Stephon castle trying to put the whole thunder roster in body bags 😳

Fehoko Show live tonight !! 7:30 pm ct New Orleans Saints Outside Linebacker Chris Rumph aka Young Rumper @ChrisR_II joins us to talk @NFLPA

🚨🚨🚨🗣️GEEEEK 🔗🏃🏿‍♂️💰📦 WE GO BIG DREAM💲‼️ @Vicdimukeje @ChrisR_II #SACKCHASERS #RUSHMENFOREVER #FEMA

TYRESE MAXEY YOU DAWG😤

The "left-leg out" cart pull-around move is only beaten by the "passenger seat, left foot driving" cart pull-around move.

we backkkkkk

If we don’t let athletes bet on games they can influence, why in the hell do we let Congress invest in the companies they regulate?

Coming up at 4pm on @WWLAMFM w/ me, @Jeff_Nowak & @CharlieLong1698 4:20pm @ChrisR_II #Saints DE 5:25pm @Jim_Eichenhofer on the pesky #Pelicans Plus plenty of @MarchMadnessMBB talk At 6 @LSUbaseball vs Oklahoma. First pitch 6:30pm on WWL & @Audacy app

Rumph it back

RUN IT BACK

Saints re-sign DE Chris Rumph II! #Saints | @Shift4 neworleanssaints.com/news/ch…

GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME🙌🏾

Conspiracy theorists finally being able to rest after being right about everything and people now believing them:

Performance pays. 💰 NFL players earned $542M in Performance-Based Pay for the 2025 season — a collectively bargained benefit negotiated by our union that rewards player members for the snaps they play and impact they make. For the first time ever, the top 25 payouts all topped $1M, with CB Nahshon Wright leading the way at $1.44M — more than doubling his salary. Since the program’s inception in 2002, nearly $3.3B has been paid to players.

🚨 Logan Paul has offered former-NFL DT Breiden Fehoko a boxing match contract Paul has now offered contracts to Fehoko and Le'Veon Bell 😳

It would make sense that NFL players get NFL for free right….. can’t even watch the combine

“They gave every white athlete a bus ticket. They told him Black runners didn’t qualify. So he walked 1,765 miles to prove them wrong.” In 1928, after winning the Rocky Mountain Olympic qualifier in the 5,000 meters, Kelley Dolphus Stroud was denied a bus ticket to the U.S. Olympic trials in Boston—a ticket every white qualifier received. Officials invented a rule on the spot: he hadn't "approached the previous record." Stroud, a 20-year-old Black college student from Colorado, recognized the racism dressed as paperwork. He had a choice: accept the theft of his opportunity, or chase it down on foot. With ten dollars, a golf club for protection, and a cardboard sign reading “Denver to Olympia,” he set out on Highway 40. For 12 grueling days, he walked, ran, and hitchhiked across 1,765 miles of America—sleeping in fields, surviving storms, and facing hunger and hostility. When his story reached the press, small acts of kindness helped carry him the final miles. He arrived at Harvard Stadium with just six hours before his race—exhausted, underfed, his feet bloodied. He lined up anyway. For five laps, he held on. On the sixth, his body gave out. He collapsed on the track to the sound of some spectators laughing. They didn’t see the journey. They didn’t see the courage. They only saw a fall. Stroud didn’t make the Olympic team. But he never broke. He returned to Colorado College as one of its few Black students, graduated with honors, became the first Black student elected to Phi Beta Kappa there, and later outran a 1928 Olympian in a fair rematch. He built a life of dignity, scholarship, and quiet influence. Decades later, his legacy is finally receiving its due: an arena named in his honor, a scholars program, a documentary, even an opera in the works. His story is no longer a buried footnote—it’s a testament to what happens when someone refuses to let injustice define their limits. “The true measure of a champion isn’t just how fast they run, but how far they’re willing to walk when the road is made impossibly long.” © Tales of Past #drthehistories

I’m not jumping to conclusions, but let me say this. Fans and media be quick to label a player “injury prone” We don’t choose to get hurt… sometimes shit just happens. Y’all don’t see the rehab, the pain, the mental drain it causes. That process can make you lose yourself. This shit is real. No matter how much support you get, you still gotta fight that battle alone. Prayers up for Rondale Moore and his family. He was a baller, no question.

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