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Screen name was Hank The Tank. -
AI do think the WR room is better but think the real issue may be with Father Time at QB. The guy won’t take hits but will unload the...
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I always liked Tank Dell and thought he was a special player for the Texans. Horribly bad luck though with these injuries but I’m... -
xjx replied to the thread Baby Steps.He had great speed and ability to get open on long routes. -
xjx replied to the thread WR room, not Diva,………… best since.Sitting Duck Rogers.
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I do think the WR room is better but think the real issue may be with Father Time at QB. The guy won’t take hits but will unload the...
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Trying to wrap my head around whether this bill is struggling because there actually are legitimate concerns with it or just more... -
Ron Burgundy replied to the thread The Epstein Problem.As long as you’re not white, it’s okay.
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Ron Burgundy replied to the thread The Epstein Problem.Screen name was Hank The Tank.
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From your link, Tardodyte:
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Ron Burgundy replied to the thread The Official Thread Dedicated to "Trump Winning".Plus no witnesses, no evidence, and the dress she claimed to be wearing was not even made until several years after the alleged incident.
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Ron Burgundy replied to the thread Transgenderism - A Thread of Its Own.
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steelhurt replied to the thread Baby Steps.I always liked Tank Dell and thought he was a special player for the Texans. Horribly bad luck though with these injuries but I’m... -
SteelerNation.com News posted the thread Steelers Just Found Out Something Critical That Will Change Aaron Rodgers' Final Season in SteelerNation.com News Stories.It’s no secret that Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, expected to play his final NFL season in 2026, will likely be... -
SteelerNation.com News posted the thread Steelers Have An Intriguing Trade Partner For CB Emerging In The NFC in SteelerNation.com News Stories.The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering training camp with some very deep positional groups. Depth is always a great thing for a team, but...
