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How could you h8 denali? It's beautiful. I did peyote there, almost died.
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One time on the same expedition, I went to Asia, Africa and the Amazon! I even saw the backside of water. The Expedition was called the Jungle Cruise. It was great.
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Sounds like something someone would say that is unemployed, homeless, and has a porn addictionBunch of middle aged, washed up mofos up in here, who piss away all day at an unfulfilling job, just to go home to uninteresting lives outside of work, ugly women, etc.
Yall losers spend all day talking about other men, who don't give a **** about you. You are losers, plain and simple.
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lets hear about the places you backpacked in denali. tell me the process of doing so, where in the park you went, names of places and entities within the part, etc...you know, things you would certainly know if you had spent the time doing what you claim you did
otherwise, you are clearly just making shit up and getting super mad about being called out on it...which is what has happened here apparently
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What the hell are you doing here? FYI, my wife was the prettiest girl in town, I love my job, and I love going home after work. Sorry your life is so miserable...Bunch of middle aged, washed up mofos up in here, who piss away all day at an unfulfilling job, just to go home to uninteresting lives outside of work, ugly women, etc.
Yall losers spend all day talking about other men, who don't give a **** about you. You are losers, plain and simple.
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I hope you fall off a cliff on your next nature hike while trying to adjust your selfie stick for that perfect pictureBunch of middle aged, washed up mofos up in here, who piss away all day at an unfulfilling job, just to go home to uninteresting lives outside of work, ugly women, etc.
Yall losers spend all day talking about other men, who don't give a **** about you. You are losers, plain and simple.
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I’m so happy you gave me enough ammo to get rid of youBunch of middle aged, washed up mofos up in here, who piss away all day at an unfulfilling job, just to go home to uninteresting lives outside of work, ugly women, etc.
Yall losers spend all day talking about other men, who don't give a **** about you. You are losers, plain and simple.
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I miss him so much
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Many of us would have drafted Paris if he were there.
So far this year, Wright has had 936 snaps, and Johnson has had 922 snaps. Wright has 545 pass rush snaps, and Johnson is at 571. Wright has 391 run-blocking snaps, while Johnson is at 351, so the sample is rather close.
In pass protection, Wright has 43 total pressures compared to 39 from Johnson. However, Johnson has allowed eight sacks and eight quarterback hits, while Wright has seven sacks and three quarterback hits allowed. So, of the true danger pressures, Wright has been slightly better. Johnson has more reps in pass protection, so his efficiency rating is 95.2 per PFF. Meanwhile, Johnson is at 95.5. They are rather close.
Lastly, Johnson has five penalties for 55 yards, and four of them are holding. Meanwhile, Darnell Wright has 11 penalties for 86 yards, and five of them are holding calls.
Overall, Wright has graded out as the better run blocker, per PFF. However, they both have excellent upside in the running game, especially when getting into the second level. At this point, Wright has had a little more power in his punch.
While Wright has faced a tough stretch of linemen, Johnson has seen Nick Bosa twice, TJ Watt, Will Anderson, and Micah Parsons.
Overall, the future looks bright for both of these players. However, you can make a strong case that Darnell Wright has looked as good or better than Paris Johnson after 15 games of their rookie season.
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So far this year, Wright has had 936 snaps, and Johnson has had 922 snaps. Wright has 545 pass rush snaps, and Johnson is at 571. Wright has 391 run-blocking snaps, while Johnson is at 351, so the sample is rather close.
In pass protection, Wright has 43 total pressures compared to 39 from Johnson. However, Johnson has allowed eight sacks and eight quarterback hits, while Wright has seven sacks and three quarterback hits allowed. So, of the true danger pressures, Wright has been slightly better. Johnson has more reps in pass protection, so his efficiency rating is 95.2 per PFF. Meanwhile, Johnson is at 95.5. They are rather close.
Lastly, Johnson has five penalties for 55 yards, and four of them are holding. Meanwhile, Darnell Wright has 11 penalties for 86 yards, and five of them are holding calls.
Overall, Wright has graded out as the better run blocker, per PFF. However, they both have excellent upside in the running game, especially when getting into the second level. At this point, Wright has had a little more power in his punch.
While Wright has faced a tough stretch of linemen, Johnson has seen Nick Bosa twice, TJ Watt, Will Anderson, and Micah Parsons.
Overall, the future looks bright for both of these players. However, you can make a strong case that Darnell Wright has looked as good or better than Paris Johnson after 15 games of their rookie season.
How does Chicago Bears rookie Darnell Wright look compared to Paris Johnson Jr.?
When the Chicago Bears face the Arizona Cardinals, it will be a game that features two teams that selected a right tackle in the top ten of the 2023 NFL draft.
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I didn't click on the link, but didn't Johnson start out the season playing guard for Arizona? I think I remember seeing that.Many of us would have drafted Paris if he were there.
So far this year, Wright has had 936 snaps, and Johnson has had 922 snaps. Wright has 545 pass rush snaps, and Johnson is at 571. Wright has 391 run-blocking snaps, while Johnson is at 351, so the sample is rather close.
In pass protection, Wright has 43 total pressures compared to 39 from Johnson. However, Johnson has allowed eight sacks and eight quarterback hits, while Wright has seven sacks and three quarterback hits allowed. So, of the true danger pressures, Wright has been slightly better. Johnson has more reps in pass protection, so his efficiency rating is 95.2 per PFF. Meanwhile, Johnson is at 95.5. They are rather close.
Lastly, Johnson has five penalties for 55 yards, and four of them are holding. Meanwhile, Darnell Wright has 11 penalties for 86 yards, and five of them are holding calls.
Overall, Wright has graded out as the better run blocker, per PFF. However, they both have excellent upside in the running game, especially when getting into the second level. At this point, Wright has had a little more power in his punch.
While Wright has faced a tough stretch of linemen, Johnson has seen Nick Bosa twice, TJ Watt, Will Anderson, and Micah Parsons.
Overall, the future looks bright for both of these players. However, you can make a strong case that Darnell Wright has looked as good or better than Paris Johnson after 15 games of their rookie season.
How does Chicago Bears rookie Darnell Wright look compared to Paris Johnson Jr.?
When the Chicago Bears face the Arizona Cardinals, it will be a game that features two teams that selected a right tackle in the top ten of the 2023 NFL draft.
Also, I'd like to make note that I would've drafted Wright over PJJ had PJJ been available when the Bears were on the board (I Have Reached Mock Draft *Nirvana*)
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I don't know honestly but he also hasn't played RT much and is learning on the fly this year. I wouldn't be surprised to see him make a Sewell type jump next year. I would love to see them try Darnell at LT next year or at least compete for that spot in camp.
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In year 1, I want to see talent and effort. I have seen both - watch the raiders game to see him battle.
Year 2, I want to see the discipline that shows up as fewer penalties, and fewer pressures. That first year and another offseason should teach him a lot about the tempo of the game, and how to feel where his QB is.
All that to say, I am excited to see what Wright CONTINUES to bring to the table.
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Wrights also been playing through a clearly injured shoulder for the last 4 or 5 games. Its not as bad as it was a month ago but if you watch him closely you can still see its hurting him a lot. Good players find a way to be available though.Many of us would have drafted Paris if he were there.
So far this year, Wright has had 936 snaps, and Johnson has had 922 snaps. Wright has 545 pass rush snaps, and Johnson is at 571. Wright has 391 run-blocking snaps, while Johnson is at 351, so the sample is rather close.
In pass protection, Wright has 43 total pressures compared to 39 from Johnson. However, Johnson has allowed eight sacks and eight quarterback hits, while Wright has seven sacks and three quarterback hits allowed. So, of the true danger pressures, Wright has been slightly better. Johnson has more reps in pass protection, so his efficiency rating is 95.2 per PFF. Meanwhile, Johnson is at 95.5. They are rather close.
Lastly, Johnson has five penalties for 55 yards, and four of them are holding. Meanwhile, Darnell Wright has 11 penalties for 86 yards, and five of them are holding calls.
Overall, Wright has graded out as the better run blocker, per PFF. However, they both have excellent upside in the running game, especially when getting into the second level. At this point, Wright has had a little more power in his punch.
While Wright has faced a tough stretch of linemen, Johnson has seen Nick Bosa twice, TJ Watt, Will Anderson, and Micah Parsons.
Overall, the future looks bright for both of these players. However, you can make a strong case that Darnell Wright has looked as good or better than Paris Johnson after 15 games of their rookie season.
How does Chicago Bears rookie Darnell Wright look compared to Paris Johnson Jr.?
When the Chicago Bears face the Arizona Cardinals, it will be a game that features two teams that selected a right tackle in the top ten of the 2023 NFL draft.
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yeah he played one half of a game (Raiders?) with one arm. Insane.
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My guy is gonna be a pro bowler next year if his health is solid
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is it time to admit you were wrong?
Again?
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PICK NO. 10: CHICAGO BEARS: OT DARNELL WRIGHT
Overall Rookie Grade: 60.4 (Rank: 3/8)Principal Opponent: Zaven Collins
Week 16 Snaps: 70
Week 16 Grade: 54.6
Wright struggled mightily versus Arizona in pass protection. He allowed a game-high five pressures and lost four other reps. He was beaten to the inside on nearly all of those reps, a sign that he may be oversetting to the speed rush. In total, he posted a 38.1 pass-blocking grade — his second-lowest mark of the season.
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PICK NO. 12: DETROIT LIONS: RB JAHMYR GIBBS
Overall Rookie Grade: 75.9 (Rank: 3/9)Principal Opponent: Josh Metellus
Week 16 Snaps: 46
Week 16 Grade: 65.0
Outside of two errors, a drop and a fumble, Gibbs had a solid day against Minnesota. He gained 100 total yards and had his second consecutive multi-touchdown outing. While he is still splitting carries with David Montgomery, Gibbs has turned into one of the most efficient backs in the league. His 5.7 yards per attempt leads all players with at least 100 carries. He is also forcing missed tackles at a top-12 rate after tallying seven against Minnesota.