Dillon Caster

@ZacStevensDNVR Ok, never understood the whole WR1 or WR2 thing. Guys play different positions like Sutton will be the X, Waddle will be the Z, Engram will be Y, depending on formation they have bunch of guys to play the H (Mims, Franklin, Bryant, etc.)

Sean Payton made it clear the Broncos don't have a WR1 and WR2.

@SleeperBroncos Good he is versatile player. It will help get the best 11 on the field at all times.

According to Sean Payton, Jonah Elliss will be taking snaps at ILB this year 👀 How do we feel about this?

@NickRogersBTL I find them to be cowards. I am staying and I will fight with whatever means necessary. The fight is always going to be there and running away doesn't stop it just delays it.

"Why don't you stay and fight?" That's the question I hear all the time from concerned Coloradans being asked of families fleeing the Centennial State for Conservative strongholds. A lot of people don't want the burden of fighting a system that puts their families at risk. The time you get with your children is limited to 20 years on average, and many parents would rather enjoy the "Golden Years" with their kids in a healthy environment.

Hi Sean, hope you are well. I’ll type up some bullet points that will logically answer your question without snark: • Neutralization of Iran’s nuclear program: Ends the existential threat of a nuclear-armed Iran, eliminating the risk of nuclear blackmail against the U.S. or its allies and preventing a regional arms race that could draw America into future conflicts. • Dismantling of Iran’s terrorist proxy network: Cuts off funding, weapons, and training to groups like Hezbollah, Hamas, the Houthis, and Shia militias in Iraq/Syria. This reduces attacks on U.S. troops, shipping, and Israeli security (a key U.S. partner), lowering long-term counterterrorism costs and casualties. • Securing global energy markets and lower U.S. gas prices: Iran’s control of the Strait of Hormuz and its history of threatening oil flows would end. A friendly regime would stabilize Persian Gulf shipping lanes, reducing volatility in world oil prices and saving American consumers and businesses billions annually. • Disruption of the Russia-China-Iran axis: Iran supplies drones and oil to Russia for its war in Ukraine and cooperates with China on sanctions evasion and anti-U.S. military coordination. Removing the regime breaks this anti-American bloc, weakening adversaries without direct confrontation elsewhere. • Elimination of state-sponsored threats to U.S. personnel and assets: Ends direct Iranian attacks (ie..2020 rocket strikes on U.S. bases, plots against U.S. officials, and cyberattacks), reducing the need for expensive defensive deployments and intelligence operations in the Middle East. • Long-term reduction in U.S. military spending: A stable, non-hostile Iran would allow significant drawdowns of U.S. forces currently tied down deterring Tehran, freeing resources for other priorities like countering China in the Pacific. • New economic and trade opportunities: A post-regime Iran could become an open market for U.S. energy, aerospace, agriculture, and technology exports, while Iranian oil and gas would further depress global energy prices to America’s advantage. • Strategic realignment in the Middle East: Strengthens U.S. alliances with Israel, Gulf states, and a potential new Iranian government, creating a unified front against remaining threats and expanding the Abraham Accords-style peace architecture

@TheAngelKing47 Not all HOA are ran that way. Mine just makes sure you don't have weeds that are knee high and three junk cars in your driveway. They mostly manage our irrigation water and common spaces in the subdivision.

I still dont understand why people would willingly live in an HOA. You have to pay rent to a group of boomers and follow their rules on your own property or they evict you.

@MichaelMericle5 @coachwwest Good luck to him! I'll be rooting for him!

@DillonCaster @coachwwest 6’5” 210 right now, working on bulking up, S&C coach goal is 225 by start of the year. D1 is the dream, he like most kids dreams of going pro if he can. But D2/D3 is in no way shape or form something he’d shy away from, my guess is he’ll pursue whoever gives him a chance to start

7on7 keeps getting further and further away from football. Less development. More stupidity. More theatrics. More people embarrassing the game. Fighting a ref at a 7on7 is insane work. The whole thing is getting out of hand. This is doing the exact opposite of what 7on7 was intended to do. It isn’t just about the kids anymore smh 📸: @FramesbyEdgar

@MichaelMericle5 @coachwwest He appears to be good sized kid. Is he looking D1 or D2? My advice to any kid I have coached is make sure the fit is good with what you do well. The my other piece of advice is it is always better to play than to sit.

@DillonCaster @coachwwest The footwork does need to improve, something him and his trainer work on weekly. And the pocket is rarely clean at the high school level, needs to improve his quick burst for escaping the pocket. Has 2 years of HS left to be ready for college action 🤞 no offers yet

@MySportsUpdate @JoelAErickson I think this will hurt players longevity even with a second bye week. I think careers that would be around 12-14 years will turn into 8-10 years. Too much contact in one season.

#Colts owner Carlie Irsay-Gordon would like to see the NFL go to an 18th regular season game, via @JoelAErickson: “I think, as long as the players want it—which I think they would, because it would mean more revenue and, ultimately, a better product—I think it’s reasonable and something we should work toward.” More: indystar.com/story/sports/n…

@shawnemerriman Unfortunately, The players, coaches, and fans are the ones that truly get screwed in that scenario. Thanks for the response!

@DillonCaster Sounds like it’s going to be a fight then

Somebody break this down for me, what’s wrong with the NFL holding the referees more accountable and their pay tied to performance? What am I missing?

@MichaelMericle5 @coachwwest Good arm, decent footwork, and does good job working through his progression. My problem with 7 on 7 is that you most likely aren't going have that clean of pocket to throw from or that much time. It used to be one tool in the box not the whole box.

@coachwwest My son was at a 7v7 this weekend in Indianapolis, overall run decently. But coaches were not coaching players, just yelling at them for mistakes. Not teaching how to correct the mistakes and not developing better football players. But the kid had a solid weekend

@michaelFhurley I do find it funny that this clip is featuring CB Buckner. He always been the guy to show up the hitters with overly dramatic strike out calls. You can see it on the second one how much he reels in and is still wrong.

I feel like we are days away from home plate umpires simply refusing to acknowledge ABS challenges. They’ve never been held to account in front of a small group of calm reporters, let alone 40,000 rabid fans. There’s no way they can handle this.

@ChrisMartzWX This is a small fraction of their population. My parents and many of their friends in this age group are proud patriotic people. Many of friends and family served this nation in Vietnam.

When I was a kid, I used to think that old people were smart and wise. That definitely applied to those part of the silent generation. My grandads were in that group, born in 1936 and 1944, respectively. And, boy I miss them. That generation of elders is mostly gone. Now we are stuck with these hippie-era weirdos for the next 10-20 years.

@MatrixMysteries Just say, I don't understand how an amortization schedule works. I don't feel sorry for this woman. The reason banks loan people money is so they can make money. If you don't want a loan save up and buy things cash.

An American buys a $138,000 home. She sends the bank $9,286. After interest, taxes, and insurance take their cut, ONLY $952 actually touches the loan. $8,300 is PURE interest. This isn’t paying down a mortgage — it’s usury, and it should be ILLEGAL nationwide.

@NFLNumbersGuy #29 Howard Griffith

They clear the way for the RBs, blitz pick up, catch passes and play special teams. Name a Fullback. Any Fullback Past or Present, Legend or Backup. Let’s give some love to the lost position. I’ll start- Daryl “Moose” Johnston

What is the best ‘Teacher Movie’ of all-time? Here’s some help… Dead Poet’s Society Stand and Deliver Freedom Writers The Great Debaters School of Rock Mr Holland’s Opus Dangerous Minds Lean on Me To Sir with Love Goodbye Mr Chips Bad Teacher The Substitute Teachers Billy Madison Finding Forrester The Holdovers

@arhooptalk 77' Bill Walton would be the best center in the game today. He could all the things that these guys do plus play great defense.

KAT, Duren, Bam, Gobert, Sengun, Skinny Chet, IHart, Zubac, Clingan, Ayton. I’m just wondering, are they more skilled than this guy? I hear today’s players are so much more skilled. Yeah that’s a bullshit narrative.

@Toohey_sp My kids are extremely lucky than because our DC is great S&C coach. He has done just about everything in S&C from power lifting to sprinters in track. The guy is walking encyclopedia.

Due to the current climate in high school sports and school settings, the majority of athletes will graduate having never worked with a truly qualified and capable strength and conditioning coach.

@sosoevna76278 @ohmygr0k @elonmusk

I respect you very much, Elon, but both photos are fake. For the first time in human history, space was conquered by Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin in April 12, 1961. The US was the first to go into space in July 15, 1975 thanks to the USSR's Soyuz-Apollo program, when the USSR trained American cosmonauts in Moscow.

Incredible that it was only 66 years from the first controlled, powered flight to landing on the Moon!

@GuntherEagleman @elonmusk Yes, we did! It was incredible accomplishment.

@elonmusk Did we really land on the moon in 1969...?