Mahomie

[jfish26]

Tangent, but compare this baggage for Mahomes to Deshaun Watson's.

Which is sort of the point, right? Watson's possible trajectory was always below Mahomes', but his off-field stuff has now pretty much ended the football chances of him getting to the considerable football legacy he could have had.

[Deleted User 89]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

[MICHHAWK]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

yet here you are. all day every day.

[Deleted User 89]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

yet here you are. all day every day.

you consider this social media?

it is definitely a waste of time, especially when i read your ignorant, worn-out bs

[jfish26]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

I'd say another moral of the story are the rules are just different when you accept all the cool shit that goes with being rich and famous.

[CrimsonNBlue]

Tangent, but compare this baggage for Mahomes to Deshaun Watson's.

Which is sort of the point, right? Watson's possible trajectory was always below Mahomes', but his off-field stuff has now pretty much ended the football chances of him getting to the considerable football legacy he could have had.

Trajectory was higher pre-Mahomes going crazy in the NFL, but I agree. We could have very well missed out on a new Brady-Manning rivalry.

[Deleted User 89]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

I'd say another moral of the story are the rules are just different when you accept all the cool shit that goes with being rich and famous.

very true

[CrimsonNBlue]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

Social media can make someone rich and famous, and there are countless examples of people that have proven they can't handle those two things.

[CrimsonNBlue]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

yet here you are. all day every day.

you consider this social media?

it is definitely a waste of time, especially when i read your ignorant, worn-out bs

I think this place is essentially just a handful of subreddits all under one URL.

[jfish26]

Tangent, but compare this baggage for Mahomes to Deshaun Watson's.

Which is sort of the point, right? Watson's possible trajectory was always below Mahomes', but his off-field stuff has now pretty much ended the football chances of him getting to the considerable football legacy he could have had.

Trajectory was higher pre-Mahomes going crazy in the NFL, but I agree. We could have very well missed out on a new Brady-Manning rivalry.

"Fuck everything."

- Bears fans

[twocoach]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

I'd say another moral of the story are the rules are just different when you accept all the cool shit that goes with being rich and famous.

Nah, having to deal with the annoying family of an athlete we like and cheer for isn't any different conceptually than having to deal with the annoying family of a person we are in a relationship with. Some things we like have a few annoying things that come along with them. This isn't any different.

[jfish26]

moral of the story?

social media sucks and is largely a waste of time, often doing more harm than good on a multitude of fronts

I'd say another moral of the story are the rules are just different when you accept all the cool shit that goes with being rich and famous.

Nah, having to deal with the annoying family of an athlete we like and cheer for isn't any different conceptually than having to deal with the annoying family of a person we are in a relationship with. Some things we like have a few annoying things that come along with them. This isn't any different.

But Jesus Christ of course it's different. The stakes are entirely different.

[twocoach]

I'd say another moral of the story are the rules are just different when you accept all the cool shit that goes with being rich and famous.

Nah, having to deal with the annoying family of an athlete we like and cheer for isn't any different conceptually than having to deal with the annoying family of a person we are in a relationship with. Some things we like have a few annoying things that come along with them. This isn't any different.

But Jesus Christ of course it's different. The stakes are entirely different.

Only in that dealing with my annoying in-laws is much more impactful to my life than dealing with Mahomes' annoying family members.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

Jackson “sighting”!

https://twitter.com/barstoolsports/stat ... 79084?s=21

[Deleted User 863]

He's the worst.

[holidaysmore]

Kid needs to go away and mature.

[CrimsonNBlue]

I agree with the sentiments of the previous two posts, but the sad part is this behavior is the norm for the influencer crowd. Lot of awful people.

[Cascadia]

Kid needs to go away and mature.

Patrick needs to cut him off.

[RainbowsandUnicorns]

I laughed - and in hindsight it's really not funny.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CYZwJyvrxVQ/?

[Deleted User 863]

There are videos of him working on these sideline video "dances" during the game for like 30min. Such a clout chaser. I don't understand why he's allowed to be on the sidelines. Seems like a distraction waiting to happen on the road.