Lots of bitching on my timeline about a 4-letter network’s ranking show for their television invitational. You’re not obligated to watch anything associated with “college” sports. I’ve bitched about Charlotte but it’s pointless. Things change Mox.
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Tim Parker retweeted
If I'm following this right?
1. Bengals agree to a trade
2. Had no idea it would've cost them a Round 3 compensatory pick
3. Realize it through Twitter
4. Back out of trade
The Bengals are an $8 billion business. Just hire the spreadsheet virgins Howie has.
If you play the "drink every time the Panthers get called for pass interference game," you might be hungover tomorrow because you'll likely be black out drunk by halftime.
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Tim Parker retweeted
Finding turnout gear for a 6-foot-5, 330-pound NFL defensive tackle isn't exactly an everyday request for Charlotte Fire, but we made it happen!
Carolina Panthers defensive tackle Derrick Brown, No. 95, traded his football gear for Charlotte Fire turnout gear today at Firehouse 11, joining our Rescue 11 and Engine 11 crews for a hands-on vehicle extrication demonstration. And we've got to give him credit. He handled the powerful Jaws of Life equipment impressively well, getting a firsthand look at the strength, skill and precision firefighters use to rescue people trapped in vehicles.
But behind the excitement was an important message. During National Teen Driver Safety Week, we're reminding young drivers that the decisions they make behind the wheel can have life-changing consequences. Our firefighters see those consequences firsthand, and preventing crashes is always better than responding to them.
A big thank you to USAA for bringing this event together, to Derrick Brown for stepping into our world for a morning, and to our Rescue 11 and Engine 11 crews for helping make today's demonstration a success.
Sloppy ass first half by the Panthers. Yeah, some bad calls by the zebras but they didn't do themselves any favors. Bad coaching and sloppy execution. Gotta fix it.
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Because that’ll solve the problems that plague the ON FIELD product.
.@CharlotteFTBL strength and conditioning coach Jacob Miller is no longer with the program, and has been removed from the coaching staff section in Charlotte49ers.com.
Miller was the third highest paid staffer ($196,215 annually) under Tim Albin behind both coordinators.
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Hunter is correct but the head coach made it clear that nothing is going to change. Why change when you’re 1-16 and losers of 14 straight? Clearly everything is working!
We didn’t learn anything new about Henry Rutledge’s usage on Saturday, but there are plenty of nuggets in the QB room and the running game that bode well moving forward.
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