Easygoer45

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Congrats...... I think

These guys live in Oakland, this is the NFL being over-protective (probably more of their own reputation).

Your dumb ass loses to Kansas, you deserve to be fired.... IMMEDIATELY.

Rams beat themselves with a help from the zebras today, they outplayed Miami from the start. The Rams made stupid mistakes like tackling a gut out of bounds but the refs called plenty of penalties in those last 2 drives to get the Dolphins the win today.

Those two defenses are both pretty bad, they had high winds helping them and couldn't keep the opposing offenses from scoring.

Kissed by an eagle, Lotta Blues Man and Worth Doing all were impressive winners.

They ran 14 trials tonight

DSI was +700 also

Let's do it again next year. Hope you had a full recovery.

Thanks Mike

This looks like a TD

Houston 31-0 and they get the ball to start the second half

Houston was a ranked team and they had already beaten Fla St

What are my numbers?

Score Houston up 6-0 already

Big turnover already, Houston get the ball on the Lou 15

Where are the numbers on the grid Kinger ?

Atlanta, they can score loads of points, so anytime their defense plays decent they can beat any team on any given day.

between being glued to phones and video games, participation trophies, and being hyper PC this country is going to hell in a handbasket

these 25 and younger "kids" make me dread where this country is headed in the future

Did you credit points for this yet Mike ?

Nobody deserved MVP more than Trout IMO, he is an incredible player.

Mike Trout has won the AL MVP award, the Baseball Writers' Association of America announced Thursday, the second time the Los Angeles Angels outfielder has won the award in his six-year career. The Chicago Cubs' Kris Bryant has been named National League MVP. The 24-year-old Bryant hit .292 with 39 home runs and 102 RBI in his second year in the majors and helped the Cubs win their first World Series since 1908. He becomes just the sixth player to win rookie of the year and MVP in the same season or consecutive seasons. Bryant received 29 first-place votes, and Washington second baseman Daniel Murphy was the runner-up. The 25-year-old Trout batted .315 with 29 home runs, 100 RBI and 30 steals this season, leading the league in runs (123), OBP (.441) and WAR (10.6). Trout, who is the first MVP from a team that missed the playoffs since Alex Rodriguez (Texas Rangers) in 2003, received 19 of 30 first-place votes. Boston Red Sox's Mookie Betts finished second in the voting. Houston Astros' Jose Altuve was third.

LA Rams +2