Auburn Kev

Possible. Did not consider that. Quote from al.com article: “It’d mean a lot to me personally, which is why I want to play so bad,” Johnson said about the prospect of playing again in 2019. “Just ending on a good note instead of ending on another bad note like last year. Hopefully, we put together two wins here. To other people, it may not mean much, but to us, a win’s a win.” https://www.al.com/sports/2019/12/detroit-lions-bring-back-kerryon-johnson-for-sundays-game.html

These stats are bad? /s Lol 🤣 Will Winston be a 30/30 guy this season?

Why? Even the Lions can't be dumb enough to play Kerryon In two meaningless games?

He will fit in perfectly with all the updykes I deal with, everyday, in West Vance.

From moonshine runner to NASCAR legend.

Be interesting to see the ratings when Dynamite comes back on 1/1/20. Hopefully the Dark Order beatdown angle, used to close last nights show, does not cause people to give up on the promotion. Add to that the awful Nightmare Collective angle and I can see AEW causing fans to change the channel to nxt or abandoning wrestling completely. Doubt Vince Russo could come up with something that bad. Hopefully, during the Christmas hiatus, AEW can resolve some of the issues with their booking and production of the show and come out strong in 2020. I cheering for them to succeed.

Vaughan Johnson, former Saints Pro Bowl linebacker, dies at 57 Mike TriplettESPN Staff Writer12:41 AM ET2 Minute Read METAIRIE, La. -- Vaughan Johnson, a member of the New Orleans Saints' legendary "Dome Patrol" linebacking corps, died Thursday night at age 57 in North Carolina, according to Saints Hall of Fame general manager Ken Trahan. The four-time Pro Bowler had been battling kidney disease for several years and lung failure most recently, according to Trahan's report for CrescentCitySports.com. Johnson began his career with the USFL's Jacksonville Bulls in 1984-85 before spending eight seasons with the Saints and one with the Philadelphia Eagles. Known as a punishing hitter, the 6-foot-3, 235-pounder finished his career with 669 tackles, 12 sacks and 11 forced fumbles. Denver Broncos coach Vic Fangio, who was Johnson's position coach in New Orleans, told ESPN's Chris Mortensen: "He was a great teammate, loved by everyone. He was a ferocious hitter and great all around ILB. And feared by the RBs in the league when he played. Ask Roger Craig." Vaughan Johnson was a key cog in the Saints' vaunted "Dome Patrol" linebacking corps, making the Pro Bowl on four occasions. He died Thursday at age 57.USA TODAY Sports Johnson is the second member of the Dome Patrol to die at an early age, following Sam Mills, who died of intestinal cancer 45 in 2005. Pro Football Hall of Famer Rickey Jackson and Pat Swilling were the other two members of the fierce foursome, which produced a combined 18 Pro Bowl selections among them. They made history in 1992 by all being selected to the Pro Bowl together. "He was one of the best players and best people I ever played with," Jackson told Crescent City Sports. "He was never fighting with anyone, the most generous guy I ever knew. He loved everybody. He was the greatest teammate I ever had. He would hit so hard. He was a great player and a great man. I am truly going to miss him. He was my brother. He was more than a teammate. He was my great friend for life."