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Zac Taylor realizing he has Ja’Marr Chase and Tee Higgins midway through every game

JOE BURROW OUT OF HIS MIND in the second half

It’s that time.

@BengalsCaptain Re: Baltimore and Pittsburg

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People REALLY underestimate how important Joe Mixon and Tyler Boyd were to those early Joe Burrow led Bengals years.

Here’s the facemask and hit that forced Ja’Marr Chase to exit the game. #Bengals

My favorite insult the left gives me is when they tell me that I look trans. They say trans is beautiful, but then use it as an insult. Very comical. ( because a man can be a woman, but a masculine woman cannot? lol k ) Anyways, being a tomboy is pretty cool. Being secure in my womanhood is pretty cool. Being able to grow up and find my style without the pressure of trans ideology was pretty cool. And I hope every young tomboy out there knows that she can grow up and be cool just the way she is. That she doesn’t need to chop off body parts and take hormones. That she is allowed to be different, and that doesn’t mean she was born in the wrong body. Tomboys are cool, and definitely worth saving.

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Tears bro😭😭

Explaining The Viral Lesbian Bar Story To My Normal Friend (He Doesn't Use Social Media)

New drill just dropped.

Oh, Joe Burrow was actually serious about the Texans defense popping his rib back into place. 😂

Ari Meirov @MySportsUpdate

a month ago

#Bengals QB Joe Burrow to #Texans DE Will Anderson Jr. after Sunday’s game: "You guys popped my rib back into place. I appreciate that." 😅 (🎥 @FOX19Jeremy)

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My Qb gets to a bag because his gravity pull is bigger than all of them. Companies know this. It’s only one Joe.

Every grocery store in America is selling mums right now. Skip them. They're from Asia, and most of what's sold is bred for the pom-pom look, which makes them mostly useless to pollinators. They're also frequently treated with systemic insecticides that end up in whatever nectar is left. Go for the native late-season heavy hitters. Plant these now and they'll come roaring back next spring: New England aster. Deep purple with a gold center, three to six feet, blooms right through October. Blue mistflower. Fuzzy periwinkle clusters, thigh-high growth, spreads happily. Butterflies swarm it. Goldenrod. Goldenrod feeds migrating monarchs and every bee still working. Sneezeweed. Bright yellow daisy-like flowers with a domed center, blooms late. Doesn't make you sneeze. Joe Pye weed. Tall, dusty pink, and butterflies cover it. Gets big, so give it a back row. Purple coneflower. Pink-purple petals around a copper cone. Starts in early summer and keeps going into fall if you don't cut it. Blanket flower. Red and orange bands with a yellow rim, and it blooms from early summer until frost with almost no help. Thrives in bad soil. New York ironweed. Magenta-purple, tall, and it holds color longer than almost anything else this time of year. Boneset. Seriously underrated. Flat-topped white clusters that get fed on by basically everything, including a lot of small native bees and wasps nobody plants for. White wood aster. For shade, which most fall lists ignore entirely. Blooms under trees where nothing else will. Plant them once and they come back bigger every year, for free.

@bradjchester The sheer *economic value* of that land, and that we refused to capitalize on it, is a much more fitting memorial than buildings we could put practically anywhere.

Elly De La Cruz just threw this ball 105.3 mph. 105.3 mph. This man is not real.

Lindsey Clancy supporters.... This is apt.

LSU releases video welcoming NFL players to campus. presented by: @renasant

Dohnte Meyers went undrafted in 2023 out of Delta State, a Division II school in Mississippi. He got a tryout at Atlanta Falcons rookie minicamp. It didn't take. So he started driving for DoorDash. Train during the day. Deliver food at night. Sometimes until 2 or 3 in the morning. Then get up and do it again, waiting for a football phone call that wasn't coming. Eventually he heard about an open tryout in Atlanta for the Saskatchewan Roughriders of the CFL. It cost $100 to participate. Out of pocket. His own money, from delivering food, for a chance to stand on a field with a few hundred other guys hoping somebody was watching. He paid it. "I balled out," Meyers said later. Saskatchewan signed him to a futures contract in October 2023. Then everything went wrong again. A broken hand delayed his 2024 debut. A separated shoulder ended his season early. Two years into professional football and he'd barely played. "That was the only thing that could really provide some stability," Meyers said about leaning on his faith through that stretch. Then 2025 happened. 65 catches. 1,056 yards. 8 touchdowns. CFL West Division All-Star. And a Grey Cup, Canada's championship, with Saskatchewan. A Bengals scouting executive whose job is watching other pro leagues flagged him. Cincinnati brought him in for a January workout and signed him to a reserve/future contract. That's usually where these stories end. A camp body in a receiver room that already has Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins. Here's the part that changed it. The week before training camp, Joe Burrow texted him asking if he was in town for a throwing session. Meyers was in Atlanta. The workout was the next morning at 11. He said yes anyway, got in the car with his brother riding shotgun, and drove seven hours through the night. About 460 miles. He walked into that session on no sleep. Burrow only found out about the drive afterward, face to face. "I texted him, 'Hey, are you in town?' He's like, 'I can be.' I was like, 'Can you be here tomorrow at 11?' He's like, 'Yeah,'" Burrow said. "Come to find out he drove from Atlanta that night to be there to throw the next day. That's the kind of guy that he is." Meyers explained it simply. "Whether I've got to fly, whether I've got to drive, if the quarterback says he wants to throw, I'm ready to work. I'm not gonna let him outwork me. If he's ready to throw, I'm ready to catch." Through three preseason games, he caught 11 passes for 121 yards, added 22 rushing yards, and 99 return yards. He took first-team reps with Burrow. The two of them stayed 40 minutes after one practice working on routes. Today, Cincinnati cut down to 53 players. Wide receivers coach Troy Walters called him on FaceTime to tell him. "The sweet part about it is I get to tell a guy who worked out for us last December, came from the CFL and then we signed in February, spent hours in the coaches' office studying the playbook, made plays in the preseason. I just wanted to personally tell you congratulations for making the 53-man roster." Meyers is 26 years old, 5-foot-11, 186 pounds. Three years ago he was delivering food and scraping together a hundred dollars for a tryout in another country. On September 13th, he'll be on an NFL field catching passes from Joe Burrow. For more stories like this, follow us on any platform @thesportsontap

LEGENDARY: When the #Bills watched their 17-year playoff drought officially come to an end after the #Bengals beat the #Ravens. “GET THE TV ON IN HERE!” #BillsMafia later donated over $415,000 to the Andy Dalton Foundation as a thank-you. An all-time.