Big Blue Huddle

Quote from: DaveBrown74 on May 18, 2024, 02:01:55 PMThe Pats and Panthers look like the worst teams to me.

I'd struggle to keep the Giants out of the bottom four though. I thought we were worse than our 6-11 record last year, and I am not convinced the team improved in the offseason overall (yes we gained a couple of very talented players but we also lost three).

I'd probably go (in order of badness):

1. Pats
2. Panthers
3. Broncos
4. Giants

I think there is a bit of a gap between the two worst teams and the next group though. I don't put the Broncos in the same tier as the Panthers and Pats.

Pats have a good to very good defense although it will be interesting to see how they play without BB.  Plus, either Brisset or Maye would be an upgrade over Mac Jones.

Well I have a broken toe that I need to have splinted and see a podiatrist because the doc says they don't always heal well.


Now I am going to get a hip xray because he does not trust how stoic I am about the foot.

Get well soon, MG. We are all rooting for you 🙏🏼

My sister was hit by a car a few years back similar to how you described your experience. She ended up with a broken leg among other injuries. It's a truly scary thing and takes a while to recover from. Take your time with the recovery.

I'm excited about him as well. Great story... a guy who's easy to root for.

Oh xxxx!!! So sorry that happened to you, Rich!!!   

Definitely keep us posted.

Really sorry to hear that, Rich. Fingers crossed for a swift recovery.

So sorry to hear of your incident. Hope you heal quickly. That sounded scary.

Recover, brother. Be ready for training camp.

Waiting for X-rays but I think I will be okay.  I am not going to lie, it's pretty scary to have a car accelerate toward you and not being able to get out of the way.   I guess all things considered, I was lucky it wasn't more serious.   

Quote from: Jclayton92 on Today at 03:18:35 PMIt also matters where it happened even though it shouldnt. I grew up in Mississippi but spent the past 12 years of my life in Los Angeles. I go back to the Southeast for work and Mississippi when going to most of the Ole Miss games in the fall and the law is completely different.

Los Angeles cops have to deal with so much that they aren't so petty. They aren't going to pull over someone for a failed signal, tag light being out, or anything small/petty.

Mississippi/Southeast cops I have found will find any minor infraction or reason to pull someone over.

These cops were clearly not prepared for what they were dealing with and over reacted to the situation. You would likely have not seen the same reaction to something so insignificant or the rush to detain and arrest if this had been in or around a major metropolitan area.

Just my opinion though.

Well said.