While the truth is quite likely in the middle of those extremes, will we subject each other to a re-litigation of who got it right at the end of each week? What a boring press conference tradition that will end up being. Is there good in these receipts being kept? Does it serve us well to resurface these pokes and prods for reconciliation on an event-by-event basis? For all we know, the Buffs can still go 1-11, or run the table to their second national championship. Google “keeping receipts” in your area, and you’re likely to either come across a spate of sports stories of heroes recently disrespected and/or advertisements for a former employer of mine. New York Jets head coach Robert Saleh specifically trotted out the phrase when referring to the comments of one new Broncos head coach, and these are just some of the recent examples of it locally. I know who they are.” A rightfully puffed-up Sanders would refer to receipts a couple more times in the presser, making sure he knew we all knew he was paying attention to who was saying what. When telling another reporter he knew she’d not cast aspersions on the team just yet, he said he knew, and gestured to the rest of the room saying, “not YOU. “Do you believe? Do you believe NOW? Huh? Oh no, I read all that bull-junk you wrote. Hollllld on”, Sanders said while staring at Werder. Deion’s phrasing was much more to the point. Wilson is making it known he saw who said what, and he intended to show everyone just how wrong they were.ĬU Buffs Head Coach Deion Sanders was ready to talk about those receipts when speaking to long-time conversation mate Ed Werder of ESPN. This after a tough past season with the attendant tough media takes. For instance, the phrase has been attached repeatedly to Russell Wilson this week as the Denver Broncos get ready to start their second campaign with him under center.
The idea of keeping track of the slights against you for a soon-glorious moment of serving them all back to their owners raw. It’s a recently popularized phrase, but certainly not a recent practice. Feels like there would be several missing kids – or at least fingers – around these parts. Woe be us all if that bill were to ever come due. Atlas’ head is larger than those of the small people semi-torturing him, and he does not seem to be keeping track of how many pets are of the “good” vs “OW!” variety. The number of pets that look a lot more like pokes, prods, or pulls are all a little terrifying. Never is Atlas’ patience more on display than when he is walking past the local kids walking home from school, who all want to “pet” him. But Atlas makes me want to watch the Sandlot every time I see him. I guess Hercules would have been just a little too close to home.
His name is Atlas.īecause of course it is. When she walks him down the street he never pulls the leash harder than she might handle, he never takes off running after a cat or rabbit who might have grabbed his attention. My neighborhood is filled with dogs, one of them a giant who is aging gracefully alongside his somewhat-elderly owner.
DNVR Buffs Tailgate at Millennium Hotel.
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