#Larry Dimick

[munsonsbast]

fellas, is it gay to tenderly comb a guy’s hair as he is bleeding out in your lap, and you have just asked him if he wants a bj, and also you just got done calling him tough guy and buddy boy and cooing about how brave he is, and you very easily undid his belt and unzipped his pants? and then later you kill your old friend and father figure to defend this literal stranger, and cradle him while caressing his face?

#reservoir dogs #creamsicle #mr orange #freddy newandyke #mr white #larry dimick #larry dimmick

[theyearpunkbroke]

every time i use the men’s bathroom i feel like mr orange during the commode story except instead of hiding weed i’m hiding the fact that i’m transmasc

#reservoir dogs #mr orange #freddy newandyke core #freddy newandyke #mr white #larry dimick #quentin tarantino #resdogs

[dweebsfilingcabinet]

Hand practice I did while out of town for the con :)

#tyler durden #larry dimick #shosanna dreyfus #cliff booth #reservoir dogs #ouatih #once upon a time in hollywood #inglourious basterds #fight club #hands

[resdogsworkzine]

Hello everyone! This week after introducing everyone who is participating in the zine we are gonna show some snippets from the actual zine!

First off we have a snippet from @lemon-teacake 's fanfiction:

"Paved with Good Intentions"

Rating: M

Characters: Freddy Newandyke (Mr. Orange), Larry Dimick (Mr. White), Mr. Pink

Summary: What if Larry had listened to Freddy and not gone into the other room to talk to Mr. Pink? What if he had taken Freddy to the hospital like Freddy had asked? An exploration of canon divergence.

Tags/warnings: blood and injury, aftermath of injury, gunshot wounds, guilt, smoking, themes of death, angst, everyone lives/nobody dies, light Orange/White

Excerpt: “Hurts,” Freddy whimpers. There’s no purpose to it; Larry has eyes and obviously has some idea how tortuous this must be for him. “Larry, please.” He doesn’t even know what he’s asking for. He just wants Larry to keep holding him. Larry, the career criminal who killed two police officers in front of him, who smells like cigarettes and cologne and is telling him how strong he’s being. Freddy cries out.

Paired with this is a preview of artwork made by @dweebsfilingcabinet. The pairing is Mr. White and Mr. Orange.

Both marvelously done pieces will be in the zine this coming October! If you're interested keep a look out for our pre-orders opening up October 8th!

#resdogsworkzine #reservoir dogs #reservoir dogs zine #artwork #fanfiction #snippet #preview

[schmweed]

#Harvey Keitel #Mr White #Lawrence Dimick #Larry Dimick #Mr Orange #Freddy Newandyke #Reservoir Dogs #Tim Roth #my gifs

[love-in-blue]

Ashdhdja WAIT Larry is only supposed to be like 40??? That is already SO much gayer wtf.

#Harvey keitel may have been like 50 something but the proof is in the deleted scenes Wowie #Larry dimick

[littlecello]

Inktober Day 6 - once again, dedicated to @anticmiscellaney 💖 I love these two a lot, and I wouldn’t have discovered them without receiving a very decisive nudge haha!

#Inktober #Reservoir Dogs #Creamsicle #Mr White #Mr Orange #Freddy Newandyke #Larry Dimick #drawing lark #ResDogs art #artists on tumblr #ahhh this was daunting but also really fun #ink #watercolour #gonna take it easy the next few days lmao it's past midnight agaaiiiin #hello to the stupid-o'clock-squad *salutes you all*

[flootzavut]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Reservoir Dogs (1992) Rating: Not Rated Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Mr. Orange/Mr. White (Reservoir Dogs), Mr. Orange & Mr. White (Reservoir Dogs) Characters: Mr. Orange (Reservoir Dogs), Mr. White (Reservoir Dogs) Series: Part 13 of When Larry Met Freddy Summary:

Freddy can feel his ears turning pink, but he knows this could be, probably will be, his only chance. So he takes a deep breath and sucks it up. "I wanna take you somewhere that means a lot to me. But it's really stupid. That okay?"

#when larry met freddy #creamsicle #reservoir dogs #freddy newandyke #larry dimick #home

[rysttle]

My reservoir dogs au of choice :

*fingerguns*

Look im a denial comedy type of person so-

Also someone name this au for me please-

Edit : part 2 here

#reservoir dogs #fanart #mr orange #mr white #freddy newandyke #larry dimmick #creamsicle #isnt his name dimick #instead of dimmick #ah well hahah #doodle #my art #comic #au #uhhhh #i have no au names #gimme ideas please

[munsonsbast]

mind you, freddy was talking about a botched drug deal here. larry had no reason to be cheesing like this. gay ass

#reservoir dogs #creamsicle #mr orange #freddy newandyke #mr white #larry dimick #larry dimmick

[theyearpunkbroke]

a little orange/white appreciation post

#sure. i’ve been hyperfixated for like a year. what of it #they are so personal to me though :( #reservoir dogs #resdogs #creamsicle #mr orange #mr white #freddy newandyke #larry dimick #tim roth #harvey keitel #quentin tarantino #tw blood!! #tw guns!!

[samenkomen]

FREDDY NEWANDYKE

#✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - VISAGE ] #✧･ﾟ: [ SHIP: FREDDY & LARRY ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - DESIRES ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - WARDROBE ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - IC ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - SC ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - LIKES ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - MUSINGS ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - AESTHETIC ] #✧･ﾟ: [ SHIP: FREDDY & ALANA ] #✧･ﾟ: [ DYN: FREDDY & LARRY ] #✧･ﾟ: [ DYN: FREDDY & ALANA ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - ALANA BLOOM ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - LARRY DIMICK ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - NICE GUY EDDIE ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - JOE CABOT ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - VIC VEGA ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - MR. BROWN ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - MR. BLUE ] #✧･ﾟ: [ FREDDY - MR. PINK ]

[schmweed]

#Harvey Keitel #Larry Dimick #Lawrence Dimick #Larry Dimmick #Mr White #Reservoir Dogs #my gifs

[junker-town]

Undrafted free agent signings 2017: Every team’s pickups in one place

Is the next Tony Romo waiting in this year’s crop of undrafted players?

The 2017 NFL Draft may be over, but that doesn’t mean teams are done adding important contributors for the upcoming season. Scores of NCAA athletes will start the next chapters of their football careers by signing as undrafted free agents.

The class of 2017 could also produce some memorable contributors. College standouts like Jarron Jones and Hardy Nickerson Jr. should all draw plenty of interest this spring. Though they’ll face long odds to make an NFL roster, the path they’ll walk is far from uncharted territory.

There’s a laundry list of players who have emerged from the embers of the draft to make a major impact in the NFL. All-Pros like Wes Welker, Priest Holmes, Kurt Warner, Antonio Gates, John Randle, James Harrison, Jessie Tuggle, and Tony Romo all took the long way to the league. They turned out to be unexpected boons who didn’t cost a cent in draft currency.

We’ll have a complete list of undrafted free agent signings as they come in.

Arizona Cardinals

Carlton Agudosi, WR, Rutgers

Collin Bevins, DT, Northwest Missouri State

Lucas Crowley, C, UNC

Ironhead Gallon, LB, Georgia Southern

Gump Hayes, DB, Arizona State

Krishawn Hogan, WR, Marian

Drico Johnson, S, Central Florida

Tre'Von Johnson, OLB, Weber State

Trevor Knight, QB, Texas A&M

Ryan Lewis, CB, Pittsburgh

Jonathan McLaughlin, OT Virginia Tech

Cyril Noland-Lewis, S, Louisiana Tech

Ricky Seals-Jones, WR, Texas A&M

Sojourn Shelton, CB, Wisconsin

James Summers, RB, East Carolina

Pasoni Tasini, DL, Utah

Steven Wroblewski, TE, Southern Utah

Atlanta Falcons

Travis Averill, OL, Boise State

Marcelis Branch, DB, Robert Morris

Daniel Brunskill, OL, San Diego State

Deante Burton, WR, Kansas State

Reginald Davis III, WR, Texas Tech

Darius English, DL, South Carolina

Wil Freeman, OL, Southern Miss

Jermaine Grace, LB, Miami (Fla.)

Jarnor Jones, CB, Iowa State

JT Jones, DE, Miami (Ohio)

Cam Keizur, C, Portland State

Andreas Knappe, OT, Connecticut

Robert Leff, OT, Auburn

Josh Magee, WR, South Alabama

Quincy Mauger, S, Georgia

Chris Odom, DE, Arkansas State

Tyler Renew, FB, Citadel

Taylor Reynolds, CB, James Madison

Christian Tago, LB, San Jose State

Gary Thompson, DE, Marshall

Alek Torgersen, QB, Pennsylvania

Deron Washington, S, Pittsburg St.

Baltimore Ravens

Quincy Adeboyejo, WR, Ole Miss

Kenny Allen, P, Michigan

C.J. Board, WR, Tennessee Chattanooga

Bam Bradley, LB, Pitt

Omarius Bryant, DT, Western Kentucky

Carlos Davis, CB, Ole Miss

Daniel Henry, S, New Mexico

Brandon Kublanow, OL, Georgia

Taquan Mizzell, RB, Virginia

Ricky Ortiz, FB, Oklahoma State

Tim Patrick, WR, Utah

Donald Payne, LB, Stetson

Patrick Ricard, DE, Maine

Maurquice Shakir, OL, Middle Tennessee State

Zach Terrell, QB, Western Michigan

Tim White, WR, Arizona State

Buffalo Bills

Jason Croom, TE, Tennessee

Jordan Johnson, RB, Buffalo

Marquavius Lewis, DE, South Carolina

Greg Pyke, OT, Georgia

Austin Rehkow, P, Idaho

Brandon Reilly, WR, Nebraska

B.T. Sanders, DB, Nicholls State

Marcus Sayles, CB, West Georgia

Daikiel Shorts, WR, West Virginia

Keith Towbridge, TE, Louisville

Jeremy Tyler, S, West Virginia

Zach Voytek, OL, New Haven

Nigel Williams, DT, Virginia Tech

Carolina Panthers

Alex Bazzie, LB, Marshall

Ben Boulware, LB, Clemson

Bryan Cox, Jr., DE, Florida

Austin Duke, WR, Charlotte

Kyle Kragen, LB, California

Cole Luke, CB, Notre Dame

Gabriel Mass, DT, Lane College

Fred Ross, WR, Mississippi State

Chicago Bears

Joel Bouganon, RB, Northern Illinois

Rashaad Coward, DT, Old Dominion

Hendrick Ekpe, LB, Minnesota

Tanner Gentry, WR, Wyoming

Franko House, TE/basketball forward, Ball State

Isaiah Irving, LB, San Jose State

Dieugot Joseph, OT, Florida International

Mitchell Kirsch, OL, James Madison

Andy Phillips, K, Utah

Alex Scearce, LB, Coastal Carolina

Jhajuan Seales, WR, Oklahoma State

Freddie Stevenson, FB, Florida State

Kermit Whitfield, WR, Florida State

Cincinnati Bengals

Brandon Bell, LB, Penn State

Cethan Carter, TE, Nebraska

Demetrious Cox, S, Michigan State

Karel Hamilton, WR, Samford

Darrin Laufasa, FB, UTEP

Landon Lechler, OT, North Dakota State

Monty Madaris, WR, Michigan State

Hardy Nickerson Jr., LB, Illinois

Kent Perkins, OL, Texas

Dustin Stanton, OL, Oregon State

Josh Tupou, DT, Colorado

Jarveon Williams, RB, UTSA

Stanley “Boom” Williams, RB, Kentucky

Cleveland Browns

B.J. Bello, LB, Illinois State

Donte Carey, DB, Grand Valley State

Ladell Fleming, DE, Northern Illinois

J.D. Harmon, DB, Kentucky

Alvin Hill, CB, Maryland

Jamal Marcus, DE, Akron

Taylor McNamara, TE, USC

Najee Murray, DB, Kent State

Kai Nacua, S, BYU

Kenneth Olugbode, LB, Colorado

Karter Schult, DE, Northern Iowa

Channing Stribling, CB, Michigan

Dallas Cowboys

Austin Appleby, QB, Florida

Woody Baron, DT, Virginia Tech

Brian Brown, WR, Richmond

Michael Coe, C, North Dakota

Kennan Gilchrist, LB, Appalachian State

Blake Jarwin, TE, Oklahoma State

Joseph Jones, LB, Northwestern

Levon Myers, OT, Northern Illinois

Lewis Neal, DL, LSU

Cooper Rush, QB, Central Michigan

Nate Theaker, OT, Wayne State

Jahad Thomas, RB, Temple

Lucas Wacha, LB, Wyoming

Denver Broncos

Erik Austell, OL, Charleston Southern

Josh Banderas, LB, Nebraska

Jamal Carter, S, Miami

Ken Ekanem, DE, Virginia Tech

Jerrol Garcia-Williams, LB, Hawaii

Deon Hollins, OLB, UCLA

Cameron Hunt, OT, Oregon

Tyrique Jarrett, DT, Pittsburgh

Anthony Nash, WR, Duke

Marcus Rios, CB, UCLA

Kyle Sloter, QB, Northern Colorado

Shakir Soto, DE, Pittsburgh

Orion Stewart, DB, Baylor

Dymonte Thomas, S, Michigan

Detroit Lions

Brandon Barnes, TE, Alabama State

Alex Barrett, DE, San Diego State

Dontez Ford, WR, Pitt

Tion Green, RB, Cincinnati

Nick James, DT, Mississippi State

Leo Koloamatangi, OL, Hawaii

Des Lawrence, CB, UNC

Storm Norton, OT, Toledo

Michael Rector, WR, Stanford

Maurice Swain, DT, Auburn

Noel Thomas, WR, Connecticut

Josh Thornton, CB, Southern Utah

Robert Tonyan, TE, Indiana State

Jeremiah Valoaga, DE, UNLV

Green Bay Packers

Donatello Brown, CB, Valdosta State

Johnathan Calvin, LB, Mississippi State

Michael Clark, WR, Marshall

Montay Crockett, WR, Georgia State

Thomas Evans, OL, Richmond

Geoff Gray, OL, Manitoba

Cody Heiman, LB, Washburn

Taysom Hill, QB, BYU

Josh Letuligasenoa, LB, Cal Poly

Izaah Lunsford, DT, Bowling Green

Adam Pankey, OL, West Virginia

Aaron Peck, WR, Fresno State

Kalif Phillips, RB, Charlotte

Lenzy Pipkins, CB, Oklahoma State

Raysean Pringle, CB, Southern Utah

David Rivers III, CB, Youngstown State

William Stanback, RB, Virginia Union

David Talley, LB, Grand Valley State

Aaron Taylor, S, Ball State

Justin Vogel, P, Miami

Houston Texans

Eli Ankou, DT, UCLA

Evan Baylis, TE, Oregon

Dimitric Camiel, OT, Indiana

Dylan Cole, LB, Missouri State

Zach Conque, TE, Stephen F. Austin

T.J. Daniel, DE, Oregon

Matt Godin, LB, Michigan

Deante’ Gray, WR, TCU

Justin Hardee, WR, Illinois

Rickey Hatley, DT, Missouri

Shaq Hill, WR, Eastern Washington

Riley McCarron, WR, Iowa

Tevon Mutcherson, CB, Central Florida

Dayon Pratt, LB, East Carolina

Gimel President, DL, Illinois

Daniel Ross, DL, Northeast Mississippi

Jake Simonich, OL, Utah State

Malik Smith, CB, San Diego State

Dee Virgin, CB, West Alabama

Avery Williams, LB, Temple

Indianapolis Colts

Deyshawn Bond, OL, Cincinnati

Dalton Crossan, RB, New Hampshire

Darrell Daniels, TE, Washington

Trey Griffey, WR, Arizona

Thomas Hennessy, LS, Duke

Bug Howard, WR, North Carolina

Colin Jeter, TE, LSU

Jerome Lane, WR, Akron

Chris Lyles, DB, Mississippi College

Chris Muller, OL, Rutgers

JoJo Natson, WR, Akron

Reggie Porter, CB, Utah

Brandon Radcliff, RB, Louisville

Rigoberto Sanchez, K/P, Hawaii

Garrett Sickels, DE, Penn State

Jhaustin Thomas, DE, Iowa State

Jerry Ugokwe, OL, William & Mary

Phillip Walker, QB, Temple

Jacksonville Jaguars

Caleb Bluiett, TE, Texas

Keelan Cole, WR, Kentucky Wesleyan

Parker Collins, OL, Appalachian State

Tim Cook, RB, Oregon State

Jeremy Cutrer, CB, Middle Tennessee State

P.J. Davis, LB, Georgia Tech

Hunter Dimick, DE, Utah

Amba Etta-Tawo, WR, Syracuse

Avery Gennesy, OT, Texas A&M

Justin Horton, OLB, Jacksonville

Tueni Lupeamanu, DL, Idaho

I’Tavius Mathers, RB, Middle Tennessee State

Charlie Miller, S, Dartmouth

Carroll Phillips, DE/LB, Illinois

Ezra Robinson, CB, Tennessee State

Kenny Walker, WR, UCLA

Kansas City Chiefs

Corin Brooks, OL, UTPB

Devin Chappell, S, Oregon State

Gehrig Dieter, WR, Alabama

Anas Hasic, WR, West Florida

Wyatt Houston, TE, Utah State

Marcus Kemp, WR, Hawaii

Ashton Lampkin, DB, Oklahoma State

Damien Mama, OG, USC

Alonzo Moore, WR, Nebraska

J.R. Nelson, CB, Montana

Jordan Sterns, S, Oklahoma State

Tony Stevens, WR, Auburn

Los Angeles Chargers

Sean Culkin, TE, Missouri

Michael Davis, CB, BYU

Dillon DeBoer, C, Florida Atlantic

Austin Ekeler, RB, Western State

Nigel Harris, LB, South Florida

Eli Jenkins, QB, Jacksonville State

Younghoe Koo, K, Georgia Southern

Mike Moore, LB, Kansas State

James Onwualu, LB, Notre Dame

Andre Patton, WR, Rutgers

Artavis Scott, WR, Clemson

Brandon Stewart, CB, Kansas

Brad Watson, CB, Wake Forest

Mason Zandi, OT, South Carolina

Los Angeles Rams

Ishmael Adams, DB, UCLA

Jared Collins, DB, Arkansas

Kevin Davis, LB, Colorado State

Justin Davis, RB, USC

Jake Eldrenkramp, OL, Washington

Anthony McMeans, OL, New Mexico State

Johnny Mundt, TE, Oregon

Folarin Orimolade, OLB, Dartmouth

Aarion Penton, CB, Missouri

Casey Sayles, DE, Ohio

Dravious Wright, DB, NC State

Miami Dolphins

Chase Allen, LB, Southern Illinois

Matt Haack, P, Arizona State

Larry Hope, CB, Akron

Malcolm Lewis, WR, Miami

Cameron Malveaux, DE, Houston

Praise Martin-Oguike, DE, Temple

Torry McTyer, DB, UNLV

Drew Morgan, WR, Arkansas

Francis Owusu, WR, Stanford

Joby Saint Fleur, DE, Northwest Oklahoma State

De'Veon Smith, RB, Michigan

Eric Smith, OT, Virginia

Maurice Smith, DB, Georgia

Damore'ea Stringfellow, WR, Ole Miss

Minnesota Vikings

Tashawn Bower, DE, LSU

Dylan Bradley, DT, Southern Mississippi

Aviante Collins, OL, TCU

Nick Fett, T, Iowa State

Caleb Kidder, DE, Montana

Wes Lunt, QB, Illinois

Sam McCaskill, DE, Boise State

Terrell Newby, RB, Nebraska

Josiah Price, TE, Michigan State

Horace Richardson, CB, SMU

R.J. Shelton, WR, Michigan State

Shaan Washington, LB, Texas A&M

Eric Wilson, LB, Cincinnati

New England Patriots

Josh Augusta, DT, Missouri

Adam Butler, DT, Vanderbilt

Austin Carr, WR, Northwestern

Cole Croston, OL, Iowa

LeShun Daniels Jr., RB, Iowa

Brooks Ellis, LB, Arkansas

Cody Hollister, WR, Arkansas

Jacob Hollister, TE, Wyoming

Andrew Jelks, OT, Vanderbilt

David Jones, DB, Richmond

D.J. Killings, CB, Central Florida

Jason King, OL, Purdue

Harvey Langi, LB, BYU

Kenny Moore, CB, Valdosta State

Max Rich, OL, Harvard

Dwayne Thomas, DB, LSU

Jason Thompson, S, Utah

Damarius Travis, S, Minnesota

Corey Vereen, DE, Tennessee

New Orleans Saints

Collin Buchanan, OL, Miami (Ohio)

Chase Dominguez, LS, Utah

Travin Dural, WR, LSU

Ahmad Fulwood, WR, Florida

Andrew Lauderdale, OT, New Hampshire

Devaroe Lawrence, DT, Auburn

Cameron Lee, G, Illinois State

Arthur Maulet, CB, Memphis

John Robinson-Woodgett, FB, UMass

Sae Tautu, LB, BYU

Cameron Tom, C, Southern Miss

Clint Van Horn, OL, Marshall

New York Giants

Khalid Abdullah, RB, James Madison

DaShaun Amos, CB, East Carolina

Josh Banks, DT, Wake Forest

Jessamen Dunker, OL, Tennessee State

Jadar Johnson, S, Clemson

Keeon Johnson, WR, Virginia

Jarron Jones, DL, Notre Dame

Calvin Munson, LB, San Diego State

Trey Robinson, S, Furman

Travis Rudolph, WR, Florida State

Evan Schwan, DE, Penn State

Shane Smith, FB, San Jose State

Colin Thompson, TE, Temple

Jalen Williams, WR, UMass

New York Jets

Chris Bordelon, OL, Nicholls State

Benjamin Braden, OL, Michigan

Austin Calitro, LB, Villanova

Xavier Coleman, CB, Portland State

Brisly Estime, WR, Syracuse

Anthony Firkser, FB, Harvard

Patrick Gamble, DT, Georgia Tech

Connor Harris, LB, Lindenwood

Javarius Leamon, OT, South Carolina State

Gabe Marks, WR, Washington State

Oakland Raiders

Breon Borders, CB, Duke

Paul Boyette Jr., DT, Texas

Chauncey Briggs, OT, SMU

Fadol Brown, DE, Ole Miss

Pharaoh Brown, TE, Oregon

Chris Casher, DL, Faulkner University

Anthony Cioffi, S, Rutgers

Najee Harris, LB, Wagner College

Keon Hatcher, WR, Arkansas

Chris Humes, CB, Arkansas State

Rickey Jefferson, DB, LSU

Anthony Kukwa, LS, Erie State

LaTroy Lewis, DE, Tennessee

Nicholas Morrow, S, Greenville

Jordan Simmons, OL, USC

Ahmad Thomas, S, Oklahoma

Jordan Wade, DT, Oklahoma

Isaac Whitney, WR, USC

Xavier Woodson-Luster, LB, Arkansas State

Ishmael Zamora, WR, Baylor

Philadelphia Eagles

Billy Brown, TE, Shepherd

Corey Clement, RB, Wisconsin

Winston Craig, DL, Richmond

Randall Goforth, CB, UCLA

Cameron Johnston, P, Ohio State

Tyler Orlosky, C, West Virginia

Victor Salako, OT, Oklahoma State

Tre’ Sullivan, S, Shepherd

Charles Walker, DT, Oklahoma

Greg Ward, QB/WR, Houston

Jomal Wiltz, CB, Iowa State

Pittsburgh Steelers

Nelson Adams, DT, Mississippi State

Christian Brown, DT, West Virginia

Ethan Cooper, G, Indiana-Pennsylvania

Francis Kallon, DE, Georgia Tech

Keith Kelsey, LB, Louisville

Scott Orndoff, TE, Pittsburgh

Nick Schuessler, QB, Clemson

Rushel Shell, RB, West Virginia

Terrish Webb, DB, Pittsburgh

San Francisco 49ers

Victor Bolden, WR, Oregon State

Kendrick Bourne, WR, Eastern Washington

Matthew Breida, RB, Georgia Southern

Chanceller James, S, Boise State

JP Flynn, OL, Montana State

Zach Franklin, CB, Washburn

Jimmie Gilbert, LB, Colorado

Malik Golden, S, Penn State

Evan Goodman, OL, Arizona State

Cole Hikutini, TE, Louisville

Lorenzo Jerome, S, Saint Francis

BJ Johnson III, WR, Georgia Southern

Erik Magnuson, OT, Michigan

Tyler McCloskey, FB, Houston

Nick Mullens, QB, Southern Miss

Richard Levy, OL, UConn

Donavin Newsom, LB, Missouri

Noble Nwachukwu, DL, West Virginia

Bret Treadway, OL, Lamar

Darrell Williams, OT, Western Kentucky

Seattle Seahawks

Algernon Brown, FB/RB, BYU

Skyler Howard, QB, West Virginia

Jeremy Liggins, DT, Ole Miss

Otha Peters, LB, Louisiana Lafayette

Darreus Rogers, WR, USC

Jordan Roos, G, Purdue

Tyrone Swoopes, TE, Texas

Nick Usher, OLB, UTEP

Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Anthony Auclair, TE, Laval

Deondre Barnett, DE, Southern Illinois

Richie Brown, LB, Mississippi State

Riley Bullough, LB, Michigan State

Maurice Fleming, CB, West Virginia

Cole Gardner, OT, Eastern Michigan

Alex Gray, S, Appalachian State

Korren Kirven, OT, Alabama

Sefo Liufau, QB, Colorado

Paul Magloire, S, Arizona

Jonathan Moxey, CB, Boise State

Evan Panfil, DE, Purdue

Thomas Sperbeck, WR, Boise State

Bobo Wilson, WR, Florida State

Tennessee Titans

Jeremy Boykins, CB, Central Florida

DeAngelo Brown, DT, Louisville

Bra’lon Cherry, WR, NC State

Tyler Ferguson, QB, Western Kentucky

John Green, CB, UConn

Roderick Henderson, NT, Alabama State

Denzel Johnson, LB, TCU

Akeem Judd, RB, Ole Miss

KeVonn Mabon, WR, Ball State

Steven Moore, OT, Cal

Giovanni Pascasio, WR, Louisville

Jonah Pirsig, OT, Minnesota

Washington

Brandon Banks, DL, Charlotte

Tyler Catalina, OT, Georgia

Levern Jacobs, WR, Maryland

Kyle Kalis, OL, Michigan

Zach Pascal, RB, Old Dominion

Ondre Pipkins, DT, Texas Tech

James Quick, WR, Louisville

Fish Smithson, S, Kansas

[flootzavut]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Reservoir Dogs (1992) Rating: Mature Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Mr. Orange/Mr. White (Reservoir Dogs) Characters: Mr. White (Reservoir Dogs), Mr. Orange (Reservoir Dogs) Additional Tags: When Larry Met Freddy, Alternate Universe, Fix-It, Canon-typical language, Angst, Sex, koala!Freddy, Developing Relationship, Humour, mild spanking Series: Part 12 of When Larry Met Freddy Summary:

“I’ll give you sugar daddy, Freddo.”

Larry and Freddy work through a couple more tangles in their relationship.

#when larry met freddy #freddy newandyke #larry dimick #creamsicle #reservoir dogs

[buddyrabrahams]

10 best players missing NFL Combine action

330 NFL hopefuls were invited to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind. for the 2017 NFL Combine, which is held through March 6. During their time there, the young prospects will be run through the wringer, fielding questions from professional scouts and putting their athletic skills on display for the football world to see.

For some, the NFL Combine will provide a springboard to the NFL Draft. For others, it very well may harm their projected value. And for even fewer promising rookies, the opportunity to prove their worth won’t even come about.

But just because this event is hyped, don’t forget that there are plenty of athletes who won’t be there, or will be limited while there. Whether it’s because of injury, off-field issues or they simply weren’t invited, a number of good players are not participating in the NFL Combine. Some who will be there will be missing some action.

Here’s a look at 10 of the best players who will be missing the action in Indianapolis.

10. Erik Magnuson (offensive lineman, Michigan)

Unlike most players on this list who won’t participate in the NFL Combine due to injury or who were omitted due to character concerns, Michigan offensive lineman Erik Magnuson simply wasn’t invited.

A first team All-Big Ten Conference honoree in 2016, Magnuson appeared in 45 career games for Michigan, starting 36 of those, including 23 straight at right tackle. And while most experts would agree that there’s not a single standout tackle in the draft, there’s a belief that Magnuson could be an NFL starter for years to come.

The 6-foot-6, 304-pound Magnuson also offers the potential for versatility, having played inside at the guard position as well. And while good numbers at the NFL Combine certainly would have helped his draft stock, he’ll instead have to fall back on his game film and any Pro Days he attends.

At the end of the day, Magnuson will take a hit due to his non-invite to the combine, but should still be considered a solid mid-round option with a lot of upside.

9. Chad Williams (wide receiver, Grambling State)

Chad Williams helped himself tremendously during the Senior Bowl, proving without a shadow of a doubt he was on par with FBS-level talent. Unfortunately, several off-the-field concerns, including a May 2016 arrest for marijuana and possession of a firearm, will keep him from improving his draft stock further in Indianapolis.

Having dominated at lower levels in college, Williams was (and still is) working hard to prove to NFL scouts he’s worthy of a mid-round selection. In fact, the 6-foot-1, 204-pound wideout has spent quite a bit of time working with former St. Louis Rams superstar Torry Holt to completely round out his game ahead of April’s draft.

With a projected 40 time of sub-4.55 and other impressive intangibles, Williams could have really helped himself at the combine, but will now have to rely on his game film and Pro Day performances to catapult himself up the draft boards.

It would have been beneficial for scouts and fans to see him work in Indianapolis, but that’s just not how the cookie crumbled.

8. Hunter Dimick (defensive end, Utah)

Like Erik Magnuson, Dimick is one of two players on this list who, despite lacking any real off-field baggage, simply weren’t extended an invite to attend the NFL Combine. And in Dimick’s case, that’s especially surprising.

The 6-foot-3, 269-pound Dimick ranked third in the country and first in the Pac-12 with 14.5 sacks last season. He’ll enter the NFL with a resume that also sports 28.5 career sacks and an impressive 42.5 tackles for a loss.

Unfortunately for Dimick, who was a first-year starter in 2016, injuries had held him back previously. He played in only seven games in 2015, and as a result, doesn’t have a long string of consistent play or game film. But with a high motor and proven production in a starting role, he should have enough to interest scouts.

Currently projected to be a mid-round pick, Dimick certainly could have helped himself at the NFL Combine, but will instead have to rely on other means to improve his draft stock.

7. Chad Kelly (quarterback, Ole Miss)

Chad Kelly was slated to participate in the NFL Combine, and then he wasn’t. Unlike some other players who had not been invited, Kelly was initially asked to attend and then had his invite rescinded.

Ultimately, the NFL decided not to invite Kelly based on character concerns and some past incidents, which include a disorderly conduct charge stemming from Kelly’s involvement in a fight with two bouncers in Buffalo and the accusation that he threatened to shoot them with an AK47. He also allegedly got into a back-and-forth with officers upon his arrest.

Although the court paperwork is now sealed, the NFL didn’t like what it discovered during their own investigation. As such, Kelly was removed from the NFL Combine and will no longer have the opportunity to prove his worth in front of NFL scouts. At least not until Pro Days roll around.

Knowing his stock may be damaged as a result of the league’s decision, the talented but inconsistent Kelly may show up at the combine anyway, providing himself an opportunity to speak with NFL scouts and explain the situation. But either way, he won’t be participating in drills and won’t have the opportunity to prove to onlookers that he’s over his injuries (ACL, meniscus) and worthy of a hefty investment.

6. Jarrad Davis (linebacker, Florida)

Jarrad Davis is an exceptionally talented linebacker. In fact, he has so much potential that members of Pro Football Focus already believe he could establish himself as an all-time great in the NFL.

Unfortunately for Davis, despite many contradictory reports, he will not participate in the NFL Combine as he works to overcome an ankle injury suffered last season, causing him to miss four games, including Florida’s final three.

Jarrad Davis has sooooo much juice. Legit sad he's not working out at combine. Could be an all timer if fully healthy

— Mike Renner (@PFF_Mike) February 24, 2017

Projected to be a first-round pick, the 6-foot-2, 227-pound Davis is as physical as they come. He loves contact and never shies away from it, which is a trait of most successful linebackers. He’s also got a high football IQ that will serve him well against the NFL’s complex defenses, but lacks the big-time stats you’d like to see from someone with his pedigree (20 tackles for a loss and 5.5 sacks in 38 games).

Ultimately, someone is likely to take Davis based solely on his game film, but he certainly could have helped himself had he been able to perform at the NFL Combine. By missing it, it opens up the door for other linebackers such as Alabama’s Reuben Foster, who many already consider the premiere linebacker entering the draft, and Vanderbilt’s Zach Cunningham​.

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