Mina Kimes

I prefer his viewpoint, but I feel like his viewpoint is getting engulfed by all of us feeling some form of the hopelessness that Mina's articulating, which is even when I do something good, I cannot enjoy it because of everything that happens in the aftermath that feels like it's poisoned.

I prefer his viewpoint, but I feel like his viewpoint is getting engulfed by all of us feeling some form of the hopelessness that Mina's articulating, which is even when I do something good, I cannot enjoy it because of everything that happens in the aftermath that feels like it's poisoned.

But that's the strategy, though, right? Like, if you flood the entire space with a bunch of things that are shameless, rotten, and awful, we can't keep up. You whack a mole here on one, and there are a dozen more over there. Wait a minute.

But that's the strategy, though, right? Like, if you flood the entire space with a bunch of things that are shameless, rotten, and awful, we can't keep up. You whack a mole here on one, and there are a dozen more over there. Wait a minute.

But that's the strategy, though, right? Like, if you flood the entire space with a bunch of things that are shameless, rotten, and awful, we can't keep up. You whack a mole here on one, and there are a dozen more over there. Wait a minute.

Generally speaking, I would say that fans and executives prefer humility, even if it is false, to arrogance, even if it is truth. So you just said that Deion Sanders is son and all that comes with that. And I'd like to explore that.

Generally speaking, I would say that fans and executives prefer humility, even if it is false, to arrogance, even if it is truth. So you just said that Deion Sanders is son and all that comes with that. And I'd like to explore that.

Generally speaking, I would say that fans and executives prefer humility, even if it is false, to arrogance, even if it is truth. So you just said that Deion Sanders is son and all that comes with that. And I'd like to explore that.

that for a second because we're talking about one of the most interesting athletes of my lifetime, a guy who shows up at his last college game in a limousine with a top hat and tuxedo and a grade point average of 0.00 because he hasn't gone to class and is just telling everybody, I'm here for the money. I'm here to change sports. I'm here to be a mercenary. I'm here for my talent to carry me.

that for a second because we're talking about one of the most interesting athletes of my lifetime, a guy who shows up at his last college game in a limousine with a top hat and tuxedo and a grade point average of 0.00 because he hasn't gone to class and is just telling everybody, I'm here for the money. I'm here to change sports. I'm here to be a mercenary. I'm here for my talent to carry me.

that for a second because we're talking about one of the most interesting athletes of my lifetime, a guy who shows up at his last college game in a limousine with a top hat and tuxedo and a grade point average of 0.00 because he hasn't gone to class and is just telling everybody, I'm here for the money. I'm here to change sports. I'm here to be a mercenary. I'm here for my talent to carry me.

And I'm here to buck the system and fight against the cultural repressions of football and America. And my son isn't a cornerback. He's a quarterback. And when you say arrogance at the positions we like it, not so much at quarterback, not so much at face of a team, voice of a team. You're allowed to be publicly arrogant. Generally speaking, the most popular quarterbacks, Tom Brady among them,

And I'm here to buck the system and fight against the cultural repressions of football and America. And my son isn't a cornerback. He's a quarterback. And when you say arrogance at the positions we like it, not so much at quarterback, not so much at face of a team, voice of a team. You're allowed to be publicly arrogant. Generally speaking, the most popular quarterbacks, Tom Brady among them,

And I'm here to buck the system and fight against the cultural repressions of football and America. And my son isn't a cornerback. He's a quarterback. And when you say arrogance at the positions we like it, not so much at quarterback, not so much at face of a team, voice of a team. You're allowed to be publicly arrogant. Generally speaking, the most popular quarterbacks, Tom Brady among them,

You don't get arrogance. You get, get the questions away from my locker. I'm going to be boring on purpose. But we've got a new breed of quarterback coming into the league. We've got a cultural and generational shift at the position. And I would ask you guys, how do you think the average NFL executive who's meeting with the son of Deion Sanders,

You don't get arrogance. You get, get the questions away from my locker. I'm going to be boring on purpose. But we've got a new breed of quarterback coming into the league. We've got a cultural and generational shift at the position. And I would ask you guys, how do you think the average NFL executive who's meeting with the son of Deion Sanders,

You don't get arrogance. You get, get the questions away from my locker. I'm going to be boring on purpose. But we've got a new breed of quarterback coming into the league. We've got a cultural and generational shift at the position. And I would ask you guys, how do you think the average NFL executive who's meeting with the son of Deion Sanders,

whose confidence is earned, who has been in a lifetime of being built by this particular father to play the most important position in the sport, my guess is that he is going to do things his way, and they want to knock that out of you as soon as you get there. You're not in charge, kid.

whose confidence is earned, who has been in a lifetime of being built by this particular father to play the most important position in the sport, my guess is that he is going to do things his way, and they want to knock that out of you as soon as you get there. You're not in charge, kid.

whose confidence is earned, who has been in a lifetime of being built by this particular father to play the most important position in the sport, my guess is that he is going to do things his way, and they want to knock that out of you as soon as you get there. You're not in charge, kid.