Kenny Pickett

Keep dancing, puppet.

 

It might seem counterintuitive, but needing to have the last word can often be a sign of underlying insecurity.

They might fear that admitting they’re wrong or allowing someone else to have the final say would diminish their value in the eyes of others.

I’ve found that sometimes, letting go of the need to prove a point is the strongest move you can make.

It doesn’t mean you’ve “lost”—it just means you’ve chosen peace over a verbal tug-of-war. And really, isn’t that a kind of win, too?

 

Much easier to block the simple f . That's what I do

 

I backed off until he mistakenly prodded the wrong person

Some buttons are easy to push

 

I love the irony of this. Think about it. It will come to you eventually.

 

Attacking posters while hiding from them is not impressive.

 

The guy had enough talent. He couldn’t handle the terrible situation the Steelers put him in and he can’t stay healthy.

 

Two lame posts taking swings after claiming you would give someone else the last word. Let’s see if you can rediscover your self discipline or if you will dance some more.

 

KFP had his best QBR and TD/INT ratio in 24

After getting out from under the Steelers mess of an organization and coaching staff
Kenny blossomed.

 

Apparently to most

We’ll except for one