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but didn't jfk jr start pizzagate?
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He just got drafted in the 2021 draft.
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Seriously, how the fuck is it possible to be this stupid?????????????
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Quintez Cephus is my favorite name in the NFL. Watched him every Saturday at Wisconsin and couldn't get enough of his name being called. Glad to see he's developing into a good wideout for that train wreck of a team.
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Come on guys... jeriously.... the ‘21 Lions could be the ‘96 Jaguars!
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Mark Brunell: 2021 Lions could surprise like 1996 Jaguars
Early in Mark Brunell's playing career, the expectations for the mid-1990s Jaguars were exceedingly low. The current Lions QB coach sees something similar happening in Detroit.
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Actually St. is one of all the 3 brothers middle names and it is never spelled out Saint , just the abbreviation. Dad is a bit of a crack pot, barks at his sons like a dog trainer while they are working out. Has a very Todd Marinovich feel to it.
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There is, of course, an endless spectrum of possibilities between “John Brown” and “Equanimeous Tristan Imhotep J. St. Brown,” “Osiris Adrian Amon-Ra J. St. Brown,” and “Amon-Ra Julian Heru J. St. Brown.” Brown was active in the early 1990s in what he describes as “an underground black consciousness movement” when he learned of the power of traditional African names; Egyptian nomenclature intrigued him even more. With the exception of Equanimeous, a name he plucked from a character in a friend’s novel, the boys’ first and middle names follow a formula: An Egyptian name, a traditional name chosen by Miriam, a second Egyptian name and a “J” for John. (After Miriam delivered Equanimeous, John told her he was also adding a flourish to their surname. “Brown doesn’t look good on the back of a jersey,” he explained. Thus, St. Brown—which John says narrowly edged Von Brown.)
This is just an excerpt from an article on the kids.
Meet college football's Ball family, the St. Browns
Equanimeous is Notre Dame's star WR. Osiris, a highly touted Stanford freshman. Amon-Ra, the jewel of next year's recruiting class. And their dad is a two-time Mr. Universe determined to make the world remember his sons' names.
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Wow, that brings back memories of really shitty fantasy roster I fielded a few years back.
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Yes I would assume so, especially after seeing his brothers names and his full name.
Personally I think it's a cool name, just very unusual.