Jake Jenson @JakeJenson

@dlo2411 @ParkerBlake60 I agree. Waddle was gone as soon as Tua left. And Teddy throwing to gesicki on that INT I still don’t know what he was thinking.

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Jake Jenson @JakeJenson

4 years ago

@dlo2411 @ParkerBlake60 Also pass blocking looked a lot better tonight compared to run blocking. Seems to be a focus for them. Which is great in the long run.

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@dlo2411 @ParkerBlake60 Also sucks that Tua got hurt but doesn’t change the fact the bengals were the better team tonight. If teams wanna double and triple team chase and leave Higgins 1-1 the bengals will win a lot of games.

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Jake Jenson @JakeJenson

4 years ago

@CardPurchaser Assuming no Tom Brady and 10 years: 1. Allen 2. Herbert 3. Mahomes 4. Burrow 5. Jackson

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Jake Jenson @JakeJenson

4 years ago

@PikeTaylorRadio Looking back now it was genius. You didn’t leave any fingerprints behind so you can’t be held responsible for the murder of that baseball.

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Jake Jenson @JakeJenson

4 years ago

“Why wouldn’t that guy let me ride those golf cart motorcycles?” @hanzel007

FantasyPros @FantasyPros

4 years ago

What's going through Carson Wentz's head in this photo?

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Jake Jenson @JakeJenson

4 years ago

@MLB Can we PLEASE get this camera angle for TV broadcasts?

Rob Friedman @PitchingNinja

4 years ago

Blake Burkhalter, 97mph Fastball, 93mph Cutter and 92mph Cutter (ump cam view)

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Héctor Gómez @hgomez27

4 years ago

Like father like son! - Vladimir Guerrero Jr. has 87 home runs and a OBP .363 in his first 403 MLB career games. - Vladimir Guerrero Sr. had 87 home runs and a OBP .363 in his first 403 MLB career games.

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Shooter McGavin @ShooterMcGavin

4 years ago

Zalatoris sneaking up on JT as they walk to the first playoff hole

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Matthew Taylor @MatthewTaylorMN

4 years ago

Minnesota sports teams’ postseason records since October 5, 2004: #MNTwins: 0-18 (.000) #Vikings: 4-7 (.364) #Timberwolves: 3-8 (.273) #MNWild: 24-48 (.333) TOTAL: 31-81 (.277) The amount of pain that MN sports fans have felt over the past 18 years is absolutely unmatched.