Man. When Braxton announced his position change a few months ago, I figured it’d be a process and he’d have to go through some growing pains on his way to being a serviceable wideout in Urban Meyer’s offense. Nah. Boy was I wrong. Braxton made his presence known the first time he touched the football by making a diving catch that even the most seasoned of wideouts would have trouble making. When the ball is in Braxton’s hands, good things will happen.
This offense is downright terrifying.
Cleveland pic of the day
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Things could be going a little better for this drunk dude in a bathroom
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There’s a real life Catalina Wine Mixer happening this weekend and I want to go
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Some sort of meteor fell in Bangkok and people didn’t react one bit
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Crazy dude on some sort of drug gets tased and hit with a baton and he literally doesn’t feel it
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Fan jumps the railing and walks beside Seth Rollins on his way to the ring
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