Talkin’ Giants: Giants Week 7 Offensive Line Report (Tyre Phillips, Justin Pugh, Mark Glowinski)
October 25, 2023
Talkin’ Giants: Giants Week 7 Offensive Line Report (Tyre Phillips, Justin Pugh, Mark Glowinski)
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If this video is too long for you, just watch the first 8:31 of this breakdown from Bobby Skinner. It’s clear that Tyre Phillips can perform better at RT than Evan Neal. His lateral movement in pass protection is so much smoother than Neal and his head is not bouncing around from step to step like a bow-legged bobble-head high on meth.
[Serious] Just a reminder to be careful when telling jokes that may be offensive. A few days ago I was talking to some friends, and friends of those friends, at a bar.
I decided to break the ice with the new friends with a few jokes, most of which went down very well…until I decided to tell a few more offensive ones…and picked the worst possible one to start with.
Here’s the joke I told:
“What do you do if you see an epileptic having a fit in the bath?
Throw your washing (laundry if you’re American) in.”
One of the new friends instantly became enraged and swung for me. When I asked him what the hell his problem was he replied that his younger brother was epileptic and died in the bath many years ago.
Obviously I felt mortified as I didn’t know about it, and said “I’m so sorry to hear that. Did he drown?”
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If this video is too long for you, just watch the first 8:31 of this breakdown from Bobby Skinner. It’s clear that Tyre Phillips can perform better at RT than Evan Neal. His lateral movement in pass protection is so much smoother than Neal and his head is not bouncing around from step to step like a bow-legged bobble-head high on meth.
[Serious] Just a reminder to be careful when telling jokes that may be offensive. A few days ago I was talking to some friends, and friends of those friends, at a bar.
I decided to break the ice with the new friends with a few jokes, most of which went down very well…until I decided to tell a few more offensive ones…and picked the worst possible one to start with.
Here’s the joke I told:
“What do you do if you see an epileptic having a fit in the bath?
Throw your washing (laundry if you’re American) in.”
One of the new friends instantly became enraged and swung for me. When I asked him what the hell his problem was he replied that his younger brother was epileptic and died in the bath many years ago.
Obviously I felt mortified as I didn’t know about it, and said “I’m so sorry to hear that. Did he drown?”
“No,” replied the guy. “He choked on a sock.”