @SpecNews1Worc. #GoggleDog @ToddKerkman @MikeGouldrick @DurkinWeather #mawx #weather

He’s busy 😹

the angry biscuits 😩😤🎀

@BabeLaufenberg Phenomenal documentary on Joe.

I need to watch that. Not sure I get Peacock, however.

@BabeLaufenberg Joe Montana talks about the movie in the documentary on Peacock.

I watched the movie “Rudy” for the first time on the flight back from Cowboys’ game. Don’t know which is harder to believe…the way the Cowboys won that football game or the Rudy story.

@RobVolatile @itsbluesbob 👏

I think the most underrated and under discussed element of tone is attack. People,spend all day talking about speakers, type of wood of electrics, pickups, effects, etc. But how you attack a guitar has a dramatic effect on sound. It takes a lot of strength and dexterity in your hands to do it properly.

What’s your BIGGEST secret to achieving good TONE?