The Raven

Patriots used to play at Fenway from 1963 to 1969 so it has hosted FB before. But since they moved I don't know what renovations to Fenway would have done to future FB configurations. Must not have made a difference if they are still able to fit it all in safely.

Saw another Mock that had Mayer going to the Lions at, I believe, pick 15.

They called the player control foul, right? I mean if not...outrageous!

I think either is fine. Just avoid the Tassini era Steelers knockoff logo. Love ya coach, but was never a fan of that.

Watching then end of this one makes it clear that the first thing Payne needs to do at practice tomorrow is take every single player and show them where the shot clocks are. Dribbling out time up 10 with a minute left is fine. Dribbling out time up 10 with 4 minutes left, not so good.

Congrats to Kenny, his staff and the Cardinal players on win #1. Now that that pressure is off, have fun and get better.

Can't see Brady playing as bad as he did Sunday, but at this point, the Bengals are just better than Tampa.

I heard from a Lloyd grad (Not sure how much in the know), but he told me that they were putting the interlocking LM logos at the 25s and the Juggernaut logo (see lower right of the image) would go at midfield.

13 years, $350 Million. He'll be 41 when this contract ends. Not sure why SF would go that long with a big money player. His production is bound to not be worth the money those last few seasons. https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/I'd/35249116/san-francisco-giants-carlos-correa-agree-13-year-350m-deal

Not sure if he did this at Mississippi St., but when he was coaching at Washington State, he taught a 5 week, uncredited course on "Leadership in insurgent warfare and football strategy." Dude was a lot smarter and deeper than football.

This Mock Draft (admittedly, completely useless) has him going at 20 to the Los Angeles Chargers. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2023-nfl-mock-draft-how-long-until-anthony-richardson-is-qb1-four-defensive-players-in-top-5/

Hope he enjoyed his year and 8 games. I'd imagine he's out at Texas, if they have any scruples.

Sign of a good team. Didn't play their absolute best and played short handed, but found a way to win, and my multiple possessions.

First place I ever had them was at Smashburger (Now closed) in Highland Heights by NKU. I don't see them too may places, so I usually have to make my own.

Once the box is opened it can't be closed. Soon we'll have NIL in primary schools, funneling kids to certain middle schools, then to certain High Schools and then college. And we'll all feign shock at how corrupt it all is.

Deep Fried Pickles or Deep Fried Banana Pepper Rings

Decent TEs are one thing. A game changing TE is something different. When Eifert was here (and healthy) he was a game changer. I like Hurst, but I don't think he's a game changer. I think Mayer will be, for someone.

I'd love to see him in Cincinnati. He could be Burrow's Gronk or Kelce. But I don't think he lasts until the Bengals pick.

Just saw on ESPN that Will Levis has opted out of this game to get ready for the NFL draft. Smart move on his part.

I know nothing about either team. Is there some sort of bad blood between the coaches or something? A beating that bad, there's usually something personal behind it.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/I'd/35204232/notre-dame-te-michael-mayer-declaring-nfl-draft-skipping-bowl Also Skipping the Gator Bowl game. This has kind of been a no brainer since early in the season.

9 years, $360 Million. He'll be close to 40 when the contract ends. Something tells me NY will be moving him before the end of this one.

Let's hope it starts better than the other beloved alum hire.

Didn't Gino originally commit to Kentucky and then reverse course and sign at UC? Or am I mis-remembering that?

The mission is in it's final stage. Engine fired to move Orion back towards earth. Expected to re-enter on Sunday (12/11) https://www.cnn.com/2022/12/05/world/nasa-artemis-1-moon-flyby-return-scn/index.html