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God Bless America.
Abdul, if you tired of your QB dancing, being all in the videos......
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God Bless America.
Abdul, if you tired of your QB dancing, being all in the videos......
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at thinking people internationally/from abroad aren’t just as racist as Americans. Soccer isn’t exempt.….![]()
at thinking people internationally/from abroad aren’t just as racist as Americans. Soccer isn’t exempt.
Just because they’re visiting for the World Cup doesn’t change anything.
We all must coexist though
Yall gotta start clicking on stuff and vetting it first![]()
always knew kid was a weirdo the whole pregame foolishness. Sometimes the answer is right in front of us and they still ignore it.
Kid clearly lack the ability to read the room

Yall gotta start clicking on stuff and vetting it first![]()
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100% agreethe AYE-EYE needs to be stopped![]()

100% agree
But this isnt even AI. Its just an old clip on mute. There's literally no audio![]()
…. You really think the media is going to lay off of him? Dude is not autistic, I don’t even believe that story he and his family put out. He’s been perfectly comfortable in front of the camera.
Nobody is going to care about any of that if he performs bad during the season. It’s what comes with the job
Jeremiah Love. His family believed he was on the spectrum as a child but supposedly has never been tested for it.Who y'all talking about?
Dart Should have been smarter and realized aligning himself publicly with the president would draw attention one way or the other. Maybe he wanted the good attention from Republicans but for someone as divisive as Trump, he and his people should have known the negative attention from the other side.
Add to the fact that you're supposed to be the face of a franchise in a city like New York. I think it was an insanely dumb decision. Is it his right? Sure of course. Is it smart professionally? No, it's incredibly short-sighted. It brings unnecessary attention to you and your team outside of football And from that terrible statement he gave, I don't think he's prepared for the discourse he might have put himself in.
Carter on the other hand, just made me a bigger fan of his. Not only for his beliefs but for how he handled it and the way he addressed the media as well as his quarterback. Do I need to know the political beliefs of the athletes I support or like? Not really. Can guess how a lot of them align based on their upbringing or the fact that they're all multi-millionaires or who they socialize or hang out with. Having said that, now that I know there's no way I can support Dart the same way. Again, this isn't oh. He identifies as a conservative so I hate him... I'm sure many of my favorite athletes vote Republican. But to stand on stage in support of Trump is making a statement and it's one that I just can't support or be a fan of.