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roosterforme · 7 months ago

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Yours Truly, Bradley Bradshaw Part 14 | Rooster x Reader

Summary: After the perfect weekend, three days without Bradley is harder than you could have ever imagined. It makes you think about what it will be like when you have to go months without each other. When he visits your classroom for the second time, your students make him feel welcome as they come up with an amazing idea.

Warnings: Fluff, angst, language, unprotected sex, oral sex, smut, Bradley in love, 18+

Length: 3600 words

Pairing: Bradley "Rooster" Bradshaw x Female teacher!Reader

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You were at Bradley's house on Sunday night a lot later than you originally anticipated, but you just couldn't seem to make yourself leave. He kept luring you back to the couch with the promise of one more quick snuggle, and you fell for it every single time.

"I have to get my lesson plans in order for tomorrow," you whispered as you kissed your way along the scars on his cheek from your spot on his lap.

"Bring them with you next time," he murmured, big hands warm on your lower back.

"You wouldn't mind?" You knew what a turnoff it was for your ex whenever you even mentioned your classroom full of kids, so it would have never occurred to you to bring your work with you down to Coronado for the weekend.

Bradley's fingers stroked your bare skin as he said, "Maybe I could help you? I actually like a lot of the same stuff as your fourth graders. Like airplanes and dogs and their teacher."

You snorted with laughter against his neck, but you said, "Next weekend I'll bring my lesson plans with me."

"Excellent," he murmured. "Then you can stay even later."

You knew without a doubt that in a few more weeks, you'd be sleeping over on Sunday night and driving straight to work on Monday morning if he asked you to. How could you not? The entire weekend had been incredible even with Vanessa crashing in on Friday. Being around Bradley felt like something close to magic with the way he talked to you and touched you. Earlier this morning, you sent him out for a run with Natasha, and he came back to you all sweaty and needy. You even got an adorable photo of him stopping to tie his shoe on a bench which his best friend texted you. And after lunch, you took a spider outside for him when he begged you to get rid of it, and he thanked you with at least a hundred kisses.

But now, when you tried to stand up, Bradley pouted and wrapped his arms around you a little tighter. "I'll see you when you come up to my school on Wednesday," you whispered with a smile.

"That's so far away," he groaned, letting his arms go limp at his sides as you wiggled yourself free. "I don't like that at all."

You pressed your lips together to keep the massive, goofy smile that threatened to take over your entire face at bay while you collected your things. Bradley watched your every movement as you said, "It's not like I won't text you some potentially dirty photos and call you just to tell you I love you."

He was on his feet right then and there with a ridiculous looking grin of his own. "Say it again, Gorgeous."

You looked up at him as he closed the distance with three long strides, and you said, "I love you."

It took you another twenty minutes to finish making out with him, and then he carried everything out to your car where you made out a little bit more. You got home really quite late.

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On Wednesday morning, you made the rookie mistake of telling your kids that a visitor would be spending the afternoon in your classroom, but you were too excited about it to keep quiet.

"Is it Lieutenant Bradshaw?" Violet asked immediately as she bobbed in her seat.

"You'll just have to wait and see," you replied, getting your language arts notes ready to teach.

"Is he bringing his Super Hornet with him?" Harrison practically screamed.

"He can't bring a fighter jet to school," Jayden scoffed. "It would take up too many parking spots."

"I never even said who our special visitor is!" you reminded them as you started writing a few spelling words on the board.

Nia sighed behind you and murmured, "If it's not Lieutenant Bradshaw, then what's the point?"

You had to stifle your laughter, because you didn't disagree. You weren't even sure what he had in store for your kids, but he insisted he was going to need at least two hours with them. When you had questioned him about getting leave from base for the afternoon, he just laughed. "The Navy loves it when we do classroom outreach. I'm sure my commanding officers will all make it a point to thank me for volunteering, so there's no way I'm telling them that I'm visiting my girlfriend's school. But I'm sure they'll catch on by the fourth or fifth time I ask for the afternoon off."

Whenever he used the word girlfriend, you couldn't stop smiling. And the insinuation that he would be visiting multiple times made you giddy. You just had to get through the morning and lunchtime, and then he would be here.

"Spelling words. Let's focus," you told your class. "We can worry about our visitor in a few more hours." But they were already antsy, and they remained that way until you sent them to the lunchroom to cause some havoc without you. That's when you realized that you were antsy, too. How in the world were you already so attached to Bradley that three days apart felt like a week? How were you supposed to do a deployment when the time came? Your heart ached a little bit whenever you thought about spending months away from him.

You picked at your lunch at your desk and checked your phone. Bradley texted you nearly an hour ago to let you know that he was on his way up which prompted you to scroll through some of the photos of him you had saved. "It never gets old," you muttered as you examined the first picture he ever sent you of his face. He looked so tall and handsome on the deck of the aircraft carrier, and you had to stop gawking when your kids came back to the room.

"Is Lieutenant Bradshaw coming soon?" Oliver whined on his way to his desk. "It's taking forever!"

There was no point in denying that he was the special guest, so you just said, "He should be here soon. Practice your spelling words quietly at your desk, okay?"

You walked to your door and peeked out into the hallway. The front office knew he was coming ahead of time today, so there shouldn't be much of a holdup. That's when you saw him. His combat boots squeaked on the floor as he turned the corner, and he ran his fingers through his wavy hair. Each long stride brought him closer to you, and you realized he was holding a large envelope that said CLASSIFIED as well as a coffee from Starbucks in his other hand.

"Gorgeous," he called out when his gaze met yours, and you memorized the way his pace grew quicker so he could get to you. He looked so big and strong in his flight suit, it was unreal. "I missed you," he promised, brown eyes wide and sincere, and then his lips were on yours in the sweetest kiss.

An eruption of voices from inside your classroom started a chorus of, "Oooooh!" as you laughed against your boyfriend's lips.

"She's kissing Lieutenant Bradshaw!" Violet hissed.

"I already told you they're getting married," Jayden insisted.

"I think they might already be married," Nia whispered.

"No, because her name would be Mrs. Lieutenant Bradshaw," Oliver told everyone while Bradley erupted into laughter as well.

"Are you ready for this disaster?" you ask as you nodded toward your open door where eighteen pairs of eyes were staring back at the two of you.

"Absolutely," he rasped. "Nothing like spending an afternoon with all of my pen pals."

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Bradley followed you to the front of your classroom, fighting the urge to put his hands on your waist and pull you close the entire way. Your kids already saw him kiss you, for the second time. Maybe the third time if some of them witnessed him with his lips all over yours in the parking lot last week. You were holding the coffee he brought for you and glancing back to smile over your shoulder at him, and he had to remind himself not to cause too much of a scene in front of your class.

"What do we say when we have a special guest visit us?" you asked with a smile.

"Thank you!" your students all shouted in unison.

You were smirking at him as you said, "Thanks for visiting us again today, Lieutenant Bradshaw."

"I can't seem to stay away," he replied, and when he looked up at the kids sitting at their desks, he realized they were as excited to see him as he was to see them. "I hope you're not sick of me yet."

Violet was shaking her head with her pencil poised over her notebook like she was ready to record everything Bradley said. Henry was halfway onto the top of his desk in anticipation. Jayden shouted out, "No way! You're the coolest adult I ever met!"

Bradley tried to hide his smile, but it was impossible. "You're the eighteen coolest kids I've ever met," he promised. Then he winked at you and said, "And you have a way cooler teacher than I ever had in elementary school." You sipped your coffee happily as he held up the envelope in his hand and said, "I brought a bunch of stuff with me today, including blueprints for some jets that are flown in the Navy. But first, does anyone have any questions they want me to try to answer?"

When one girl's hand shot into the air before the others, he pointed to her and said, "You're Nia, right?"

She nodded as you muttered, "I can't believe you remember who is which kid."

"Yes!" Nia said before pointing from you to Bradley. "Our teacher is really pretty, and we all saw you give her a kiss. Did you marry her?"

Bradley chuckled, and you nearly dropped your drink before ducking away from him. "Uh... not yet, Nia," he told the girl, and her face fell.

"Well, when are you going to?"

Bradley glanced toward Jayden who asked the follow up question and said, "I'm kind of hoping for next summer, but I'll let her decide."

You set the coffee down on your desk and turned to face him with surprise in your eyes. "How about we stay on the topic of aviation?" you asked your class, but your voice sounded soft and breathy. "What's in the classified envelope, Lieutenant Bradshaw?" you asked, barely meeting his eyes as you smiled. "Is it really classified?"

Bradley cleared his throat and murmured, "Nah, I just thought it looked cooler." He really wanted to hear your thoughts on his comment about next summer, but that could wait. "But, at one point in time, these blueprints really were classified government property." He emptied the contents out onto Harrison's desk in the row and held up the first blueprint. "Does this look familiar to anyone? I might have sent your teacher a picture of me sitting in the cockpit of this type of jet."

"A Super Hornet!" called Oliver as he bounced in his seat.

"That's right," Bradley told him. "Anyone remember the other name for it?"

When nobody else immediately responded, you said, "It's called the F/A-18. Right?"

"Yeah," he told you with a grin. "That's a gold star and bonus points for the teacher."

You still seemed to be stuck somewhere between surprised and embarrassed, but you returned his smile and asked, "Which other blueprints do you have there?"

Bradley passed around the copy of the F-35 Lightning II before ultimately letting Oliver keep it. "I do recall you saying that flying it would be like slam dunking off the back of a dragon," he said as Oliver's entire face lit up. Then he let everyone look at the blueprints for the EA-18 Growler, the E-2 Hawkeye, and the P-8 Poseidon. There was still a stack in front of him as he said, "There are actually nineteen blueprints here, so everyone can take one home." He quickly swiped the Super Hornet from the pile and walked it over to you. "This one's yours," he told you softly, doing his best to fight the urge to kiss you.

"Cool!" shouted Henry as the blueprints ended up all over the desks. The kids were still examining them loudly as you took the one for the aircraft Bradley flew in your hands.

"Thanks," you whispered, holding it against your chest. "And thanks for coming today."

"Lieutenant Bradshaw?" called Violet. "What happens when one of the aircrafts is broken? Do all the mechanics know how to fix all the airplanes? Or do they only learn how to fix one kind each? And where do they fix them? And did your jet ever need a mechanic?"

"That kid has aviator written all over her," Bradley muttered, letting his fingers brush the side of your hand as he walked toward Violet. "You remember my friend Marty? The mechanic from some of the videos I sent?" When she nodded, Bradley said, "Well, he knows how to fix the Super Hornets and a few other kinds of planes, too. He fixes mine all the time. That's why mechanics get deployed to aircraft carriers just like aviators do. But they also work on base on North Island in San Diego. Where I work most of the time."

Violet looked stunned. "So there are mechanics who fix the planes in San Diego?"

"Yep," Bradley replied as she clutched one of the blueprints in both hands. "In fact, I saw Marty yesterday, fixing part of a combustion chamber in the hangar when I got out of my jet."

Violet squeaked. "Oh, please, Lieutenant Bradshaw. Please, let us go to work with you one day!"

He started laughing as he turned back to look at you, but you just shrugged in response. "I mean, it would be cool," you mused as the rest of your kids chimed in.

"We could see your Super Hornet with your name on the side!"

"We could see all the airplanes!"

"We could talk to Marty!"

"We learned so much about aviation this year! Please?"

Bradley looked around the room and everyone was looking right back at him, waiting for an answer. When he met your eyes, he asked, "Are they allowed to go on a field trip?"

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When the final dismissal bell rang and your classroom emptied out, you kicked the door closed, leaving you alone with your boyfriend. "Are you serious right now?" you asked with a smile as he pushed you back against the wall and started kissing your neck. "I inquired about taking a field trip to the Naval base ages ago, and everyone essentially told me it's pretty much impossible."

"Mmm," he hummed against your jaw as you pulled him closer. "If you want it, I'll make it happen, Gorgeous."

Your mind was swirling with too much information that didn't all quite make sense but all sounded beautiful nevertheless. "I want it," you whispered. "I want the field trip, and I want you to come back to my place."

He was running the tip of his nose along your ear, and you were slowly melting. "I don't know if I can wait that long. I haven't seen you in three days," he rasped, making you shiver.

"What are you going to do when you're deployed?" you asked him softly, trailing your fingers through his wavy hair.

Bradley groaned. "Baby, we are not talking about that right now."

His deliberate kisses made their way from your neck to your lips, but after a few seconds, you couldn't hold back any longer. You broke the kiss. "Were you serious? About next summer? You and me?"

Bradley's expression was soft as he ran his thumb along your bottom lip and said, "Okay, that we can talk about." Your heart was hammering in your chest as you kissed the side of his thumb. "Gorgeous," he rasped. "Is it really so crazy that I'm convinced we have a future together?"

"No." Your answer was immediate and sincere, because you already knew you felt the same way. "It's not crazy."

He kissed you hard on the lips before taking a step away from you. "Let's get out of here. I'm not going to be able to behave for much longer."

You were all smiles as you added, "And you're going to need to be fed soon."

"See? You already know exactly how to handle me."

Bradley carried your heavy tote bag and travel mug to your car while you held onto the Super Hornet blueprint, and then he followed you back to your apartment in his Bronco. It was almost comical having him there, taking up so much space in each small room, but your smile vanished when he looked you up and down with those pretty brown eyes.

"We should definitely fool around before we eat dinner," you said, and he immediately had you in his arms.

"A hundred percent," he replied, stumbling along to your bedroom. His flight suit was rough against your fingers, but his kisses were soft and sweet. Half of your clothing was off by the time you reached your bed, but he was still trying to pull one of his long sleeves down his arm.

"This is awkward," he mumbled with a laugh as you unhooked your bra. "This fucking flight suit." His movements slowed even more as he watched you drop to your knees in front of him in just your tiny underwear, and you started untying his boots. You looked up at him as you helped him take them off and tossed them aside, and then you pulled his flight suit down to his thighs. "Oh fuck," he whispered, running his fingers along your cheek as you kissed his erection through his briefs.

With his flight suit around his ankles, you looked up at his face and reached for the elastic waistband of his underwear. "Is this okay?" You tugged them down, his cock springing free, and you ran your lips along the tip, waiting for permission to do more.

"Holy shit," he gasped, yanking his undershirt over his head and nodding enthusiastically. "This is never not going to be okay."

You laughed softly before parting your lips and taking the velvety soft head of his cock onto your tongue. Bradley's eyes were glued to your mouth as you swirled your tongue in deliberately slow circles before taking him a little deeper. He was big and thick, but you took him as far as you could over and over, bobbing your head until your eyes watered.

"Jesus fucking Christ," he groaned when you licked at the strands of your saliva dripping down his balls. "Gorgeous. You're filthy." You looked up at him as you rubbed your cheek against his thigh. "And so damn sweet, Baby."

You nuzzled and kissed along his balls, taking his throbbing cock in one hand and giving him a squeeze. Bradley groaned and readjusted his footing, so you did it again. Now he was muttering your name softly and running his fingers along your hair as you sucked on his balls and jerked him off. He let you go for a few minutes, his abs flexing with each labored breath he took, and then you started to suck his cock again.

"Okay, okay," he eventually rasped, reaching for your shoulders and yanking you carefully to your feet. His cheeks were flushed, and his lips were parted as you turned away from him and got onto your hands and knees on the bed. He made a strangled noise, but as soon as you glanced back at him, he was on you, pulling your underwear to the side.

"Oh my god," you gasped. His hands were a bit rough on your hips as he started to push himself inside you, and he took you just like that. After a few hard thrusts, you were whining for more, legs shaking with need.

Bradley was babbling as he fucked you, his chest pressed to your back, one big hand stroking down the front of your body to your clit. "You're so fucking tight. Holy shit." He kissed along your shoulder. "You smell so good. I love you, Gorgeous." It sounded like he was lost in you, his voice just behind your ear as he pressed two fingers to your clit until you were panting and coming apart.

Even when you were both spent, he pulled you to your feet while he was still buried deep, and you were slightly dizzy from your receding orgasm. His lips were soft on your neck, and he held you to his chest with his big hands on your body. "If you want a North Island field trip for your class, I'll get right on making it happen first thing tomorrow morning."

You melted against him and whispered, "We're not talking about tomorrow yet. Not when I get to spend the whole night with you first. Let's go make dinner." His stomach growled in response, and you kissed him and said, "I love you."

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This is every kid's dream field trip! I'm actually a little jealous! Bradley better be able to make this happen for his pen pals. Thanks @beyondthesefourwalls

PART 15

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classifieds-marketing-news · 22 days ago

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Analyzing the 2024 NFL Draft Class from a Dynasty Perspective

The 2024 NFL draft class was highly anticipated by fantasy football managers, with notable players like Marvin Harrison Jr, Caleb Williams, and Malik Nabers making waves. Some rookies, like Brock Bowers, exceeded expectations, while others faced typical rookie challenges. Looking back at the season, the impact of these rookies on fantasy football was significant. Marvin Harrison Jr, despite falling short of record-setting expectations, showed promise with his talent and flashes of greatness. Caleb Williams struggled initially but displayed potential for growth. Malik Nabers emerged as a standout performer, setting rookie records and showing consistent excellence. Rookie QB Jayden Daniels shined, leading the Washington Commanders to the playoffs with elite performance. Rome Odunze and Jonathon Brooks showed promise but faced challenges, while Brock Bowers proved to be a standout rookie tight end, exceeding expectations and establishing himself as a top fantasy option. With a deep rookie class, other notable picks like Bo Nix, Keon Coleman, and Michael Penix Jr also made their mark. Players like Xavier Worthy and Bucky Irving emerged as potential fantasy stars, showcasing their talent and promise for the future. Despite facing obstacles, rookies like Ja'Lynn Polk and Adonai Mitchell have the potential to shine with the right opportunities. In the later rounds, players like Braelon Allen, Tyrone Tracy Jr, and Jalen McMillan showed promise and potential for fantasy relevance. Overall, the 2024 NFL draft class brought a mix of standout performances and challenges for rookies, shaping the landscape of fantasy football for the future. #News #Analyzing #Class #Draft #Dynasty #NFL #Perspective https://tinyurl.com/2bny3nuh

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kimmiessimmies · 10 months ago

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Bestseller (10/26)

That evening, Morgan had dinner at her brother's house. She told her family all about The Rainbow Alliance and the meeting she had.

"And I want to do this because how amazing it would be if I could make a difference for some people, but I'm also apprehensive about it because what do I know about what it's like to grow up as an LGBTQ+ person? I'm afraid it'll feel fake..."

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bongaboi · 1 month ago

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Notre Dame: 2025 Sugar Bowl Champions

NEW ORLEANS -- — Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman and the Fighting Irish found the right balance of family and football to produce a memorable performance under unprecedented, emotionally trying circumstances.

Riley Leonard passed for a touchdown, Jayden Harrison returned a kickoff 98 yards for a score, and Notre Dame's defense made it hold up in a 23-10 victory over No. 2 Georgia in the Sugar Bowl on Thursday that sent the third-ranked Fighting Irish into the semifinals of the College Football Playoff.

The triumph came in wake of a deadly terror attack in the host city early Wednesday —- the day the game was supposed to have been played. The first postponement of a Sugar Bowl in the event's 91-year history followed hours later.

“We spent some time together, and I think that’s what you do in tough moments,” Freeman said in recounting how the Irish handled their unexpected down time on Wednesday. “You want to spend time with family, and that’s what we are.”

Notre Dame (13-1, CFP No. 5) came through with enough big plays, avoided major mistakes and all but sealed it with a clever move by Freeman.

“Our coaches called the game aggressive. Our players executed, put everything on the line,” Freeman said. “I’m really proud of them. Proud of the way they handled the events of the last 24 hours.”

Georgia (11-3, CFP No. 2) was in position to close within one score when Notre Dame stopped the Bulldogs on fourth-and-5 from the Irish 9-yard line with 9:29 to go.

Minutes later, Notre Dame had a fourth-and-short deep in his own territory when Freeman sent the punt team out before running all 11 players off the field and sending the offense back out. Georgia raced to match up and then jumped offside as the play clock ticked down, giving the Irish a clock-sapping first down with 7:17 to go.

“They were going to hard-count us. We prepare for that. We do it every week,” Georgia coach Kirby Smart said. “We jumped offsides.”

By the time the Bulldogs got the ball back, just 1:49 remained, and Notre Dame was on its way to a 12th straight victory and a date with No. 5 Penn State (13-2, CFP No. 6 seed) in a semifinal at the Orange Bowl in Miami next Thursday.

“That’s the aggressiveness in terms of our preparation that I want our program to have,” Freeman said. “That’s got to be one of our edges, that we are going to be an aggressive group and not fear making mistakes.”

Georgia played without starting quarterback Carson Beck, who injured his elbow in the Southeastern Conference championship game. He was replaced by Gunner Stockton, who was 20 of 32 for 234 yards and one touchdown.

The Bulldogs outgained Notre Dame 296 yards to 244, but Georgia was stopped on all three of its fourth-down attempts and lost two fumbles — one deep in Notre Dame territory and one inside its own 20.

“The turnovers are the difference in the game, guys,” Smart said. “I mean, you should know when you turn it over twice and they return a kickoff for a touchdown, you’re not going to have a lot of success.”

Leonard finished with 90 yards passing and a team-high 80 yards rushing, including a late first-down run in which he was sent head over heels as he tried to leap over a defender.

“We’re in the playoffs,” Leonard said. “Everybody else can put their body on the line, I’m going to do it right there with them.”

The game had been set for Wednesday night as part of a New Year's Day playoff tripleheader, but it was postponed after an Army veteran inspired by the Islamic State group drove a pickup truck into a crowd on Bourbon Street early Wednesday morning, killing 14 revelers. Security was increased at the Superdome — which will also host the Super Bowl next month — and arriving fans said they felt safe.

With some fans unable to alter their travel plans, attendance in the 70,000-seat stadium was announced at 68,400. There were patches of empty seats in the upper levels, but passionate supporters made no shortage of noise trying to will their teams into the next round of college football's first 12-team playoff.

The game was tied at 3-all before Notre Dame scored 17 points in a span of 54 seconds.

The unusual sequence began with Mitch Jeter’s 48-yard field goal with 39 seconds left in first half.

Soon after, Georgia paid for a decision to attempt a drop-back pass from its own 25. RJ Oben’s blind-side sack caused Stockton to fumble at the 13, where Irish defensive lineman Junior Tuihalamaka recovered. Leonard found Beaux Collins over the middle for a touchdown on the next play for a 13-3 lead that stood at halftime.

By the time 15 seconds had elapsed in the third quarter, Notre Dame led 20-3.

Harrison took Georgia's second-half kickoff all the way to the end zone, slipping a tackle near the middle of the field, cutting toward the right sideline and outrunning everyone.

Georgia closed the gap to 20-10 when Stockton hit reserve running back Cash Jones for a 32-yard score before Jeter’s third field goal of the game gave the Irish their winning margin.

“Holding a team like that to 10 points, it’s a low amount, it’s pretty good,” safety Xavier Watts said. “Just really proud of the performance we put up.”

Takeaways

Notre Dame: With a dominant defense and the dual-threat nature of Leonard’s playmaking, the Irish look dangerous heading into the semifinals.

Georgia: A team trying to win big games without its starting QB can’t afford big mistakes, and missed opportunities doomed the Bulldogs and Smart, who will have to wait a year for another chance at his third national title.

Up next

Notre Dame: The Irish resume a series with the Nittany Lions that is currently even at 9-9-1.

Georgia: The 2025 season opener will be at home against Marshall on Aug. 30.

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whyyourteamisgood · 3 months ago

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2024 - Week 9

BUF - Khalil Shakir leads the AFC with 358 yards after catch

NE - Marcus Jones leads the AFC with 265 punt return yards

MIA - De'Von Achane leads all AFC RBs with 332 yards after catch

NYJ - Garrett Wilson leads the league with 60 receptions

BAL - Marlon Humphrey leads the AFC with 4 INTs

PIT - TJ Watt is tied for the league lead with 4 forced fumbles

CLE - Corey Bojorquez leads the league with 23 punts inside the 20

CIN - Trey Hendrickson leads the league with 11 sacks

TEN - Jha'Quan Jackson leads the AFC with 372 kick return yards

JAX - Parker Washington's 96 yard punt return for a TD is the longest in the league so far this year

IND - Zaire Franklin leads the league with 95 tackles

HOU - Nico Collins leads the league with 113.4 receiving yards per game

KC - Harrison Butker leads the AFC with 65 yards per kickoff

LV - Brock Bowers is second in the league with 57 receptions

LAC - Justin Herbert has thrown only one INT, the fewest among starting QBs

DEN - Marvin Mims leads the AFC with 13 fair catches

DAL - CeeDee Lamb is tied for the NFC lead with 84 targets

WAS - Jayden Daniels leads all rookie passers with a 106.7 QB rating

PHL - Saquan Barkley leads the NFC with 925 rushing yards

NYG - Dexter Lawrence leads the NFC with 9 sacks

GB - Xavier McKinney is tied for the league lead with 6 INTs

CHI - Caleb Williams is tied for the rookie lead with 9 TD passes

DET - Kerby Joseph is tied for the league lead with 6 INTs

MIN - Andrew Van Ginkel is the only player in the league with 2 or more sacks and 2 or more INT, even before we get to the fact he took both of his INTs back for TDs

NO - Alvin Kamara is second in the league with 360 yards after catch

TB - Mike Evans is tied for the NFC lead with 6 receiving TDs

ATL - Bijan Robinson leads the league with 395 yards after catch

CAR - Raheem Blackshear leads the league with 628 kick return yards

SEA - Geno Smith leads the league with 2560 passing yards

LAR - Kyren Williams leads the NFC with 8 rushing TDs

ARI - Budda Baker leads the NFC with 91 tackles

SF - Isaac Guerendo's 76 yard run was the longest in the NFC so far this season

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lavelled · 4 months ago

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voted most lightly.

Kamala & Tim

Kamala Harris has soared in the race shakeup. Whether skillfully debating taunts and personal attacks, advocating for fundamental freedoms and justice for all people, especially women, or at home with her family, Kamala gives America’s place on the world stage the authenticity and intelligible policy positions we need. She has the vitality to blaze a trail for brighter days. I will be casting my vote for Kamala and Tim in the 2024 Presidential Election.

Pretentious Ambition

Meg is reworking something: She hates Harry. When did she realize she was used for wombed monetization, when he paid her? Was it at the Women’s Empowerment Reception at the Royal Aeronautical Society, Royal Ascot races, Polo Club matches, Wimbledon matches, movie premieres, concerts, Netflix miniseries, Bondi Beach, Australian Geographic Society Awards, a speech on women’s suffrage in New Zealand, British Ambassador’s Residence Party, at the Kennedy Human Rights Awards, her Archewell Audio Podcasts, her published father-and-son children’s book, Gloria Steinem chat, 2018 British Fashion Awards, King of Morocco meeting, baby shower at The Mark Penthouse in New York, visiting the site where 19-year-old student, Uyinene Mrwetyana, was raped and murdered when she picked up a box at the post office in Cape Town, which, as FedEx actress, must’ve been improv theatre, at the Mountbatten Festival of Music, kissing Harry in Colombia then big geographical avoidance, wheelchair exploitation, grandad lies, amusing dog tags, jarring teen and tween products or her standby tiara wedding?

Years ago, a YouTube video of silk: Inside the Suits’ fashion closet with actress, Meghan Markle.

The physical task is her pomposity. Must be before any regal training. At 1:07, she displays the rooted Californian “quintessential” and then fucked him:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AWZonwIYmMI

Cohorts of Commonplace

Little fictionalization of a swoony royal wedding that hinted at groundedness. America hated it. 2018 shootings: May 16, 2018, Justin Painter shot his three young children in Ponder, Texas. May 20, 2018 one man was killed in Hazlehurst, Mississippi. June 10, four people were shot outside a graduation party in Kannapolis, NC. On June 14, a 15-year-old was shot in Tracy, California. June 24, one man shot in the back in Gary, Indiana. July 4, three people killed in Gary, Indiana. July 10, 2018, a father killed his three young children in Prices Corner, Delaware. August 12, 2018, a father shot his three children in Clearlake, California. October 8, teen was shot and killed in Española, New Mexico. December 28, 2018, boyfriend killed his girlfriend, her young children, and her mother in Saint Charles, Missouri.

Mosque Morgue

March 15, 2019, Brenton Harrison Tarrant murdered 51 worshippers, injuring 89 in Christchurch, NZ. The Al Noor Mosque and the Linwood Islamic Centre. Youngest victim was three years old. Inspired by these mosque shootings, on August 10, 2019, Philip Manshaus, a 21-year-old Norwegian man, shot and killed his teenage sister while she was in her bed, firing three bullets into her head and one into her chest, then opened fire at the Al-Noor Islamic Centre in Norway.

Aqua

On Twitter mouthparts, Harry is Oasis musician, Liam Gallagher. He uses a faux accent that is technically British to compose a blend of tipsy, thorny, anger-fueled noise. They’re crass to me and then you remember he’s married:

Fuck me i think I've just done my first SLUT DROP c'mon.

Just had RKID on the phone begging for forgiveness bless him wants to meet up what Dya reckon meet up or fuck him off.

blimey green pedophilia. google.

Divorce

The youngest suicide on record was incorrect: In 2017, Gabriel Taye at Carson Elementary, with a necktie, hanged himself. He was 8. The youngest was Samantha Nicole Kuberski who hanged herself with a belt from a crib back in 2009. She was 6.

Jayden Lalchan of Princes Town, Trinidad, 15, just hanged himself. On October 7, 20-year-old Rani Pradhan set herself on fire, dying at MKCG Medical College & Hospital in Odisha, India.

Staged marriage, long-distance divorce.

#reading #books

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2024 Rookie Performance By Week

WEEK 1

OFFENSE: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS)

Honorable Mention: OT Taliese Fuaga (NO), TE Brock Bowers (LV), C Zach Frazier (PIT), G Dominick Puni (SF)

DEFENSE: S Javon Bullard (GB)

Honorable Mention: LB Darius Muasau (NYG), DT T'Vondre Sweat (TEN), DT Byron Murphy II (SEA), DE Jared Verse (LAR), DE Chop Robinson (MIA)

WEEK 2

OFFENSE: WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (ARZ)

Honorable Mention: WR Malik Nabors (NYG), TE Brock Bowers (LV), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), OT Joe Alt (LAC), OT J.C Latham (TEN)

DEFENSE: CB Kamari Lassiter (HOU)

Honorable Mention: CB Dru Phillips (NYG), CB Kool-Aid McKinstry (NO)

WEEK 3

OFFENSE: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS)

Honorable Mention: WR Malik Nabors (NYG), WR Rome Odunze (CHI), C Zach Frazier (PIT), RB Bucky Irving (TB), WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (ARZ)

DEFENSE: None

Honorable Mention: None

WEEK 4

OFFENSE: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS)

Honorable Mention: WR Malik Nabors (NYG), WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (ARZ), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), WR Xavier Worthy (KC), WR Ladd McConkey (LAC),

DEFENSE: DT T'Vondre Sweat (TEN)

Honorable Mention: S Tyler Nubin (NYG), DT Braden Fiske (LAR)

SEPTEMBER MVPS:

OFFENSE: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS)

DEFENSE: DT T'Vondre Sweat (TEN)

WEEK 5

OFFENSE: WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX)

Honorable Mention: QB Caleb Williams (CHI), QB Jayden Daniels (WAS), RB Tyrone Tracy, Jr. (NYG), TE Brock Bowers (LV), WR Jordan Whittington (LAR), C Zach Frazier (PIT)

DEFENSE: S Evan Williams (GB)

Honorable Mention: S Tykee Smith (TB), LB Trevin Wallace (CAR), S Tyler Nubin (NYG), LB Edgerrin Cooper (GB), DE Laiatu Latu (IND), S Dadrion Taylor-Demerson (ARZ), DE Jared Verse (LAR)

WEEK 6

OFFENSE: QB Caleb Williams (CHI)

Honorable Mention: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS), QB Drake Maye (NE), RB Isaac Guerendo (SF), RB Bucky Irving (TB), WR Devaughn Vele (DEN), TE Brock Bowers (LV), G Dominick Puni (SF), OT Taliese Fuaga (NO), OT Amarius Mims (CIN), RB Ray Davis (BUF)

DEFENSE: S Tykee Smith (TB)

Honorable Mention: S Evan Williams (GB), S Renardo Green (SF), LB Trevin Wallace (CAR), S Tyler Nubin (NYG), CB Jarvis Browlee, Jr. (TEN), CB Quinyon Mitchell (PHI), CB Mike Sainristil (WAS), CB Cam Hart (LAC), CB Andru Phillips (NYG)

WEEK 7

OFFENSE: WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX)

Honorable Mention: QB Drake Maye (NE), TE Brock Bowers (LV), WR Keon Coleman (BUF), OT D.J. Glaze (LV), G Justin Dedich (LAR), TE Ja'Tavion Sanders (CAR), OT Joe Alt (LAC)

DEFENSE: CB Beanie Bishop, Jr. (PIT)

Honorable Mention: S Malik Mustapha (SF), LB Payton Wilson (PIT), S Evan Williams (GB), S Tyler Nubin (NYG), S Jalen McCollough (DEN), CB Cooper DeJean (PHI), CB Andru Phillips (NYG), DT Byron Murphy II (SEA), CB Nate Wiggins (BAL)

WEEK 8

OFFENSE: WR Ladd McConkey (LAC)

Honorable Mention: QB Bo Nix (DEN), QB Drake Maye (NE), RB Tyrone Tracy, Jr. (NYG), RB Isaac Guerendo (SF), WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (ARZ), WR Keon Coleman (BUF), WR Jalen Coker (CAR), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), G Dalton Tucker (IND), OT Taliese Fuaga (NO), OT Joe Alt (LAC), TE Brock Bowers (LV), C Cooper Beebe (DAL)

DEFENSE: LB Edgerrin Cooper (GB)

Honorable Mention: S Demani Richardson (CAR), CB Beanie Bishop, Jr. (PIT), DE Jared Verse (LAR), S Dell Pettus (NE), CB Cam Hart (LAC), S Malik Mustapha (SF)

OCTOBER MVPS

OFFENSE: WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX)

DEFENSE: S Evan Williams (GB)

WEEK 9

OFFENSE: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS)

Honorable Mention: TE Ja'Tavion Sanders (CAR), RB Ray Davis (BUF), OT Brandon Coleman (WAS), C Jackson Powers-Johnson (LV)

DEFENSE: S Kamren Kinchens (LAR)

Honorable Mention: DT Braden Fiske (LAR), S Demani Richardson (CAR), LB Xavier Thomas (ARZ), S Jaylen McCollough (LAR)

WEEK 10

OFFENSE: QB Bo Nix (DEN)

Honorable Mention: RB Tyrone Tracy, Jr. (NYG), RB Bucky Irving (TB), WR Ricky Pearsall (SF), WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (ARZ), G Dominick Puni (SF), OT J.C. Latham (TEN), OT Joe Alt (LAC), Olu Fashanu (NYJ)

DEFENSE: CB Kamari Lassiter (HOU)

Honorable Mention: S Tyler Nubin (NYG), CB Andru Phillips (NYG), CB Renardo Green (SF), S Dell Pettus (NE), CB Cam Hart (LAC), CB Quinyon Mitchell (PHI); DE Jared Verse (LAR), LB Omar Speights (LAR)

WEEK 11

OFFENSE: QB Bo Nix (DEN) & TE Brock Bowers (LV)

Honorable Mention: WR Ladd McConkey (LAC), OT Joe Alt (LAC), G Dominick Puni (SF), OT J.C. Latham (TEN), C Zach Frasier (PIT), C Beaux Limmer (LAR), QB Drake Maye (NE), WR Devaughn Vele (DEN), C Cooper Beebe (DAL)

DEFENSE: S Kamren Kinchens (LAR)

Honorable Mention: DT Braden Fiske (LAR), LB Tyrice Knight (SEA), DE Tuli Tuipuloto (LAC), DE Jared Verse (LAR), CB Mike Sainristil (WAS), CB Quinyon Mitchell (PHI), LB Omar Speights (LAR), CB Josh Newton (CIN)

WEEK 12

OFFENSE: QB Caleb Williams (CHI)

Honorable Mention: QB Bo Nix (DEN), RB Bucky Irving (TB), QB Jayden Daniels (WAS), WR Devaughn Vele (DEN), WR Ladd McConkey (LAC), OT Joe Alt (LAC), OT Matt Goncalves (IND), OT Brandon Coleman (WAS), OT D.J. Glaze (LV)

DEFENSE: DE Chop Robinson (MIA)

Honorable Mention: LB Tyrice Knight (SEA), S Tyler Nubin (NYG), CB Jarvis Brownlee, Jr. (TEN), DE Laiatu Latu (IND), LB Payton Wilson (PIT), CB Storm Duck (MIA), DT T'Vondre Sweat (TEN), CB Mike Sainristil (WAS), S Javon Bullard (GB), S Evan Williams (GB), CB Quinyon Mitchell (PHI), CB Cooper DeJean (PHI)

NOVEMBER MVPS

OFFENSE: QB Bo Nix (DEN)

DEFENSE: S Kamren Kinchens (LAR)

WEEK 13

OFFENSE: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS), TE Brock Bowers (LV) & RB Bucky Irving (TB)

Honorable Mention: QB Caleb Williams (CHI), QB Bo Nix (DEN), WR Ladd McConkey (LAC), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), G Dominick Puni (SF), WR Malik Nabors (NYG), OT J.C. Latham (TEN), G Mason McCormick (PIT), OT Olu Fashanu (NYJ), OT Taliese Fuaga (NO), OT Roger Rosengarten (BAL)

DEFENSE: CB Tarheeb Still (LAC)

Honorable Mention: S Tyler Nubin (NYG), LB Omar Speights (LAR), CB Chau Smith-Wade (CAR), DT Evan Anderson (SF), LB Jared Verse (LAR), CB Cooper DeJean (PHI)

WEEK 14

OFFENSE: RB Isaac Guerendo (SF)

Honorable Mention: G Dominick Puni (SF), C Jackson Powers-Johnson (LV), TE Brock Bowers (LV), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), WR Rome Odunze (CHI), C Beaux Limmer (LAR)

DEFENSE: CB Tykee Smith (TB)

Honorable Mention: LB Tyrece Knight (SEA), LB Marist Liufau (DAL)

WEEK 15

OFFENSE: WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX)

Honorable Mention: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS), RB Bucky Irving (TB), WR Jalen Coker (CAR), WR Malik Nabors (NYG), WR Jalen McMillan (TB), OT Olu Fashanu (NYJ), OT Taliese Fuaga (NO), OT Roger Rosengarten (BAL), OT Joe Alt (LAC)

DEFENSE: LB Edgerrin Cooper (GB)

Honorable Mention: CB Mike Sainristil (WAS), LB Chop Robinson (MIA), CB Josh Newton (CIN), DT T'Vondre Sweat (TEN), LB Jared Verse (LAR), LB Omar Speights (LAR), CB Renardo Green (SF), CB Nate Wiggins (BAL), CB Kris Abrams-Draine (DEN)

WEEK 16

OFFENSE: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS)

Honorable Mention: QB Caleb Williams (CHI), TE Brock Bowers (LV), WR Ladd McConkey (LAC), OT D.J. Glaze (LV), OT Joe Alt (LAC), OT Roger Rosengarten (BAL), OT Amarius Mims (CIN), G Christian Mahogany (DET), OT Brandon Coleman (WAS), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), G Jackson Powers-Johnson (LV), C Graham Barton (TB), WR Jalen McMillian (TB)

DEFENSE: LB Edgerrin Cooper (GB)

Honorable Mention: LB Darius Muasau (NYG), CB Renardo Green (SF), DT Kris Jenkins, Jr. (CIN), LB Jacoby Windmon (CAR), S Demani Richardson (CAR), Kris Abrams-Draine (DEN), CB Kamari Lassiter (HOU), CB Nate Wiggins (BAL), DT Michael Hall, Jr. (CLE), LB Jared Verse (LAR), CB Cooper DeJean (PHI), LB Tyrice Knight (SEA), S Cole Bishop (BUF)

WEEK 17

OFFENSE: WR Malik Nabors (NYG)

Honorable Mention: QB Jayden Daniels (WAS), QB Bo Nix (DEN), RB Bucky Irving (TB), WR Ricky Pearsall (SF), WR Marvin Harrison, Jr. (ARZ), WR Ladd McConkey (LAC), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), WR Jalen McMillian (TB), G Jackson Powers-Johnson (LV), K Cam Little (JAX), C Zach Frazier (PIT), G Mason McCormick (PIT), OT Joe Alt (LAC), OT D.J. Glaze (LV),

DEFENSE: LB Edgerrin Cooper (GB)

Honorable Mention: S Thomas Harper (LV), CB Chris Roland-Wallace (KC), CB Josh Newton (CIN), CB Max Melton (ARZ), LB Omar Speights (LAR), DT Elijah Chatman (NYG), S Demani Richardson (CAR)

WEEK 18

OFFENSE: QB Bo Nix (DEN)

Honorable Mention: QB Joe Milton III (NE), RB Bucky Irving (TB), WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX), WR Ladd McConkey (LAC), WR Jordan Whittington (LAR), WR Jalen McMillian (TB), WR Ricky Pearsall (SF), C Zach Frazier (PIT), WR Jalen Coker (CAR), QB Michael Penix, Jr. (ATL), WR Devaughn Vele (DEN)

DEFENSE: CB Nate Wiggins (BAL)

Honorable Mention: LB Darius Muasau (NYG), LB Payton Wilson (PIT), S Kitan Oladapo (GB), S Caden Bullock (HOU), CB Jarvis Brownlee, Jr. (TEN), S Kamren Kinchens (LAR), CB Terrion Arnold (DET)

DECEMBER MVPS

OFFENSE: WR Brian Thomas, Jr. (JAX)

DEFENSE: LB Edgerrin Cooper (GB)

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