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Barstool Sports - The McCourty Twins On Tom Brady's Instagram Post Last Night And More From The YAK starts at 3:13

the only other angle i could find was the original camera angle, and that's also not clear:

from this screenshot, we can see that the first-down marker is exactly on the 39-yard line (note the marker at the top): this screenshot shows the furthest progress watkins made: the yellow first-down line is slightly off in this shot, and if you concentrate on the yellow line it seems like...

he's taking some different supplements now:

it certainly put the steelers in a sticky situation. .

frank mentioned at two different times that julian's situation with his daughter was difficult, so i interpreted that to mean that his relationship with the mother isn't amicable. or maybe they are friendly but she lives elsewhere.

i really felt that this documentary was less about julian edelman as a patriot and more about the relationship between julian and frank. so i was fine that they didn't show much nfl game footage or locker room scenes. i already knew about the relationship between julian and his dad, but this...

who knows how long youtube will leave this up. watch it while you can: edit: youtube took it down .

she can manipulate my election.... .

so you're not an athletic supporter .

if $2k was enough to get her car in working order again, why spend $20k for a new car? that's $18k less that they could use to help other people. i like that they gave her a helping hand and not a brand new car which might have been more newsworthy but completely unnecessary. kind of like the...

what a great story. he seems like a really humble guy. i also love the fact that he just renovated her house and made it nicer instead of buying her a huge mcmansion in some gated community. .

just ran across this film study that focuses solely on the pats defense/rams offense. nice breakdowns of lots of plays with diagrams:

it doesn't get tipped, but the ball comes out wobbly, which might have made it look like it was tipped:

it's a great read. lots of good stories about brady from people who knew him. and a credit to myers that he didn't let his feelings about manning show through in the book. in his acknowledgements at the end of the book, he actually relates the same story he told in the interview, but he omits...