Maximum Overkill

Liberals like shooting drugs into their system, smoking marijuana cigarettes and pooping in the streets. Cleanliness is Godliness.

It's the Giants, they'll F it up if anyway possible.

He was a steroid freak meathead. Speaking of steroid freaks, where's BOYO been?

Racist Joe, Pedo Joe, Corrupt Joe, Sleepy Joe, it all fits.

Amen WeePaws, it's ungodly, disgusting.

Wait, PEDOCRATS think Trannies are Women

Homeless American Heros, FUK THEM!!! Illegal Immigrants, FREE HOUSING, FOOD, EDUCATION, HEALTHCARE, OBAMA PHONES AND WELFARE. MAKE SENSE YET??

Liberals love Portland. It's like their Mecca, a holy place for Trannies and Pedocrats

WONDERFUL ECONOMY!!! https://www.dailymail.co.uk/yourmoney/consumer/article-13367703/store-closures-walmart-foxtrot-urban-outfitters.html

Liberals left this thread like it was a Trump rally. Trannies are their people.

. This Pedocrat Hulked up today. He must of ate his Wheaties.

Don Lemon or Cooper Anderson, who would you bang first?

Liberal Baby Killer says what?

Nix blows, even Payton knows it. But he had no choice, what else was he gonna do? The dumbarse Falcons wasted theirs on Penix.

You're so dumb BOYO. If you believe CNN then why would they close if sales were so good? Yet Walmart, Target and others cite shoplifting and crime for theirs. I love this for the clueless Pedocrats

Stud!

How many are closing due to Liberals Shoplifting?

He already co-signed off on it. He loves Trannies, the violent ones.

Nice!!!

The Biden Administration is breeding a Violent Breed of Trannies to take over the World. How else can you explain it?

China Joe Bad!

I'll start: PHILADELPHIA EAGLES: A+ 1 (22): CB Quinyon Mitchell, Toledo 2 (40): CB Cooper DeJean, Iowa 3 (94): EDGE Jalyx Hunt, Houston Christian 4 (127): RB Will Shipley, Clemson 5 (152): WR Ainias Smith, Texas A&M 5 (155): LB Jeremiah Trotter Jr., Clemson 5 (172): G Trevor Keegan, Michigan 6 (185): WR Johnny Wilson, Florida State 6 (190): C Dylan McMahon, NC State Mitchell — Philadelphia fortifies its 28th-ranked coverage unit with arguably the most talented cornerback in this class. Mitchell led all FBS cornerbacks in PFF overall grade in each of the past two seasons. His outstanding athleticism and ability to make plays in off-coverage make him a perfect fit in Vic Fangio’s defense. DeJean — The Eagles add two top-10 players on the PFF big board in the first two rounds of this draft, both at the cornerback position. DeJean projects as a movable piece in Vic Fangio’s defense who could theoretically end up outside, in the slot or at safety. He’s been extremely productive in the Iowa secondary, allowing just a 45.0 passer rating into his coverage over the past two seasons. Hunt — A small-school player, Hunt dominated the lower levels, racking up 78 pressures, 14 hits and 14 sacks since 2022. He has athleticism, explosiveness and power that many edge rushers in this class don’t possess. He needs development to win at the next level, but his traits give him a great chance at reaching his potential. Shipley — Shipley is one of the better athletes among running backs in this draft class, with a 99th-percentile PFF Game Athleticism Score. He was solid with the ball in his hands, too, and he earned a PFF grade above 70.0 in each of the past three seasons. Smith — Smith proved a dangerous receiver after the catch at Texas A&M, as he forced 20 missed tackles after the catch in 2023 (seventh among all WRs). On 102 combined targets the past two seasons, he dropped just two passes. Trotter — Sure to be one of the big stories of the day due to him heading to the same place where his father enjoyed an outstanding career, Trotter ranked fourth among all linebackers the past two seasons with a 91.3 overall grade. He also ranked fourth nationally in that time with a 92.1 coverage grade. Keegan — Supplementing the interior is a sound approach here for the Eagles, who needed to fill some voids. Keegan didn’t allow a sack in 2023 and earned a career-high pass-blocking grade (80.7). He played eight games without allowing a single quarterback pressure. Wilson — The massive receiver out of Florida State finally comes off the board in the sixth round. At 6-foot-6 and 231 pounds, Wilson ran an impressive 4.52-second 40-yard dash. While not a super-developed route runner, there is certainly a role at the next level for a vertical threat who converted 21 contested catches over the past two seasons. McMahon — A depth pick at this point in the draft, McMahon allowed just one sack and 12 total pressures from 361 pass-blocking snaps in 2023. He put up career highs in overall grade (69.7) and pass-blocking grade (71.3) last season