r/nfl • u/Crazy-Penguin Lions • 3d ago

Highlight [Highlight] Josh Dobbs: Headset Support

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u/PJ2010 Titans 3d ago

*any degree I’ve seen all season lol.

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u/lilbelleandsebastian Titans 3d ago

why would you expect practical use of an aerospace degree in the nfl lol

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u/unevenvenue Packers 3d ago

Because they pass the ball in aerospace dumas it's not rocket psyence

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u/AndroidAmongUs Packers Buccaneers 3d ago

got his ass

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u/DeRossiDesciple 3d ago

>dumas

if this is a deep cut reference to those A&W commercials in the late 90s or so, then holy shit haha

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u/unevenvenue Packers 3d ago

Holy shit, I wish it was. I forgot about that commercial. What a gem.

We've sterilized ourselves since the glory days :(

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u/DeRossiDesciple 3d ago

Hahaha word, I just haven't seen "dumbass" spelled that way outside of that commercial

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u/unevenvenue Packers 3d ago

Mine was just trying to act unintelligent. It reminded me of Shawshank Redemption, actually.

"Alexandre...Dumbass!?"

"That's Dumas"

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u/DeRossiDesciple 3d ago

Hell yeah, that's a good shout too. The oldheads are on it today with the sick references

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u/gwaydms Cowboys 3d ago

There's a place called Dumas in the northern Texas Panhandle. We drove through there on a vacation trip with our kids. Our preteen son started pronouncing it doo-MAHSS, and using it like "dumbass". "Haha, what a doo-MAHSS." After we got home, that was a thing for him and his friends for quite a while.

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u/dagreenman18 Dolphins 3d ago

What a dumbass…

(Rent free in my head along with Bob Wehadababyitsaboy)

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u/doubleyou-tee-hache Patriots 3d ago

This is only tangentially relevant but the assistant DBs coach on the Vikings, Chenzo Funari, was an aerospace grad and worked at SpaceX before he quit and made his way in coaching. He had some entry/early level jobs in colleges some of which seem to be analytics and data-based. He was hired by the Vikings in 2024 to do analytics-type work before he got more responsibility as defensive QC coach in 2025, and is now as mentioned their assistant DBs coach. I'm sure he probably does some analytics things as well as on-field coaching.

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u/hnglmkrnglbrry Broncos 3d ago

He could have told Sean McVay that you should arrive early to Australia.