supremebve

Lol, I had an ex tell me she once got dumped after spending a whole day going to Costco and buying groceries and shit. I was sitting there thinking, "How tired of your shit could he be that he went out and bought shit in bulk only to decide, I guess I'm just going to have to eat all of this shit myself by the time he got home?" Let's just say, I understand now.

Every time I remember that McDermott used to work for Ron Rivera, everything about his coaching makes much more sense. They both seem to think having a good quarterback is all you need. No need to scheme anything, no need to have quality wide receivers, just put him out there and hope he's good enough to bail out your shitty coaching.

Daniel Jones is far better than Deshaun Watson. Bryce Young is no longer the starter and even if he was I'd rather have him than Deshaun Watson. He's bad, but I'd much rather have a 23-year-old bad quarterback who is not a piece of shit.

I've been getting texts asking, "Dude, is Watson always this bad?" I've been telling all of these people since last season that he's the worst starter in the league and they all acted like I was being an irrational fan. No, he's the worst starter in the league and has been since he got to Cleveland. I guess he has to play against the local team for people to believe me, but this is who he's been for years now.

See my comments on Matthew Stafford.

Wins is not a quarterback stat, but whoo boy does wins tell the story of so many quarterbacks good and bad. A lot of people think that Matthew Stafford is a hall of fame quarterback, I do not. His record reflects who he's been throughout his career. He also had a season were he threw 41 touchdowns and 16 interceptions and followed that up with a 20/17 split when throwing to Calvin Johnson at his absolutely most unstoppable. He's absolutely a hall of fame talent, but he's been an up and down fair to middling player with that talent for most of his career. He's quarterback Jeff Fisher. When he's at his best, he's legitimately good, but over time he's going to end up somewhere around .500. The number 1 player who the wins fit exactly where you think they do is Kirk Cousins, especially if you look at his win/loss record against teams with a winning record. He's 78-69-2 all time but going into the season he was 16-47 vs. teams with a winning record. He's exactly the type of player who beats up on bad teams, gets a big contract, and then shits the bed any time he's challenged even a little bit. Patrick Mahomes has the most wins in history for a quarterback's first 100 games. I didn't need to know that stat to know that stat.

It's actually dumber than what anyone has posted above. It actually penalizes the best games. There is a week where Lamar Jackson literally had the best quarterbacking game ever and Dak Prescott had a great game, that wasn't nearly as good, but both are considered perfect. This like is the first in a series about how stupid the stat is. Odds are the video won't post. http://youtu.be/5E7Z84WttIc?si=9qupmlA3eQMoQ5sR

He had a chance to get 40 HR/40 doubles/stolen bases. It's still a crazy offensive year and he has a legit chance at the gold glove at 3rd this season. It's crazy that he'll probably be 3rd in the MVP voting again. He's quickly moving up the best player to never win the MVP list. He's by far the most likeable current Cleveland athlete and he's up there with Bernie Kosar for the most likeable of my lifetime. He's just one of those players who is not only excellent, but he gives a fuck 100% of the time and seems to be having the time of his life.

They haven't played a good game all season, yet they're undefeated.

The Cardinal's offensive line might be terrible. I've only seen a few plays from that game, but since the touchdown every play has been either a holding call or a sack.

Nope, you have to buy one regular-size bottle and refill it like the hand soap in your bathroom. The barrel has to be in a storage room or somewhere out of the way. If you roll the barrel out whenever you need it, you are worse than if you have 1000 bottles.

Literally all the victims they showed said it was Part Patterson specifically, on camera, in front of an audience, from the mountain tops, and anywhere else people name names. This is not new and pretty much everyone who had ever talked about it names Pat Patterson. If you have about 12 hours to spare listen to the Between The Sheets podcast episodes called Titangate. They break down all of these scandals in depth and cite all of their sources. This is not a witch hunt, all evidence shows that Pat Patterson was deeply involved. If he was here to defend himself, it wouldn't make a bit of difference. Don't ever give anyone in the wrestling business the benefit of the doubt.

Episode 3 thoughts As someone who knows a few people who have beat some charges in court, there is a large gap between not guilty and innocent. Vince is the type of person who gets found not guilty and expects everyone to ignore the gaping crevice in the earth and call him innocent. Vince goes on and on about how he is going to destroy his competition and it's the law of the jungle and I don't fight fair. Ted Turner pays his employees more and Vince starts acting the bitch. When they call him on it, he just starts talking in circles until he thinks he convinced himself that he's made a point. He's so used to people buying his bullshit, that he says anything and expects people to believe it. Vince is such a piece of shit. They specifically asked to do the curtain call, he said, "OK." Then he punishes HHH for it anyway. I have to say, the Hogan heel turn is fucking perfect. There are great moments in wrestling, but that is probably the #1 most perfect moment ever. How many times do you think Ted Turner has even thought the name VInce McMahon? 10-15? I'm willing to bet that Ted Turner has never given a single solitary fuck about Vince. Vince trying to act like he walked up to Bret with his hands down to give Bret a free shot is another example of lying when the truth will do.

Jay Cutler is better than Daniel Jones in almost every way. It's a terrible comparison because Jay Cutler sucked because he super talented but clearly didn't give a fuck. Daniel Jones to his credit is a try hard, he's just not all that talented. We all understood why Cutler was drafted in the first round, nobody understood why Daniel Jones was drafted in the first round. For what it's worth if I'm going to have to root for one of them if rather root for Jones. Cutler throwing an interception and walking off like he didn't give a fuck would make me furious.

Dear Mr. Cent If I ever did something to offended you, I want to take this time sincerely apologize. I did that shit. It was my fault. I'm sorry. Please forgive me. Your friend, Supremebve