Arthur Penske

I’m still after mass/Strength. But not the fat bulk kind ( no offense to those that are it’s cool) Purchased a home gym last week. May be one of my best purchases I’ve ever made. No more going to the gym and waiting on other people etc. figure I will pay it off in like a year and a half worth of gym memberships anyway

Haha true. But I think this one was actually In Portland and they were on a date and later broke up IIRC, which makes it even better

Idk what the heck you’re talking about. It’s the perfect texture and very low impact

Aside from the ice, I kind of enjoy winter running.

I just prefer to run outside. only indoor workouts I do Is pumping iron

Commercial wouldn't impact my decision either, but I'm just too cheap regardless and would ride my regular bike outside or go for a run instead of spending 3k on a indoor bike.

What I took from the Peleton commercial is a furthering of the belief that some people have entirely too much time on their hands to actively find things to be outraged about.

So only out of shape should be into working out? I don't get where these people are coming from really.

What's his nickname? The Lazard King? Saint Lazardus?

You mean to tell me he handled those hits (and worse) at 31 etc and never missed a game? Shocked. I'm Shocked.

What? What did Kessler, Mullens go on to do after their rookie years? They're irrelevant now. Minsnew and Hogdes have played a handful of NFL games. It's not a relevant sample size to declare them good or even capable Qbs yet.

Sorry to nitpick @TheOnlyThing, but Kendricks was a 2nd rounder, not 1st.

Rodger's didn't have it in 2017 vs the Panthers. That was obvious. I bet Favre still has the gun to this day, I don't think his body could (understandably) take the hits any longer. What he did in 2009 was remarkable ( if disgusting in purple). By 2010. His body looked pretty well spent. https://bearswire.usatoday.com/2015/12/17/throwback-thursday-remember-when-bears-ended-brett-favres-career-in-tcf-bank-fields-first-game/

Huh? why would only their rookie years be relevant?

If you read what i quoted. I didn't bring the 15 year timeline via Rodgers up. Rule changes make it easier for QBs over time for sure, but it's largely been the same QBs who have been good over that period, not just random new undrafted QBs coming into the league and doing well. So,obviously QB talent that has a great deal to do with it, not just the rule evolution. In GB's sample size, I'm just glad those rule changes helped out the careers of Brian Brohm, Brett Hundley, Kizer, et all, as much as Rodgers'.