Don't feed the dickhead data.
Or in this case, the show runners were never interested in Tolkien.
So what, a potential 2028 release? Hope I don't forget about the show by then.
Lions beat the Packers, which is always a good day.
Forgot to add: Jahmyr Gibbs now holds the NFL record for most touchdowns before the age of 25 with 58, passing Barry Sanders.
It was a rough start, but a stellar finish. Defense even showed signs of life.
I wanted to give the Offensive MVP to Goff (19-30, 271 yards, 3 TDs. 0 INT) but it once again was Jahmyr Gibbs day with 25 carries for 151 yards and 2 TDs. Along with 5 catches for 56 yards.
And a Jameson Williams sighting! 2 catches for 47 yards and 2 TDs. The threat of Gibbs really opened up some passing lanes, especially in that 2nd quarter.
Defensive MVP: I'm going with Alim McNeill. ESPN says he only had 0.5 sacks, but I thought I saw him get two solo. Plus he was in there causing pressure and moving Brissett around all game long.
Goff throws for 412 yards, but our defense makes Young look like the league MVP. And we are not run blocking to save our lives. Notice our explosive plays are gone? Part of that is Williams' butter fingers, but we are not getting creative to give Gibbs space.
Lions beat the Jets with a TD 1:41 seconds left in the game, then force a fumble to end it. Whew! That was close.
It was Rex Manning Jahmyr Gibbs day! 20 carries for 99 yards and 2 TDs, along with 7 receptions for 65 yards and a TD.
Lordy, our O line has fallen off. And 4 of our top 5 tacklers were DBs, which is never a good look.
That was ugly. Defense was swiss cheese, and the offense didn't look like they could block anybody. What an unraveling.
Sorry I'm late with this, been a busy weekend.
Lions survive a 2nd half collapse and win in OT as the Saints miss a 2pt conversion to end the game.
It was Jahmyr Gibbs day! 29 carries for 159 yards and 2 TDs plus 5 catches for 30 yards.
Don't think you could hold actors to that kind of schedule. They'd end up with countless delays for scheduling conflicts.
No shit, Sherlock. Everyone has been complaining about that since Stranger Things season 2.
I just hope they don't act like grief ends after the acute stage and everything is ok. Because it's not like that. You carry it, but it never goes away.
Fear of missing out. It is institutionally ingrained into Microsoft when they were publicly burned for "missing out on the internet."
Demonstrably false. But some do like the added imperfections that vinyl adds.
Really depends. You can twist it around the other way too. If, as multiple sources have confided, they did have contempt for the source material it isn't a stretch that they'd have no patience for Cavill's criticisms. They would have viewed Cavill as a dick for being more loyal to the author's vision. They certainly did put out that propaganda to save their own skins. And given how the quality of the show declined and viewership along with it, reality favors Cavill.
I have no doubt they got the major beats right, but their execution to get to those points was horrendous. After watching season 8 I realized why the fAegon plotline was important. GRRM can get there in a more satisfying way.
I hope not, I want him to get his full accolades while alive. I have no doubt he will come up with a great ending. Though I do wonder if he got spooked by the TV Show ending.
view more:
next ›