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[Heatmiser]

If you dig into the results, Habaugh was rated low for making good use of player time and for listening about input regarding the lockerroom (don't know if that means the facility or the vibe?) I could see how players interacting with Harbaugh and hearing the same 6 cliches would politely listen but want to get on to the next thing.

The player family thing is due to SoFi and where the tailgating area is for familes apparently. Rams and Chargers got same comments and ratings there.

Overall, the ratings show the deep and great divide between professional athletes and us schlubs.
"The seats on the private plane were not as comfortable as I would like"
"I did not have direct 24 hr access to a personal nutritionist"
"The size of my locker was 2 inches smaller than I am used to"
"I had to wait once to use the cold tub"

You guys complain about stuff like this at work? Me neither.

TG

[dmac_bolt]

not exactly sure where to drop this, so here it is.

Jammer celebrated one year of sobriety. Congratulations, Jammer!!! well done, keep 'er going!

[Lone Bolt]

not exactly sure where to drop this, so here it is.

Jammer celebrated one year of sobriety. Congratulations, Jammer!!! well done, keep 'er going!

Quitter...

[Ghost of Quacksaw]

not exactly sure where to drop this, so here it is.

Jammer celebrated one year of sobriety. Congratulations, Jammer!!! well done, keep 'er going!

So interesting, because his drinking was problematic when he was a player, and it took until 2024 for him to get sober.

Good on him.

[Formula 21]

Corey Liuget is now the defensive line coach for Maryland. Congrats on a nice position at a Power 4 team.

[Topcat]

not exactly sure where to drop this, so here it is.

Jammer celebrated one year of sobriety. Congratulations, Jammer!!! well done, keep 'er going!

Good for him!

[Fouts2herbert]

not exactly sure where to drop this, so here it is.

Jammer celebrated one year of sobriety. Congratulations, Jammer!!! well done, keep 'er going!

Congratulations to Mr. Jammer! keep stacking those years!

I'm closing in on 28 years sober, it takes a serious commitment and it took not spending anymore time with certain people I really enjoyed spending time with, a sacrifice for sure but also I gained a full life, a new set of people I love spending time with in my family, stability, and unimaginable joy, and so many more things that I'd never experienced if I'd kept going the way I was...I don't think I'd be alive today if I hadn't stopped drinking...

[dmac_bolt]

So interesting, because his drinking was problematic when he was a player, and it took until 2024 for him to get sober.

Good on him.

The amount of partying all of those chargers did back in those days was legendary … (not endorsing, though I too was a legendary partycipant in my days of yore). I remember the far too frequent press reports

[Topcat]

The amount of partying all of those chargers did back in those days was legendary … (not endorsing, though I too was a legendary partycipant in my days of yore). I remember the far too frequent press reports

In baseball also, guys like Mickey Mantle literally drank themselves to death...what could have been had he gone sober, or at least had he learned to drink in moderation...I think there's a lot more consciousness and support nowadays for people dealing with and overcoming addictions...

https://www.djournal.com/opinion/columnists/mickey-mantle-s-regrets-a-lesson-on-alcoholism/article_5167f4ef-44cc-57b0-aff7-927ca1afd272.html

[richpjr]

I have point this out for a while, but Herbert really gets little help at all and is forced to carry this team way too much:

[Formula 21]

I have point this out for a while, but Herbert really gets little help at all and is forced to carry this team way too much:

FY TT. Its probably worse over a 10 year period.

[Xenos]