[Elvis]

[AvengerRam]

I mean, sure...

Sean is young, successful, rich, admired and has the love of a beautiful young woman.

But is he really happy?






Yeah... probably.

[aeneas1]

so going by your jeweler's clearly sensible rule of thumb, 3 months' gross salary to dress the love of your life's left third finger, ronnie is gonna need a bodyguard with her at all times.

[Elvis]

Making this the NFL vacation thread, Gurley has tweeted from London lately so safe to say he's on vacation, McVay gallivanting around Europe with his wife to be and now Roger Goodell giving the NFL office some time off...



There really shouldn't be any news to speak of for a while but maybe that's exactly why there will be...

[Elvis]

[Elvis]

[Elvis]

[Elvis]

[Hacksaw]

Not the D R..

Just ask Big Papi

[Elvis]

https://www.espn.com/espn/now?nowId=21-41068887-4

Rams CB Marcus Peters and Marshawn Lynch will travel to El Salvador over the Fourth of July holiday weekend as their “Fam 1st Family Foundation” hosts a camp for about 700 people, including 300 kids between the ages of 7-15, in the city of San Salvador. Peters said it is the fifth time their foundation has traveled abroad. “With me going overseas and then seeing exactly how much easier in the States we have it than some people that’s living in way poorer living conditions than what we are living in and things like that, you kind of tend to kind of fall in love with that,” Peters said. “You see those kids come out there, and when we’re out there working with them, you see exactly what kind of drives them as the day gets going.” Peters and Lynch have friends in the Bay Area who have roots in El Salvador, which served as the motivation in choosing to travel to Central America to host the camp. Peters said that working through his “Fam 1st Family Foundation” helps keep him connected to his roots. “It’s something to help us kind of stay in touch with where we come from and how living and things like that can really impact your livelihood of how you grow up and which direction you choose to go in in life,” Peters said.