@ NYG 2024-12-15

Ight king - lock in sunday, lets get this 🍞

I need a Jackson 12

I'm a diehard Ravens fan, just letting y'all know he won't do above average this game, don't expect a blowout

IM Fighting FOR MY LIFE BRO

22 points baby come on it’s the giants

Guys oh no oh no I gotta LABONER

he’s using his legs a lot

You diggin in me

GOAT GOAT GOAT

BANG

BANG

SAY IT WITH ME

I HAVE A LABONER

LET THIS MAN SAY CRACKER

Let’s goooo baby let’s put up 60 today!!!

THERE HE GOES

Bros a cutie patootie

Alright ima need the giants to score quick

Dear Lamar, I want to start by saying I’m sorry for the way I acted during our game last week. I know that what happened on the field wasn’t just an accident—it was a mistake on my part, and I take full responsibility for it. In the heat of the moment, I let my frustration get the best of me, and I know that it impacted you and your team in a way I didn’t intend. You’ve always been one of the most dynamic and exciting quarterbacks in the league, and I have a ton of respect for your game. You're a leader, both on and off the field, and you’ve done things that most players can only dream of. I’ve watched you overcome adversity and succeed in ways that inspire so many, and it’s clear that you are someone who deserves nothing but respect. What I did was not a reflection of that respect, and I truly regret letting that moment get out of hand. Football is a game of passion and competition, but it’s also about brotherhood. I lost sight of that, and I want you to know that I’m committed to being better—not just as a player, but as a person, too. I hope you accept my apology, Lamar. I’ll be doing everything I can to make sure something like that never happens again. I’ve learned from this, and I respect you even more for the way you’ve handled yourself through it all. Wishing you all the best, and I look forward to seeing you continue to dominate the league. Sincerely, Derrick Henry

more need 30

I need a rushing TD before half

Pookie please score 35+

Give me the ball Sincerely, Derrick Henry