Eamus Catuli

Just need to have this one pinned already

“Go Cubs Go” starting up as he rounds first base goes incredibly hard

@jjoeymoc Buy the ticket, take the ride

Go to a local minor league game. Sit in random seats. Buy a foot long hot dog. Complain about the pitchers. - Anthony Bourdain

LMAOOO??????????????????????

@Pete_Martuneac Ok dipshit

Yes, Thomas Brown included. Did y’all forget that 49ers game?

Everyone in this box.

Everyone talking about this race constantly doesn't change the fact that this is the craziest thing I have ever seen happen in an American political campaign

@AomineReborn Bros applying to the idf

Was applying for a job and burst out laughing when I saw this 😭😭😭 That has to be a typo man

@XiWellWisher I mean it’s just arguing with an ai account

What can you even say at this point.

@normalmadeline They did straight up teach me how to cook

One of those things you just kind of had to be there for

As a displaced midwesterner living in Seattle, I miss this exact vibe dearly

@sullivan_ballou @impossiblyeve Wait

@impossiblyeve @wutanggenerator

this meal prep shit too easy

@ArtButSports @savvy_bap @rolandgarros @MuseumModernArt Layup

The Persistence of Memory, by Salvador Dalí, 1931, 📸 by David Ramos

Animal Collective dropped Merriweather Post Pavilion on January 6, 2009; two weeks later, Obama was inaugurated. The future felt limitless.

@PrimaryCinema And the Bob Dylan moment is the most devastating of them all

The Man Who Wasn’t There, A Serious Man and Inside Llewyn Davis are 3 Coen Bros. movies that end with the introduction of an outside force so far beyond our comprehension, the struggles up to that point pale in comparison. Those are, an alien spacecraft, a tornado, and Bob Dylan.

@Goblue20101788 @Nate_Tice Dipshit alert!!

@Nate_Tice I wouldn’t put the bears offense in the same category as the rams mate

off the top of my head. scheme-wise I’m looking to see if offenses evolve, adapt, or vary their protections up more to account for defenses currently being so advanced in knowing how to break traditional rules. I think the league-wide ADOT for QBs starts to creep up slightly as offenses understand they need to push the ball more. Defenses are playing so top-down and also doing things like dropping 8 more frequently, so more traditional dropback stuff (5 and 7 step concepts), especially from under center, continue to make a comeback. Especially on early downs. Defenses might be getting faster and putting more DBs on the field, running is one way to beat it but also continuing to threaten over the top is the other way to create space. I’m also curious to see if offenses find ways to weaponize underneath throws. Lead blockers on swings, glorified middle screens on deeper concepts.

@DamienPetersNBA Wore it took you a long time to crack that

I’d like to highlight: Ayo Dosunmu Zach LaVine Alex Caruso Nikola Vucevic Coby White Lonzo Ball DeMar DeRozan = 0 acquired first round picks. Absolute front office disaster by the Chicago Bulls.

@NotSoAngryScout @aromack71 It’s hilarious you larp as a veteran NFL scout

@aromack71 Would love that media outlet to explain what they view as that. I think they base it on combine invites and top all-star games. Reality is the games do miss players and the combine was voted on so early. Invite list would look way different if done 2-3 months later

Not true. There is no consensus NFL board. All 32 teams have their own board. This is the media trying to make it seem their like outlet’s board is general market value.

@SBN_Ricky Dad logicmogged you

I’m getting mad about the Bears taking a third string blocking TE in the same range they took Velus Jones and Ruben Hyppolite and Kiran when they need starting DL, but my dad is not having it tonight.

@wasram This dumb bitch

Clown boy ain’t laughing this time is he? #DaBears

I love how diana russini left us little easter eggs and clues like a serial killer

@HGrahamNFL Not a miss

Bears 1st Round Picks under Ryan Poles 2023: Darnell Wright 2024: Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze 2025: Colston Loveland 2026: Dillon Thieneman