"I had no view of the end zone or QB!"
- NFL referee
Yeah that was BAD.
Worst year I've had so far.
- Puka Nacua (IR)
- Rashee Rice (IR)
- Isaiah Pacheco (IR)
- Nico Collins (IR)
- Rashid Shaheed (IR)
- JuJu (likely IR)
Last place (1-6), only saving grace has been Jayden Daniels...oops.
Doubles as a portable steering wheel!
+1 for Timemore Chestnut (C3S) - quality build, can go from powder to as coarse as you'd need. It is manual with click-adjustments on the bottom, so I've found it helpful to keep notes of the click numbers. It has no visible number scale, so unless you remember what it's currently set at, you'll have to reset it by tightening all the way, then loosening the # of clicks corresponding to purpose.
I am rooting for this platform.
Will check it out. Thank you.
First I've read about this with Paris Hilton. Some things are making so much more sense.
Bungie definitely did a lot of things right this time around. The world looks fantastic. Are the ground textures a little more sparse to make room for that? Sure, but that's a good sacrifice. And THIS is how you take advantage of reused assets - where it makes total sense for the story. It was a little silly before when Neomuna would have some of the exact same computer consoles/screens as Europa or the like, when they were separated by so much time and civilization.
The final fights reminded me of Halo campaigns, in great ways. And those cut scenes were very cool. I want to just forget that Neomuna even existed at this point.
Still a little undecided on the reworks of bounty systems, but I'm more ambivalent where those are concerned. The weapons seem interesting, prismatic seems interesting (albeit confusing), but I'm so much happier being confused with the complexity of interesting things than the simplicity of boring!
I do hope employees who dedicated their efforts to TFS still have or have found jobs since.
As a Seahawks fan who admittedly enjoyed that first year of him floundering after the mega trade, it's gone beyond amusing at this point. Even I wish Russ-bot a better chance at success now.
Wow. I thought I would be unique and post a photo of Alex with the eyelid wires. Great minds!
Indeed. Article reads like a spoiled brat. "Get over it". The second something like that appears, it's crystal clear the writer thinks they're above the reader.
I'd insert some quote about fear here, but I don't know a good one off-hand. In any case, I don't believe it to be a good excuse.
As a Seahawkian(?), I appreciate him. His history seemed like he made some maturity mistakes early on that really affected his career, but he stuck with it and improved himself both professionally and personally. Even if he doesn't end up being an MVP success, he has respect.
For sure. This was the Lockett catch that always sticks in my head, and it's crazy he's had multiple versions of this: https://i.ytimg.com/vi/r2mJEWpcLoo/maxresdefault.jpg
Those Metcalf and Njigba catches...wow. Those are players literally grasping to every last inch. And props to Metcalf for moving things along as fast as possible during that drive and Lock for plowing forward.
Seahawks' Jaxon Smith-Njigba to have wrist surgery, sources say
Seahawks rookie wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba will undergo wrist surgery but still could be ready for the start of the regular season, sources told ESPN.
> Seattle Seahawks rookie wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba will have surgery to repair a broken bone in his wrist but still could be ready for the start of the regular season, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter.
> The Seahawks will determine how long Smith-Njigba will be sidelined based on the results of the surgery, which will be performed Tuesday in Philadelphia, sources told Schefter.
> Smith-Njigba suffered the injury during Seattle's preseason game against the Dallas Cowboys on Saturday when he was tackled near the goal line after a highlight-reel catch in the second quarter.