#micah hyde

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[joeywhisperz]

#MicahHyde #BrockPurdy #BillsMafia

[anthonybialy]

A Healthy Respect for Returning Buffalo Bills Defenders

Buffalo’s most notable defenders look to be playing this season, which reflects how valuable health is.  Careers that last a blink are even shorter on account of anatomical afflictions.  Notable players who didn’t get to compete every game last year can get back to making everyone better while being pretty good on their own, as well.

We have to wait until the fifth game to see the best defensive draft pick, namely a healthy Von Miller.  I wish the gap weren't long enough that it seems like he's new again. A 2011 first-rounder will ideally finally be available to substitute in by October.  Getting back to his usual self would mean overflowing charm on top of neutralized top opposing options.

Looking at the bright side of the PUP list is like feeling glad about the flu so one can liberate DVR space.  It’s not like we schedule absences so there’ll be a sudden upgrade upon their conclusion.  But we can only hope under challenging circumstances that pass rushers are able to persevere until they can experience a sudden improvement upon his return. 

He’s already served as a surreal addition.  A player known beyond football signified Buffalo’s celebrity football status with his choice of third team.  Miller’s so notable that it’s easy to forget how astounding his play is.  Knowing he won’t be ready for the opener is the wrong way to remove stress.

Miller is fantastic at spreading misery.  A specialist who was brought in to preserve leads is renowned for smiling as much as Bills fans were at the prospect of him seeking quarterbacks on obvious passing downs.  His eight sacks in 11 games showed he also remains proficient at shoving aside offensive linemen.  Indirectly working with his own quarterback helps them combine to top adversaries.  Miller and Josh Allen play together in their way.

Tre White’s soft opening hopefully straightened out some concerns.  This season will feature welcoming him really back.  Sure, he returned to the field last November.  But he was more in the lineup technically.  Buffalo’s best cornerback in awhile appeared to be struggling with either corporal or mental limitations.  Testing a treated joint provokes trepidation that can best be alleviated with repetition.

White has thankfully had another offseason to convalesce, and not just his knee.  Moving past trauma is a necessity for everyone and particularly individuals associated with a franchise known for proving fate has it in for some more than others.  Trying to prevent all-world receivers from gaining a couple extra inches is easier once accustomed to a personal repair.

Having both members of a safety duo improves everything else, too.  Jordan Poyer wasn’t a solo act without Micah Hyde, but it’s not the same any more than Phillip’s replacement shared the same energy with Terrance.  Better protection takes the form of both starters being available.

Aches that are unable to be assuaged with ibuprofen are present even if they don’t show up on the injury report.  The psychological effects of hurting are particularly acute for workers in an industry based on physicality.  Cornerbacks can’t get up from a desk and stretch.

Difficulty coping is part of being human.  Dealing with woe easily isn’t our way.  The fact we still do it constitutes countless daily triumphs.  Damar Hamlin is the most extreme amazing example.

Everyone’s dealing with personal issues on account of living on this stupid heartless world.  Concerns about how to move past what sucks apply to any job.  Going out and performing despite it all is the only choice for those who exist without consent.  Customers don’t want to hear a Burger King cashier detail woe about relationship drama and late buses that happened before the shift: they just want chicken fries.  It takes professionalism to not gripe about preferring to lounge on a couch.  Simultaneously knowing how difficult it is should motivate all our interactions.

Defending against wide receivers who are as big as they are fast is tricky, according to anyone who’s ever watched football.  The procedure is tricky enough on two knees.  The inherent advantage the NFL extends to anyone on the side tasked with moving the ball makes it tough for secondary members no matter how many of their knees presently function to the utmost.

Nobody’s robust forever.  That was supposed to be reassuring.  In particular, athletic organizations must fret about injuries to the same recovering spots, different areas, or other players.  Worrying about what ghastly outcome lurks just out of frame is part of life in general and football in particular, I regret to notice.  Awareness and acceptance of how everything could change in an unpleasant way in a moment remains the best option.

The league doesn’t allow postponement until everyone’s ligaments are at their strongest.  Clubs can’t use failing to have access to their services as an excuse.  It’s not like withstanding pain is unique.  They can commiserate over blues music.  The next football team to go through a season without losing the services of important contributors will be the first.  Short of zero games lost, sides must improvise with whoever’s available for a dose of jazz.

Seeing giants back to their versions of normal would be great news personally for people we’ve come to admire for more than their play.  Thank the sport that introduced us to them.  Big personalities are naturally found in professional locker rooms, as those blessed with remarkable talents who display the drive to utilize them see life in a big way.

Recuperating from suffering works like a sort-of draft.  The defense improves just by possessing their full complement of talent.  A chance to heal is the one time to be thankful for a seemingly ceaseless offseason.  Worrying if those overcoming inflictions will enjoy the benefits of rehabilitation is one of a million downsides.

Fearing some of our favorite greats will become injury-prone is something we can’t confirm right now.  If it offers comfort, we could also soon learn who’s able to play like nothing happened.

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hi :)

[calliecastle10]

This is not a dream, my friend - And it will never end! This one is the nightmare that goes on! You can't control me! I live deep inside you! Each day you'll feel me devour your soul!

[basicpart]

Micah Hyde announces his retirement

Safety Micah Hyde returned to the Bills for the tail end of the 2024 season, but he won’t be back in 2025. Hyde said before the 2024 season that he would retire rather than play anywhere other than Buffalo and he announced his retirement in an Instagram post on Tuesday. Hyde wrote that his career “was one helluva dream.” Hyde was a 2013 fifth-round pick by the Packers and spent four seasons in…

[ddarker-dreams]

☾ book recommendations: *✲⋆.

my all time favorites:

the brothers karamazov by fyodor dostoevsky

notes from underground by fyodor dostoevsky

the picture of dorian gray by oscar wilde

frankenstein by mary shelly

the plague by albert camus

we have always lived in the castle by shirley jackson

the seven who were hanged by leonid andreyev

blackshirts & reds by michael parenti

others that i'd recommend:

break the body, haunt the bones by micah dean hicks

tomie by junji ito

uzumaki by junji ito

berserk by kento miura

the haunting of hill house by shirley jackson

i have no mouth, and i must scream by harlan ellison

the tell-tale heart by edgar allen poe

the cask of amontillado by edgar allen poe

rebecca by daphne du maurier

wuthering heights by emily brontë

dune by frank herbert

a shadow over innsmouth by h. p. lovecraft

the color out of space by h. p. lovecraft

the dunwich horror by h. p. lovecraft

crime and punishment by fyodor dostoevsky

demons by fyodor dostoevsky

the idiot by fyodor dostoevsky

jane eyre by charlotte brontë

do androids dream of electric sheep? by philip k. dick

a long fatal love chase by louisa may alcott

the stranger by albert camus

the metamorphosis by franz kafka

the trial by franz kafka

dragonwyck by anya seton

discipline and punish by michel foucalt

the castle of otranto by horace walpole

faust by johann wolfgang von goethe

the fall by albert camus

the myth of sisyphus by albert camus

the strange case of dr jekyll and mr hyde by robert louis stevenson

blood meridian by cormac mccarthy (do look into the content warnings though, there's heavy violence/depictions of 1840s-1850s racism)

the death of ivan ilyich by leo tolstoy

the dead by james joyce

the overcoat by nikolai gogol

dead souls by nikolai gogol

hiroshima by john hersey

useful fictions: evolution, anxiety, and the origins of literature by michael austin

no exit by jean paule satre

candide by voltaire

white nights by fyodor dostoevsky

notes from a dead house by fyodor dostoevsky

the shock doctrine by naomi klein

the 100 year war on palestine by rashid khalidi

killing hope by william blum

the karamazov case: dostoevsky’s argument for his vision by terrence w. tilley

stiff: the curious life of human cadavers by mary roach

lazarus by leonid andreyev

imperialism, the highest stage of capitalism by vladmir lenin

the viy by nikolai gogol

dracula by bram stoker

carmilla by sheridan le fanu

nine coaches waiting by mary stewart

the phantom of the opera by gaston leroux

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Red Dead Redemption 2 Characters as ABBA songs

- a 7am thought come to fruition by me, a deluded little guy

Arthur Morgan - The Winner Takes It All

The gods may throw the dice, their minds as cold ice, and someone way down here, loses someone dear.

John Marston - Name of the Game

If I trust in you, would you let me down? Would you laugh at me, if I said I care for you? Could you feel the same way too?

Lenny Summers - Take A Chance on Me

Gonna do my very best and it ain’t no lie. If you put me to the test, if you let me try.

Susan Grimshaw - Fernando

If I had to do the same again, I would, my friend, Fernando.

Tilly Jackson - So Long

Tracy, Daisy, they might be crazy but I’ll never be your girl.

Mary-Beth Gaskill - Honey Honey

the way that you kiss goodnight, the way that you hold me tight.

Karen Jones - Chiquitita

you’ll be dancing once again, and the pain will end

Sean Maguire - Does Your Mother Know

Now you’re so cute, I like your style, and I know what you mean when you give me a flash of that smile.

Molly O’Shea - SOS

so when you’re near me darling, can’t you hear me? SOS

Dutch Van Der Linde - Angeleyes

and one day you’ll find he wears a disguise. don’t look too deep into those angel eyes.

Hosea Matthews - I Still Have Faith In You

do I have it in me? I believe it is in there.

Marion ‘Bill’ Williamson - Me and I

yes, I am to myself what jekyll must be to hyde

Micah Bell - On and On and On

keep on rockin’ baby till the night is gone

Javier Escuella - The Visitors

Voices growing louder, irritation building, and I’m close to faintin’- crackin’ up!

Charles Smith - When All Is Said And Done

It’s so strange, when you’re down and lying and on the floor. How you rise, shake your head, get up and ask for more.

Mary Linton - Knowing Me Knowing You

here is where the story ends, this is goodbye

Charlotte Balfour - Andante Andante

play me time and time again, make me strong

Jack Marston - I’ve Been Waiting For You

I love you, I adore you, I lay my life before you.

Abigail Roberts - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!

Won’t somebody help me chase the shadows away?

Sadie Adler - Voulez-Vous

masters of the scene, we’ve done it all before and now we’re back to get some more

Josiah Trelawny - Eagle

And I dream I’m an eagle, I dream I can spread my wings and fly

Kieran Duffy - Suzy Hang-Around

Nobody wants you around here and that’s for sure. So get off our playground and stay away.

Rains Fall - Slipping Through My Fingers

Then when she’s gone, there’s that odd melancholy feeling and a sense of guilt I can’t deny.

Eagle Flies - Lay All Your Love On Me

Now everything is new, and all I’ve learned has overturned, I beg of you.

Reverend Swanson - I Have A Dream

I believe in angels, something good in everything I see

Bonus:

Arthur/Mary - My Love, My Life

you are still my love and my life, still my one and and only

Sadie/Abigail - One of Us

one of us is crying, one of us is lying in her lonely bed.

Arthur/Charles - Our Last Summer

living for the day, worries far away.

John/Abigail - Super Trouper

The sight of you will prove to me I’m still alive.

[seraphim-coinz]

Hellou, NPTs for a Nonhuman Artist? –– MascNeu mainly, thank you. ^^ –– And sorry if your requests are closed! We are unable to tell.. ;;

System Names: The Artists. The Pallete Collection. The Artsy System. The Artists of Old. The Crayon Creatures. The Creators and Creatures. The Alienated Artists.

Names: Lilith. Hyde. Canvas. Abstract. Indigo. Apollo. Micah. Angelo. Leo. Quill. Blooded. Poe. Damien. Davy. Ghost. Onyx. Raven. Spider. Ivory. Rouge. Umber. Carmine.

Pronouns: Art/Arts. Ink/Inks. 🔏/🔏s. Void/Voids. Odd/Odds. Pain/Paints. Flesh/Fleshes. Bone/Bones. Neon/Neons. Rust/Rusts. Soul/Souls. Blue/Blues. Crim/Crimsons. Colo/Colors. Rose/Roses. Thorn/Thorns. Pas/Pastels.

Usernames: otherworldlyart. bloodredboy. zombiedoesart. fleshypaintbrushes. goreypaintset. thetorturedartist. pastelblood. toogoodtobehuman. feralartist. thestarvingartist.

Titles: [term] who is an Artist. The Being who Paints. That Thing who Makes Art. [prn] who Paints With Blood. [prn] Who Holds Pencils in [prn]s Claws. The Monstrous Creator.

Genders: Fluidartic/Fluxartic. Splashpaintartic. Spraypaintartic. Affectideric. Anomalmasc. Cosmicamour. Rgbalukahgender. Femferal/Neuferal/Mascferal.

Labels: BIPOC Nonhuman. Butch/Futch/Femme Nonhuman. Nonhuman Otter. Bianthro. Paraanthro. Shadow Nonhuman. Genderless Nonhuman.

[blackmensuited]

[passionandprecision]

Top 5 NFL Teams Most Likely to Regress in 2024

As the 2024 NFL season approaches, fans and analysts alike are buzzing with predictions and expectations. While some teams are poised to build on last year's successes, others might find it challenging to replicate their performances. Today, we're diving into the top five teams most likely to take a step back this season. Are your favorite teams on the list? Let's break it down.

1. Dallas Cowboys

Key Concerns:

- Lost Too Many Key Players: The Cowboys lost several crucial players and haven't adequately replaced them. Key departures include Tony Pollard, Tyron Smith, Tyler Biadasz, and Stephon Gilmore.

- Big Contracts Looming: The Cowboys have three significant contracts coming up. CeeDee Lamb is reportedly unhappy and has not shown up to camp while, Dak Prescott is on the final year of his contract, and Micah Parsons' contract extension is on the horizon.

- Decision Time: Decisions need to be made on veterans like Demarcus Lawrence and Zack Martin.

- Lame Duck Contracts: Both Mike McCarthy and Dak Prescott are on lame-duck contracts, adding pressure and uncertainty to the team’s future.

- Playoff Performances: The past four years have been marked by playoff flameouts, questioning the team's ability to perform under pressure.

2. Miami Dolphins

Key Concerns:

- Defensive Issues: The Dolphins' defense has been lacking. They've let some key pieces walk and need a stronger edge. Granted they have Jalen Ramsey and Xavien Howard, but they let Christian Wilkins walk.

- Offensive Line Problems: The offensive line has issues, which could hinder their offensive performance. The last thing a team with an injury-prone QB needs.

- Fitness and Power Balance: There is a concern that the team has too much finesse and not enough power, which could become a problem as the season progresses.

- Depth and Health: Depth and health have been problematic, and adjustments in these areas are essential for success. It's almost time to start looking at Mike McDaniel funny because there are times when he makes himself look a little silly by trying to be the biggest brain in football.

3. Buffalo Bills

Key Concerns:

- Roster Turnover: The Bills experienced significant roster turnover due to cap reasons and other factors. Key players like Stefon Diggs, Gabe Davis, Jordan Poyer, Tre'Davious White, Micah Hyde, and Leonard Floyd are all critical to their success.

- Wide Receiver Room: The wide receiver room is young and unproven, which could lead to inconsistency in the passing game.

- Offensive Line: The offensive line remains a question mark, needing improvement to protect Josh Allen and establish a running game.

4. Minnesota Vikings

Key Concerns:

- Quarterback Situation: The Vikings face uncertainty with Kirk Cousins and Danielle Hunter both leaving. Trusting Sam Darnold and A Rookie JJ McCarthy isn't the best idea.

- Defense Overhaul: They are overhauling a defense that still gave up significant yardage, and the new lineup might not gel immediately.

- Running Game: The running game is questionable, and the offensive line needs help to establish a balanced attack.

- One-Score Games: The Vikings won a lot of one-score games last season, a trend that's hard to sustain. With questions at quarterback.

5. Jacksonville Jaguars

Key Concerns:

- Protecting Trevor Lawrence: Protecting their star quarterback has not been a strong suit, risking his health and effectiveness.

- Wide Receiver Consistency: Keeping a solid wide receiver group together has been inconsistent, impacting the passing game.

- Secondary and Pass Rush: The secondary still needs help, and the pass rush could use improvement.

- Roster Turnover: Key players such as Calvin Ridley, DJ Chark, Jamal Agnew, Zay Jones, K'Lavon Chaisson, Tre Herndon, and Rayshawn Jenkins are all factors in the team's changing dynamics.

As we gear up for the new NFL season, it's essential to recognize the challenges and changes each team faces. While these five teams showed promise last year, various factors could lead to a regression in their performance. Whether it's due to roster changes, contract uncertainties, or defensive and offensive challenges, these teams will need to address their weaknesses to maintain their competitive edge. Want to dive deeper into these predictions and hear more insights? Check out the corresponding video on Jori’s Sports Stories YouTube channel for an in-depth analysis and fan discussion!

[ginnyrules27]

*sigh* the football season hasn't even started yet and I already have to whip out this gif...why do the football gods hate the Buffalo Bills?

For my non-American Football obsessed followers, All-Pro Line Backer, and pretty much Buffalo's shot at a decent defense now that we've lost Jordan Poyer to the Miami Dolphins (boo!) and Micah Hyde to retirement, Matt Milano has been placed on IR due to a torn bicep that needs surgery that he apparently sustained during practice this week as he left practice on Tuesday due to hearing a pop in his arm. Milano has been out since week 5 of last season after sustaining a season-ending knee injury against the Jacksonville Jaguars.

Do I need to bubble-wrap these players or something?!

*deep breath* okay Ginny, you're overreacting...as long as the Bills have this guy....

...we'll be fine...I hope.

[romancomicsblog]

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem amplifies the fun of the franchise - REVIEW

*Slight Spoilers for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Mutant Mayhem*

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has been a franchise that has consistently been rebooted and I have never minded.

While the 2003 series was my initial Turtles introduction, the 2012 series really made me a fan. It had the right balance for me of brotherly affection, drama, stakes, and weird obscure villains.

While Rise of the TMNT wasn't exactly my taste, I can appreciate the animation, comedy, and going for a different new take. Plus my god is the Rise of TMNT movie good. I'm all for making really cool characters into animes now.

Going into this movie I had extremely high hopes. Not only has this franchise rarely disappointed, but it was produced by Seth Rogen, who has worked on shows like The Boys and Invincible, and directed by Jeff Rowe, who is not getting NEARLY enough credit for this movie. He was a writer on Gravity Falls and the co-director of one of my favorite animated movies: The Mitchells vs The Machines.

And I got to say, this movie does not disappoint.

The animation style is both impressive and at times disgusting in the best possible way. This is the first time I've felt New York feel grubby and grimy. Every shot looks wonderful, and that cannot be understated.

The hardest part of the Turtles is usually the brother dynamics. I feel like if not written or performed correctly, the Turtles can come off as buddies or even acquaintances. But this was not a problem here. The idea of having all four actors in the same room clearly paid off, as the four of them riffing and mocking each other were some of the highlights of the movie.

I do think coming out of this, some of these turtles will be the definitive versions of the characters. While Mikey and Raph have their charms, Micah Abbey as Donnie and Nicolas Cantu as Leo were stands out for me.

The idea of taking Donnie from the tech guy to more of a calculating nerdy weeb was genius. Donnie often is the guy who is most made fun of because he is nerd, and I think pivoting to him being a smart-ass and respected for his brain was a nice touch.

Leonardo as the goody two shoes dork who wants to lead so bad also worked for me. Leonardo can sometimes come off a sorta bully or arrogant for even trying to be the leader. Making him unsure but wanting to be a good leader makes him charming and more likeable.

Also among our heroes are Ayo Edebiri as April O'Neil and Jackie Chan as Master Splinter.

While April does not have as much to do as I would've liked, I think Edebiri is a nice addition and I'd be happy to see more of her. She has good chemistry with the brothers, although it did take me out of the movie to think of the age gap between Edebiri and Cantu.

Jackie Chan's Splinter may be my biggest problem with the film. While he is a passable Splinter and has plenty of laughs, he does not seem as fierce of a warrior as he has seemed in the past, nor as wise. I do not mind a flawed, anxiety ridden Splinter, but he should feel like he can take on the Turtles easily, and I don't think he can.

(Also, Jackie Chan is a bad father in real life and shouldn't disown his estranged daughter for being gay. Read all about it here!)

I'm not going to go to into the details of all the villains in the movie, as there are quite a few, but I really loved the inclusion of the vast TMNT universe, and their own fun takes on them. One of the benefits of having Seth Rogen as a creative is access to all his very talented friends. A highlight for me was Mondo Gecko, voiced by the great Paul Rudd.

The main antagonist of the film being Superfly was a rather interesting choice. While I was sure we were going to have a Jekyll and Hyde situation with Superfly and Stockman going in, the idea that it was his mutant son was a weird but fun choice. Clearly Ice Cube was having a lot of fun playing a villain. He gave me quite a few laughs and felt like a proper first villain for these turtles. I'm glad they didn't just jump into Shredder or Kraang.

While all the characters are fun and interesting, what I really love about this story is the central theme of acceptance. Having them all have the goal of being accepted by society felt natural, important, and very teen drama, which is fresh to the TMNT. They are often outsiders who don't really care about that, just protecting the city. Making that at the heart of the movie made me feel for them in a way I haven't before.

Leaving the movie where it does excites me for more movies and the upcoming show they have planned. I think this version of the turtles can last us a good 5-7 years, and will end up being as iconic as the ones that came before.

Not that there is a super high bar for TMNT films, but this is definitely my favorite. I think kids are going to love, TMNT fans are going to love it, and non TMNT fans are going to be pleasantly surprised.

I highly recommend you go see this movie, I know I am definitely going again soon.

Thank you for reading! If you'd like to support me, you can follow me on my socials here!

[trendismyfriend1]

Buffalo Bills vs. Los Angeles Chargers

HEEL INJURY. THE CHARGERS ARE ON THE THIRD

CENTER. THAT'S JAIMES IN THE

INTRODUCTION. THE TOP TWO WIDE RECEIVERS.

DIDN'T PLAY AT ALL THE LAST TWO YEARS.

AND CAME OUT FOR HERBERT AGAINST DENVER.

THE STAT YOU SAW IN THE BLOWOUT LOSS TO THE RAIDERS.

JORDAN POYER. >> TAYLOR RAPP.

CHRISTIAN BENFORD. >> Mike: NO MICAH HYDE, THE

SAFETY, AGAIN. JORDAN PHILLIPS, BIG GUY UP

FRONT. HUGE IN THE RUN STOPPING ON THE

BECAUSE THEY DON'T DO ANYTHING. >> Mike: C-O-L-L-I-N-S -- SEND

FULL VIDEO

[spinejackel]

I don’t do every tagged in thing, but @midnightsingvogel tagged me for “5 Songs You’ve Had On Repeat” and I’ve been listening to some bangers recently.

So I’m gonna do 10 instead, cause there’s no way can I pick just 5

Dance With The Devil - Boyfriend, Pussy Riot

Prowler - Coyote Kid

Wetwork - Le Castle Vania

A Long Way Down - Le Castle Vania

glitter - KIHOW

White Whale - Shadow Academy

Cast No Shadow - Shadow Academy

Jekyll and Hyde - Adam Jensen

Nothing Without You - Doctor Neiman, Noah Neiman, Micah Martin

Headshot - Simon Chylinsky

Shout (The Forgotten Remix) - Scandroid, The Forgotten

Anyone can do this if they want to, but I would like to see what @faemothra @derezzcartes @acapelladitty @laoness @forest-calico and @soulshepherd have had on loop 👀

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Buffalo Bills S Micah Hyde hangs up his cleats

It’s official. The day we all knew was coming since December — probably the day we all understood was coming since last January. Buffalo Bills safety Micah Hyde has officially retired from playing football in the NFL. Hyde announced his retirement via a post on his Instagram account. Hyde said that he had so much love and too many thanks (presumably to start mentioning people). In his very short…