Grizz

Here's the other thing. Pats had a cake schedule last season. The Seahawks showed a recipe for figuring out Drake Maye. Winning is a big factor in how the court of public opinion rules. The division is easy, but what is Miami and the Jets games are back loaded? A slow start for old Vrabes could make all of this a lot more interesting. This story will come up and come up often for a guy who is a classic no distractions guy. Could be a long season for the Pats.

Yeah. This was always a possibility and it did seem like one of those where it would be revealed to be some kind of complicated resolution. I suppose my resistance to this was that it is exceedingly dark. For a show that was so funny, it ended up being so sad. I suppose the Floyd character--who seemed so resilient was (in the end) not. Good show. Bleak tone.

A C+? This grade would get an F- from me.

The thing that makes it so hard to believe is precisely how brazen it was for two people with the level of media exposure and savvy these have. It's not like the dumb ass CEO/HR lady at a dark concert who are not used to public media--this is a career journalist and an NFL head coach. Your high school English teacher and gym coach had more awareness about hiding the affair than these two morons.

Ann Coulter quoting Fukuyama on Trump. Trump laying in on MTG, Tucker, Alex Jones, Candace Owens and Megyn Kelly. This is the most bizarre fucking timeline. I am now convinced that god is real and this is him:

"possibly showing anus" lol was this written by an alien

They could honestly take it in so many directions. I feel like there will ultimately be two reveals: Carol's past, and Floyd's death. I think Carol might have killed her ex-husband (in self-defense?). The show is positioning her to be a sympathetic character and a shady one. I think we are meant to both feel sorry for her and view her as a suspect, which means she likely isn't the one directly responsible for what happens to Floyd. There is an element of darkness to the kid--that seems like a strong bread crumb. He is the other one with access to the house. There is a potential for a real sad ending here--Floyd has made all this effort to connect with him and do all the things, but at the end of the day he is unwell and Floyd is just another house to throw a rock at. I also still think the other wife is lurking in the background. They included the shot of her seeing Clark get arrested. When they focus on Clark, they focus on the shot of him on the swing a lot, creeping on the neighbor. Why do they keep showing that, when much of the narrative is about Clark ultimately not being a bad person when it comes to the Floyd/Carol/Clark triad? This is behavior the wife would observe. She is not portrayed as dumb. She could find the account and believe that Clark is having an affair with Floyd and Carol and lash out. Why is she neglected and left out of all this? The show seems to include her but not highlight her--the classic "she was there all along" figure. It would kind of make sense because we've been primed with one legitimate motive (creed, money) but the answer is another one (jealousy). The wife and the son are the two prime suspects for me, and I'd strongly bank on it being one of the two.

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Guys. We really don't need to waste time on this. They are drafting the ruler, Oba Femi. Can you imagine wasted bachelorettes doing the Oba strut down Broadway? There is only one draft decision.

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Have to believe Ja is traded at this point. The draft? It's possible. Great how close it all happens to NBA finals--no waiting in that league. Cedric Coward and Jalen Wells are really good pieces. This team is an amazing "what-if" going back to 2022 when they really were about as close to an NBA title as you can get. I would not want to see the team leave TN. NGL I wouldn't hate a move to Nashville.