He got that big deal a couple years ago so he's set for life financially. Seems insane to risk legit brain damage to keep playing
Love how every time they show Bowles the mic is flipped up and he’s just staring at the field. This is what it takes to be an NFL coach folks!!!
This team fucking sucks. Our offense is predictable and executes poorly. Our defense apparently plays for UF on Saturdays and then suits up for Tampa on Sundays.
“Todd Bowles is a defensive genius with super insane blitzes” -everyone who has an interest in keeping the NFL coaching pool as small as possible
Can’t wait for 1st down - short pass for 2 yds 2nd down - run up the middle for no gain 3rd down - forced throw to Godwin incomplete
I don’t have any stats to back it up, but it has to be almost impossible to not score a TD in the NFL last 5 or so seasons Quite an impressive feat today
I'm taking my 9 year old to the Bucs game against the Ravens for his bday. I haven't been to a Bucs game in years. Do all the sideline 200 level seats have club access?
Club access are sections 206-216 and 231-240. I may be off by one. But if your seats are pewter, you have club access.
We are debating taking our kids to the Ravens game as well. Our 7 yr old is all in, but my 9 yr old needs some convincing. We would normally just send them in late to school the next day, but my 9 yr old does the morning news on Fridays and has to be to school by 7:15. Considering how seemingly unaffected she was driving to Tally and back for the Clemson game a couple weeks ago, maybe she'll be fine?
They'll probably be tired. I would just tell them in advance they'll be back late and have to get up at the normal time. I always tell my 9 year old that in advance so he knows no arguments about having to get up at the normal time. My personal opinion on it in general is they'll remember going to the game and getting to see Lamar Jackson play and that outweighs being tired at school. If it's a blow out then you just leave early in the 4th.
Yeah, that's what I'm thinking as well. My son is more of a no brainer because he's into it the whole time. My daughter is hit or miss. Outside of the kid zone and whatever treat she gets in the stadium, she's pretty indifferent about the whole experience. Seeing her brother happy/excited pisses her off in general, so that also doesn't help.
Well maybe you just take your son then. Save yourself the headache. Definitely not taking my almost 5 year old Thursday for the same reason.
We thought about that, but I think it would only add to her budding insecurity that we favor her brother. Maybe it'll work better that it's during the week where we're not peeling her away from electronics (which they only get on weekends) or playing with friends.
I think the move is either bring an ipad with you or ask her and let her know if she doesn't want to go you'll plan something fun just for her. Luckily my youngest isn't old enough to think his older brother is favored but sports wise it definitely is. He just started t ball and I almost never go out and practice with him but that's my fault. My oldest is a pretty damn good flag football WR and safety for his age so I'm out working with him on that all the time because he loves it. Need to make myself work with the younger one on baseball.