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doing some organizing, will pick in a bit

He no-showed a lot of playoff games too: 96 - rookie year so meh 97 - a meh game and a decent game 98 - nothing special overall, did score a great game winner but also did lose a fumble 01 - No show 02 - He bodied the Giants and then was invisible against the bucs 04 - Played through an injury like a warrior and had a good game, but wasn't (understandably) a world beater 06 - Outplayed by Jason Witten and a Punt Returner 07 - Not dominant but did score a touchdown And yes he was a warrior in terms of fighting through injury but he also created a lot of controversy that took away from his teams and I don't feel he was dominant enough to justify that versus several of those other elite receivers.

At the end of the day you have to ask yourself - if you have to pick a player for: Winning one game As a cornerstone of a franchise Who are you going to take? In both cases, I think TO slides way down the list based on his actions which go way beyond being cocky. I loved his celebrations and his confidence, but it turned into things that damaged his team. If you need to win one game - there's tons of guys I'd want as my top receiver before TO. And if I am building a franchise from scratch, there's tons of other receivers I'd want before TO. He has the numbers and he had the talent to be a top 3 receiver - but at the end of the day, those antics do factor in.

N'Keal Harry - WR, New England Patriots @Slogger

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If you are into horror games I cannot recommend The Conjuring House enough - i've watched through it twice now and gave it a 9 out of 10; my wife just finished watching through with me this time and she gave it an 8.5 out of 10. It does so many things well - not quite a 10, bit of room for improvement, but it does the horror genre so freaking well and is so well plotted out - it is awesome!

Yeah, he brings a nice dynamic to any offense I'd think

I wonder what happened there, always thought he was decent enough. @DFF

We watched Big Hero 6 for the first time and, wow, that was pretty awesome, we were very impressed! Rated it a 9 out of 10

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Just picked up Fire Promoter for 10% off and the new wrestler dlc was included for free

He'll hold out until the Leafs can put guys on the LTIR

Ditching the DH?

Did he ever actually get found guilty of any of these things? The audio transcript didn't ever really seem that damning to me - idc about the football side of it, but judging from that transcript, she never really says he hit her or hurt his son - maybe it's just her phrasing or I missed something, but it's not like we have the Ray Rice Uppercut video that makes it explicitly clear what happened.

Ahhh fudge it - I'm in

Yeah the cast did pretty well, saved the movie for me, but there was a lot that was off for me and didn't work after the first quarter of the movie. The sudden deaths lacked impact because of the character build was slow, which is fine, but it resulted in a lack of emotional development to the characters which really deadened the shock of those moments A lot of the mystery was either blown early or never revealed at all. In a couple of cases that worked but in many others it did not. The entry of Hemsworth's character changed the dynamic of the movie in a really boring way. Overall I was really excited for the movie but honestly found myself really bored and disappointed, which was a shame because it spoiled several good performances. My dos pesos

Funny bUT super sad 😕

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