Official 2024 NFL Discussion Week 10!!!
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hustling backwards
*soapbox on*
to all the so called Giants fans who are killing this man on social media and message boards and radio shows.
Saquon publicly BEGGED those white men to keep him on the team
they told GO OUT and see what the market decides...
He gets a REAL SERIOUS offer
they don't match and HE IS THE BAD GUY?
WTF does it matter what team he goes to?
Because yall mouth breathers wouldn't leave your jobs in a nanosecond for a raise?
GTFOH
Beholden to owners who wouldn't spit on you if you were on fire...
they WILL throw a drink on you though
And raise your ticket prices after a losing season.
*soapbox off*
to all the so called Giants fans who are killing this man on social media and message boards and radio shows.
Saquon publicly BEGGED those white men to keep him on the team
they told GO OUT and see what the market decides...
He gets a REAL SERIOUS offer
they don't match and HE IS THE BAD GUY?
WTF does it matter what team he goes to?
Because yall mouth breathers wouldn't leave your jobs in a nanosecond for a raise?
GTFOH
Beholden to owners who wouldn't spit on you if you were on fire...
they WILL throw a drink on you though
And raise your ticket prices after a losing season.
*soapbox off*
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Barkley calls out 'hater' Barber for 'dead to me' jab
"You're dead to us, Saquon." "You been a hater since I got to New York." Former Giants running backs Tiki Barber and Saquon Barkley traded barbs Monday over the latter's impending signing with the rival Eagles.
Saquon Barkley, Tiki Barber trade barbs over Giants departure
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Jordan Raanan, ESPN Staff WriterMar 11, 2024, 08:37 PM ET
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Saquon Barkley's impending signing with the Philadelphia Eagles doesn't seem to be going over well in New York.
Former New York Giants running back Tiki Barber expressed his displeasure with Barkley on his daily WFAN radio show.
"He's dead to us now. He's dead to us. You're dead to us, Saquon," Barber said with a smile and chuckle upon learning the news during the "Evan and Tiki" show. "Good luck. You're dead to me."
Barkley responded to the clip on X and took aim at Barber, who told ESPN that the comment was made tongue-in-cheek. The future Eagles running back didn't take it that way.
Barkley reposted the video with the comment: "lol yup you're the prime example of loyalty to a team.. I got the deal I wanted, secured more gm which wasn't given to me before... so if fans are gonna hate me for that so be it! But I never turned my back on my teammates and always had theirs"
He then wrote in a follow-up post: "@tikibarber you been a hater since I got to New York ... and all the "Dead to me" talk don't smile in my face when you see me"
Barber played his entire 10-year career from 1997 to 2006 with the Giants. The Eagles-Giants rivalry during that time was strong, leaving Barber with strong feelings about the team and city 90 miles south.
This recent drama between the new Eagles running back and the retired Giants running back will only spice up a rivalry that has been stale in recent years. The Giants beat the Eagles in this past season's finale for their first win over Philadelphia in six games.
Barkley leaves New York fourth on the franchise's all-time rushing list but with just one playoff win on his résumé.
Barkley, 27, agreed to a massive new deal with the rival Eagles after six seasons with the Giants. He received three years and $37.5 million with $26 million fully guaranteed at signing, sources told ESPN.
It's not as if Barkley doesn't have a connection to Philadelphia. The move actually sends him home, even if he grew up a New York Jets fan.
Barkley grew up in the Lehigh Valley, an hour and change from Philadelphia.
Crash victim's mom shocked by Reid commutation
The mother of the girl injured in the 2021 crash involving former Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid, told ESPN she's still "in shock" that Reid's drunk-driving sentence was commuted by Missouri governor Mike Parson.
Mother of girl injured in Britt Reid crash shocked by commutation
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Xuan Thai, ESPN Senior WriterMar 11, 2024, 05:14 PM ET
The mother of the young girl injured in the 2021 crash involving former Kansas City Chiefs assistant coach Britt Reid told ESPN she still hasn't forgiven him for the crash and was shocked when Missouri Gov. Mike Parson commuted Reid's sentence after 16 months in prison.
"We went to court, we [were] told, you're going to get justice," Felicia Miller told ESPN in an exclusive interview, her first since the March 1 commutation. "He's put away for a year and about three months. So we didn't get [any] justice. It's not enough.
"I know they say sometimes you have to forgive and forget to move on," said Miller. "But looking at my baby every day and seeing my daughter, how she has to live, and then seeing how he could be back at home, comfortable."
Reid, the son of Chiefs coach Andy Reid, served 16 months of a three-year sentence after pleading guilty to felony driving while intoxicated resulting in serious physical injury. According to prosecutors, Reid was driving about 84 mph in a 65 mph zone when he hit two parked cars near Arrowhead Stadium in February 2021. Six people were injured, including Miller's then-5-year-old daughter Ariel Young, who sustained a traumatic brain injury, was in a coma for 11 days and spent two months in a hospital.
Reid previously pleaded guilty to flashing a gun at another motorist in a 2007 incident, and while serving his sentence for that charge, he pleaded guilty to another unrelated charge of driving while under the influence of a controlled substance. Miller said she worries that Reid could hurt another family.
"He keeps just getting a little slap on a wrist when you keep just letting somebody get away, get away, get away. They're going to continue to do it," Miller said.
A spokesman for the governor's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Calls made to phone numbers listed for Reid were not returned.
Parson's office has declined to give specifics about his decision to commute Reid's sentence. In a statement to ESPN last week, Parson's office said, "No request, official or otherwise, was made on behalf of Mr. Reid for this commutation." A spokesperson for the office declined to comment beyond the statement.
Parson's office told ESPN in a statement that Reid met parole eligibility requirements.
"Mr. Reid was sentenced to three years in a correctional facility with the eligibility for parole after serving 33 percent of his sentence (1 year in this case). Mr. Reid served one year and four months. He will serve the remainder of his sentence under house arrest until October 31, 2025, with strict conditions."
Jackson County prosecutor Jean Peters Baker told ESPN last week she would have never agreed to a plea deal if she knew Reid would serve only 1½ years.
Parson, a self-proclaimed Chiefs fan, attended the Super Bowl in Las Vegas last month where the Chiefs won their third Super Bowl in four years. He received a tattoo to commemorate their win in 2023.
Amid public criticism of the decision, Parson expressed "his deepest sympathy for any additional heartache this commutation has caused the Young Family, as that was certainly not his intention," according to the statement to ESPN.
"If it was reversed, it would have been a completely different situation," Miller said. "If I was drunk and slammed into [Reid's] car. He had his child in the car and his child was injured, it would have been over for me. My whole life would have been over."
Miller said she was not notified by the governor's office about the commutation, and she said she has not personally heard from Reid or his family since the accident. Asked if she would take their calls, she said "no."
Young, now 8, has made significant progress since the accident but still has development delays and takes special education classes, Miller said. She also has balance issues and is aware that she is different from her siblings and friends.
"She always tells me, 'I'm different from the other kids now,'" said Miller. "Oh, my God, that hurts. Seeing it in her face and seeing that stuff that she can't do and knowing that's how she feels about the whole thing, that she can't do it, it hurts me."
Young's family and the Chiefs reached a confidential settlement agreement for an undisclosed sum in November 2021. As part of that agreement, the Chiefs will continue to pay for Ariel's medical care for the rest of her life.
Barkley calls out 'hater' Barber for 'dead to me' jab
"You're dead to us, Saquon." "You been a hater since I got to New York." Former Giants running backs Tiki Barber and Saquon Barkley traded barbs Monday over the latter's impending signing with the rival Eagles.www.espn.com
Saquon Barkley, Tiki Barber trade barbs over Giants departure
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- Saquon Barkley's impending signing with the Philadelphia Eagles doesn't seem to be going over well in New York.
Former New York Giants running back Tiki Barber expressed his displeasure with Barkley on his daily WFAN radio show.
"He's dead to us now. He's dead to us. You're dead to us, Saquon," Barber said with a smile and chuckle upon learning the news during the "Evan and Tiki" show. "Good luck. You're dead to me."
Barkley responded to the clip on X and took aim at Barber, who told ESPN that the comment was made tongue-in-cheek. The future Eagles running back didn't take it that way.
Barkley reposted the video with the comment: "lol yup you're the prime example of loyalty to a team.. I got the deal I wanted, secured more gm which wasn't given to me before... so if fans are gonna hate me for that so be it! But I never turned my back on my teammates and always had theirs"
He then wrote in a follow-up post: "@tikibarber you been a hater since I got to New York ... and all the "Dead to me" talk don't smile in my face when you see me"
Barber played his entire 10-year career from 1997 to 2006 with the Giants. The Eagles-Giants rivalry during that time was strong, leaving Barber with strong feelings about the team and city 90 miles south.
This recent drama between the new Eagles running back and the retired Giants running back will only spice up a rivalry that has been stale in recent years. The Giants beat the Eagles in this past season's finale for their first win over Philadelphia in six games.
Barber and Barkley both had their moments with the Giants, although neither won a championship. Barber, who is the Giants' all-time leading rusher, retired the season before they won their third Super Bowl in franchise history.
Barkley leaves New York fourth on the franchise's all-time rushing list but with just one playoff win on his résumé.
Barkley, 27, agreed to a massive new deal with the rival Eagles after six seasons with the Giants. He received three years and $37.5 million with $26 million fully guaranteed at signing, sources told ESPN.
It's not as if Barkley doesn't have a connection to Philadelphia. The move actually sends him home, even if he grew up a New York Jets fan.
Barkley grew up in the Lehigh Valley, an hour and change from Philadelphia.
Sidebar...
PLEASE don't forget Tiki how much these SAME so called fans HATED YOUR F*CKING GUTS not too long ago...
but go on black man.
Barkley is gonna make espn eat their words.. barkley with an offensive line and a real offensive scheme is gonna be dangerous..eagles are now officially the nfc east favorite right now
We still need to score points.. what the hell do we have for offense
Kellen Moore is just going to run him up the middle all game and not throw him the ball. He's not a great OC for running backs.
The owner isn't gonna fire himself. He's the one who said no
Could’ve been cook, cousin, Jefferson, addison, and the te.. many yrs of success and possible multiple division titles, instead they are one season from possibly losing their top 3 receiver of all timeJustin Jefferson is going to have Sam Darnold throwing him the ball
Giants only got 5 picks left in the draft we better make it fucking count
Interesting
Why is the nfl like that?
In order for me to sign a free agent
I have to give up 2 first round picks AFTER I sign him?
I wouldn’t have done that shit either
“Tender”
“Franchise tag”
Is there a example of this in the NBA?
When the lakers signed LeBron did they give up picks?
What the fuck is a exclusive tag
Packers?
?
They will finish 3rd in the north this year
Mark my words
Bears 13-4
Lions 11-6
Packers 10-7
Minnesota 9-8
Toughest division in sports
You havent been paying attention then...he was the heart and soul of the panthers defense. We signed him off the Jets Practice Squad and he's done nothing but get better every year. He was hurt last year, but he has exceeded expectations. I'm more upset about losing Luvu over burns
Owner is a bigger idiot than everyone thought
Just like they wanted Bryce Young instead of CJ
Tepper might be the new Daniel Snyder