Jarvis Landry says Justin Jefferson and Ja'Marr Chase are "way better" than he and Odell Beckham Jr. ever were and says he’s proud of them
"Man it's two different eras bro. You know how we came out the era we was running the football, we was the first 2,000 yard receivers at #LSU on the same team in the same year with a 1,500 yard back in Jeremy Hill."
"Odell from the catch to everything New York [Giants] about it, right? And then me, I had a little slower rise up, but I think what Ja'Marr Chase and Justin is doing, man, it's speaking for itself, man. Those two dudes are way better than me, and way better than Odell was, man."
"It's almost like I'm like, damn, like, nobody can really stop. I don't get jealous, no, I get proud. Like, I'm very proud because I'm like, damn, like, these two dudes, I saw them when they were young kids, bro."
(via @4thAndSouthPod)
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Damn ping pong?
Jontay Porter took out a $500,000 loan on his house and put all of it on Russian ping-pong. He lost it. The house got sold.
In the video below, the former Raptors big man sits down with The New Yorker in a gray sweater, calm, like a guy who still owns a house.
He told the magazine he has wagered at least $500 million in his life. More than $50 million of it went through FanDuel in one 18-month stretch. He went undrafted in 2019, then averaged 3.7 points in 37 games for Memphis.
In April 2024 the NBA banned him for life. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and is still waiting on his sentence.
Would you rather make the NBA and move $500 million, or never make the league and keep your house?
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Every day, I pray that God continues to guide me and help me become a better man, a better version of myself. I know I’m not perfect, and I have plenty of room to grow, but I genuinely try my best every day to improve, learn, and become the man God has called me to be.
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Wkom for a Pokémon card
A 6-year-old girl is found sleeping outside a South Carolina Target at 2:30 a.m., with a pillow and blanket. Her dad is nowhere to be found.
Police say 35-year-old John-Michael Dooley left his daughter to hold his spot in line for a new Pokémon card release while he went home.
After roughly an hour without his return, concerned customers call police. Officers arrest Dooley when he comes back.
The girl is unharmed and placed in state custody. Her father is charged with unlawful conduct toward a child.
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