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First off, da fuk is wrong with Mike Tyson


Secondly, I think Teddy Atlas full of sh*t.

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Vikings defensive coordinator Ed Donatell revealed Thursday that the blown coverage that allowed Quez Watkins to score on a 53-yard pass from Jalen Hurts Monday night was not safety Cam Bynum's fault.


It was cornerback Cam Dantzler's fault.
"He misread what was in front of him," Donatell said. "The correction has been made. We trust him, and we know he'll do fine."
The play give Philly a 14-0 lead en route a 24-7 victory over the Vikings. Every replay on the planet made it look like Bynum was at fault as he was behind Dantzler in the coverage and both he and Dantzler drew up to cover tight end Dallas Goedert, who ran an out route to the left sideline.




As soon as Bynum drew forward, Watkins blew by him and Hurts hit him for a wide open touchdown. You can see it very clearly in the sideline view from the All-22 film.



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What's more is that had Watkins been appropriately covered, Hurts still had DeVonte Smith wide open over the middle of the field with no defender within ten yards of him. One way or another, Hurts was going to k*ll the Vikings on that play, or so it seems.

Donatell also defended his defensive approach to the Eagles. When asked about Monday Night Football analyst Troy Aikman saying the Vikings were playing too much of a "shell" coverage, Donatell offered this explanation:
"First of all, a lot of guys have opinions. If I listened to every one," he said. "It really wasn't a total shell or not. That's just kind of an overused deal. We had plenty [in coverage] to account for everybody. We just didn't play our a*signments right. So I wouldn't read too much into that."






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Brett Favre's alleged involvement in a multi-million dollar welfare scandal may have just gone from bad to worse ... 'cause a key figure in a criminal case has just made a deal to cooperate with the feds that could put the NFL legend in the crosshairs of the Justice Department.

Former Mississippi Department of Human Services director John Davis pled guilty on Thursday to conspiring to defraud the State of Mississippi out of more than $70 million in federal funds, which he was accused of misdirecting from the state's poorest people.

As part of his agreement with prosecutors, officials say Davis agreed to tell everything he knows about the massive scheme ... which could be problematic for Favre.

The former Green Bay QB has been under fire after he allegedly worked with Davis and other government officials to obtain $5 million from Mississippi welfare funds to help his alma mater, the Univ. of Southern Miss., build a new volleyball facility. Favre's daughter played the sport at the Univ. at the time Favre was accused of getting the money for the project.

Favre sent a text in 2017 to the woman who ran the nonprofit, seemingly acknowledging it was wrong to take the money ... "If you were to pay me is there any way the media can find out where it came from and how much?" She responded, "No we never have had that information publicized."

A few hours later, the woman who runs the nonprofit texted Favre back, saying "Wow, just got off the phone with [then Mississippi Governor] Phil Bryant! He is on board with us! We will get this done!" Favre responded, "Awesome. I needed to hear that for sure."

Despite facing 15 years behind bars, Davis is being seen as an essential component in the ongoing federal investigation into the misdirection of the funds, as well as a corresponding state case. Prosecutors on both sides are eager to obtain information on other possible co-conspirators, including those connected to Davis.

Favre has come under fire recently for giving out nearly $8.1 million in welfare funds to businesses that he was tied to. Part of the money -- $1.1 million -- allegedly went directly into Favre's pocket for public speaking engagements that he ultimately blew off. The rest of the millions allegedly went to a pharmaceutical company with connections to Favre and to a construction project at the former college Favre attended, the University of Southern Mississippi.

SAS never blamed women. Why did she reach for that card so quickly?

Just heard it on the Peter Crouch Podcast


So I guess this n*gga is a s*x pervert

Michael Jordan.



This man is GOD of basketball.

3rd most steals per game too.

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Spin-off from the runningback thread.


Tier A
Aaron Rodgers
Peyton Manning
Drew Brees
Josh Allen
Patrick Mahomes
Brett Farve
Steve Young
Mike Vick
Jameis Winston

Tier B
Tom Brady
Deshaun Watson
Andrew Luck
Tony Romo
Carson Palmer
Russell Wilson
Kurt Warner
Lamar Jackson
Matt Hasselbeck
Carson Wentz
Matthew Stafford
Daunte Culpeper
Matt Ryan

Tier C
Kyler Murray
Eli Manning
Cam Newton
Big Ben
Philip Rivers
Marc Bulger
Donovan McNabb
Jay Cutler
Jimmy G

It shouldn't be to anyone's surprise who is the undeniable No. 1 on this list.



This is the least surprising first-place finish in a rankings article ever. Michael Jordan was not only the best and greatest athlete in the world during the 90s, but you could argue he was the most successful person on the planet. He conquered the NBA like a six-year-old boy stomping on an anthill, amassed a fortune, and became one of the most recognizable figures in history.

He goes by many names such as (Mike, Air Jordan, M.J., His Airness, Money, Black Cat, Mr. June, G.O.A.T., Superman, Captain Marvel, Black Jesus)

By acclamation, Michael Jordan is the greatest basketball player of all time. Although, a summary of his basketball career and influence on the game inevitably fails to do it justice, as a phenomenal athlete with a unique combination of fundamental soundness, grace, speed, power, artistry, improvisational ability and an unquenchable competitive desire, Jordan single-handedly redefined the NBA superstar.

1. Michael Jordan



1990-91 to 1999-00 Accolades:

6x NBA Champion

4x NBA MVP

6x Finals MVP

6x Scoring Leader

1x Steals Leader

6x All-NBA First Team

6x All-Defensive First Team

6x All-Star

Michael Jordan won six titles between 1991 and 1998. Jordan also picked up four MVP awards, Six Finals MVP Awards, and was named All-NBA First Team six times as he blended the most lethal offensive repertoire of all time with the best perimeter defense (again) of all time.

Michael Jordan finished his career with an absurd 30.1 PPG average along with 6.2 RPG, 5.3 APG, 2.3 SPG, and 0.8 BPG.

Michael Jordan is the undeniable and undisputed GOAT Shooting Guard!

The 90s Featured Some Of The Best Shooting Guards of All Time

Michael Jordan was (of course) the best shooting guard of the 1990s, a world-famous icon who destroyed the league. Still, Clyde Drexler was an excellent 2, combining a sweet mid-range jumper with his easy saunters into the lane. Reggie Miller was a clutch phenom, and Mitch Richmond was the best high volume three-point marksman of the decade.





Miller was a k*ller from behind the arc, routinely finishing among the leaders in three-point shooting, and he ended his career with a 39.5% mark from deep. More importantly, Uncle Reg was death when it mattered most. The league didn’t keep clutch statistics at the start of Miller’s career, but we know between 1997 through 2005, he made the most three-point field goals in crunch time in the NBA (regular season and playoffs combined).



Mitch Richmond was drafted by the Warriors but spent the bulk of the 90s suiting up for the Sacramento Kings. Richmond was one of the first high-volume long-distance shooters in the NBA. He was adept at working screens to find a slither of space from deep, and he also had an excellent off-the-dribble three-point shot. Richmond’s long-distance peak isn’t at Stephen Curry’s level, but it’s close. Have a look:

1995-96:

Richmond shot 43.7% from beyond the arc off 6.4 attempts per game

1996-97:

Richmond shot 42.8% from beyond the arc off 5.9 attempts per game

Mitch Richmond wasn’t just an outside shooter. He leveraged his shooting stroke and a bag of pump fakes to get into the lane and a*sault the rim, and he was a decent playmaker from the SG position, routinely setting up his teammates with easy looks.

Mitch Richmond ended his career in 2002 with a title on the Lakers. He was also named to the Hall-of-Fame and was a six-time All-Star. Richmond averaged an excellent 21.0 PPG throughout his 14 NBA seasons, along with 3.9 RPG, 3.5 APG, 1.2 SPG, and 0.3 BPG.



1990-91 to 1999-00 Accolades:

1x All-NBA Second Team
1x All-NBA Third Team
2x All-Defensive First Team
5x All-Star

Joe Dumars was one of the best two-way shooting guards the NBA has seen. He had an excellent outside stroke, routinely shooting over 40% from deep and ending his career with a 38.2% three-point clip. Dumars was also fearless, driving toward the rack, bursting past his defender, and getting up a shot at the rim among the trees no matter what type of pounding he would take. Broadway Joe also played lockdown perimeter defense, hounding his man the entire length of the court, making his life hell for the night.



1990-91 to 1999-00 Accolades:

1x All-Star

Houston featured one of the 90s best mid-range games, combining his height, high release, smooth jumper, and a solid bag of old-school tricks to confound opposing defenders. He finished his career averaging 17.3 PPG, 2.9 RPG, 2.4 APG, 0.7 SPG, and 0.2 BPG.

On February 16, 2003 Allan Houston had a memorably great game scoring an NBA-season high 53 points against a prime Kobe Bryant and the Lakers, winning 117-110.



Kobe should've been a little higher on the list imo.

1990-91 to 1999-00 Accolades:

1x NBA Champion
1x All-NBA Second Team
1x All-NBA Third Team
1x All-Defensive First Team
2x All-Star

Kobe Bryant played only four seasons in the 90s but was still good enough to make the list.



Sprewell was a force of nature on the court. He used his lethal first step, incredible finishing ability at the rim, and solid mid-range game to shoot up to the league’s mountaintop as fast as we’ve ever seen from a perimeter player. Sprewell made the All-Star team and was named All-NBA First Team in 1994 during just his second season as he helped the Warriors make the postseason for the first time in what seemed like forever.





1990-91 to 1999-00 Accolades:

1x Steals Leader
1x All-NBA Third Team
3x All-Defensive Second Team
3x All-Star








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