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YES PLEASE. Pay no mind to the Vikings cutting him - they are a crap show and he went there prior to the realization JJ McCarthy is hot garbage. The guy is at the end of his career and wants to win. He would also instantly be the best slot wideout on this team (yes, better than Shakir)
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I can answer it. I would think 10 percent would be a reasonable number, if the actions are legal. I don't think it will nbc achieved. The history of trump's framing of this action is interesting and important: https://www.npr.org/2025/11/02/nx-s1-5593069/why-is-president-trump-calling-suspected-smugglers-unlawful-combatants PFEIFFER: Is there a majority legal view on whether the term is justified in these boat strikes? ANDERSON: It is, I think, almost the consensus view among outside legal experts that it is not. More than that, and this gets to the use of this term as a way to kind of obfuscate the legal barrier here, most lawyers looking at this say this should not even be viewed through the lens of the law of armed conflict at all because this is not a war. This is the use of military violence against people who would traditionally be viewed as civilians. And in trying to use these sometimes-controversial terms associated with the war on terrorism, the administration is trying to make this all look like just something like the war on terrorism. And the reality is it's something extremely different. You would view this as very close to state-sanctioned murder or targeted killings.
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I don't have PFF anymore, but I don't think that's true. Based on what I can see it seems like Ray Davis and Ty Johnson both received higher grades for the game than Cook did. Guessing due to the fumble, and in Davis' case, he was credited with the same number for missed tackles forced as Cook on 22 fewer carries.
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Vet minimum. Pro rated. Why not?
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A Few Thoughts about the Steelers Game - Community Edition
RunTheBall replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall
The amount of whiners on here is breathtaking. WE PUT UP 250 RUSH YARDS IN 3 RIVERS! I mean come on people, you don’t get to see that kind of domination very often so ENJOY IT. Will this offensive philosophy beat other teams, NOPE. Did it crush the Steelers? YES. Hey here’s a thought - maybe, just maybe, Brady schemed against a teams weaknesses for once? Maybe missing 2 starting offensive lineman, your starting TE, a starting WR and a WR 4 in Samuel had something to do with the game plan. I think this was a turning point for these guys. I saw NASTY, I saw ANGRY, I saw EFFORT. I saw 3 RBs contributing for the first time this season. I don’t care that it took a cheap shot to get Josh fired up. We should be running QB power in the first series of every game from here on out. It’s been that way since Josh has been our QB. Get our tackles back, get Glass Kincaid out there, Cooks is going to be a factor going forward. Cooks, Plamer, Shakir is not a horrific combo. Our identity is running the ball though, it sets the tone and opens things up. Brady has to stick with it even when it’s not going great early. Let’s see what he comes up with against Cinci whose defense has been playing better. I still expect a run heavy approach but I want to see him integrate more play action and intermediate throws against a defense that has been ass most of the year. -
Get him his one target
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A Few Thoughts about the Steelers Game - Community Edition
Success replied to Virgil's topic in The Stadium Wall
That IS tough - especially when I look at our losses. The Pats & Falcons games were so winnable. But that's the NFL. Nothing is given to anyone. We're bummed because it's finally a year when the other teams that have given us a hard time in the AFC look to be struggling and possibly might all miss the playoffs - but imagine being a Ravens or Bengals fan. Chiefs fans are probably not happy, but they have some titles under their belt at least. Maybe this is the way it has to go for us. We might look back & conclude that the adversity we had to face either as a WC on the road through the playoffs, or as a higher seed that had to really fight to re-take the division, gave us the mettle to finally win the elusive title that seemed more attainable in other years. -
Guess Who Has the #1 Pass Defense in the NFL?
The Jokeman replied to st pete gogolak's topic in The Stadium Wall
We've moved up to 30th ranked rushing defense, so yes. -
Guess Who Has the #1 Pass Defense in the NFL?
sven233 replied to st pete gogolak's topic in The Stadium Wall
Obviously, this ranking is due to teams running all over us, but it's nice to be first in something..... And I am willing to be our ranking on 3rd and long (10+) is not #1....... -
Kill Everybody --- Illegal Order?
sherpa replied to Trump_is_Mentally_fit's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I'm surprised you can't answer this. If you think the US gov and military is aware of your actions, and going to interdict, resulting in certain death, you might exercise your free right decision is a different direction. -
Replay of Bills/Stillers on NFLN tonight at 8:15pm (Mon-Dec 1)
Simon replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Mad respect for a man that sticks to his principles! -
Lol it’s cute that you think McClappy is a better coach. He’s in his 9th season, that’s plenty of time to get it “right”! If it hasn’t happened by now, when? So it’s the draft position that’s been the issue? 🙄 Hum, hasn’t stopped other franchises. Fun fact Caleb Williams is often described as "wild" or having "houdini" tendencies due to his unconventional, improvisational playing style which tends to get him in trouble. In a short period of time “Benny” has been able to what other coaches have not!!!! I’d love to see what a real offensive “mind” would do for Josh. IMO this thread didn’t age all that well.
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Bills fans are so predictable.
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Guess Who Has the #1 Pass Defense in the NFL?
Simon replied to st pete gogolak's topic in The Stadium Wall
I don't disagree with that at all; the guy is turning it over like a hotel waffle machine. I just wonder if it will hurt slightly less this week than it might down the road. -
Replay of Bills/Stillers on NFLN tonight at 8:15pm (Mon-Dec 1)
HOUSE replied to Simon's topic in The Stadium Wall
Josh Allen is a dirty football player so I am watching the Sabres -
They had the Golden Goose back then, but they just didn’t know how to milk it. I can see how that might have been confusing trying to milk a goose.
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I don't think you can start this by breaking fans down into "apologists" and everyone else. I appreciate what the man has done, but I do believe he needs to adapt and innovate. If I'm the owner and I feel a better coach is available for my franchise, I'm considering it. McDermott isn't a bum, but I don't see a leader that's learning from his own failures. It's tough to look in the mirror for all of us. He's paid handsomely to know what's looking back at him and improve if necessary. Innovate or stagnate. I don't care what the process was yesterday or last year. Improve it or let the next guy try. He could help his cause by surrounding himself with coordinators that aren't yes men. Great leaders know the importance of new ideas and relinquishing control in areas where they're not strong. I doubt McDermott has that in him. That my vote.
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The Bills are a far better team and it is not even close. The Bengals defense is awful. Perhaps the worst the Bills will face all year. On offense, their OL is mediocre at best, no running game. They have Burrow, who has been sitting on his sofa most of the year and was awful against the Ravens, Chase (who is great) and Higgins who is hurt. Is Mike Gisecki really scaring anyone? And by the way, their coach absolutely sucks. Yes, anything can happen, the Bills have screwed up against weak opponents, blah, blah, blah. This is NFL crunch time where the cream rises to the top. If this game is close, it’s an upset.
