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  2. Bernard had a tremendous 2023. Most splash plays by an inside/middle LB since Urlacher in the early 2000's. Super smart, instinctive player and the Bills best pass rusher. Just.......for some reason.........they decided to quit trying to be big and force double teams at one-tech. Perhaps because they didn't have to justify Edmunds 1st round status any longer. That was fine if they were just going to chew Bernard up and spit him out and draft another guy to play the middle but he's much too small to hold up to the beating of being in the middle of a two LB system without a space eating 1T. Extending him with time left was stupid. On defense, safeties and LB's are usually the positions most allowed to hit free agency. There will be 3-5 relatively big name LB's that they could have replaced Bernard with this offseason. They should have let Bernard play it out and see if he survives if that's the way you are playing it. To @Avisan point.......they should have done with Edmunds what the Bears have done to get the most out of Edmunds(currently on IR, fwiw). The Bears moved him to outside LB.
  3. Ya exactly. Hes really starting to turn on Beane, McDermott and Brady, and as he should.
  4. Fauci involved in ‘massive’ COVID-19 origins cover-up By Victor Nava Dr. Anthony Fauci orchestrated a “massive cover-up” about the origins of COVID-19 while serving as a top public health official during the coronavirus pandemic, Food and Drug Administration Commissioner Marty Makary argued on the latest episode of “Pod Force One.” Makary, a former professor at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, explained to host Miranda Devine that as director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease (NIAID), Fauci went to great lengths to suppress the theory that COVID-19 leaked out of a research lab in China — something few in the medical community picked up on. “One thing that’s extremely obvious that very few people realize, and certainly hardly anyone in the medical establishment where I come from realized, is that [Fauci] was involved in a massive cover-up of the origins of COVID, a massive cover-up,” the FDA commissioner said. “Whether or not he was involved in the experiments or funding the experiments that led to the origins of COVID, he was clearly 100% involved in the cover-up,” he added. https://nypost.com/2025/11/26/us-news/fauci-involved-in-massive-covid-19-origins-cover-up-fda-chief-marty-makary-tells-pod-force-one/
  5. Homelander can’t argue the topic at hand so he hits it with a laughing reaction and posts something entirely unrelated. You truly are a net negative to this board. You offer nothing. There’s plenty of people I disagree with here who I can respect their opinions on due to being thought out and coherent. You are none of that. You ruin the OT Board and derail any thread you’re involved in with utter nonsense and unrelated garbage. I’ve never put anyone on ignore, but you’re so rhetorically challenged that I may have to make an exception to not see you replying to topic after topic with ridiculous absurdities as if you’re a Pakistani bot account.
  6. It's a wacky year. If Pittsburgh loses today they drop from that 4 seed to "in the hunt" and Baltimore takes that's spot for now.
  7. Got a feeling today is either the beginning or the end of the Keon Coleman era.
  8. You would have to think that Rogers and the plan for the Steelers' offense today will be to run the ball and throw short passes with Rogers getting the ball out fast to avoid getting hit with his broken wrist. Rogers already takes very little time to make his throws, but I expect today that he will be even faster. I hope the Bills are prepared for this.
  9. I expect Palmer will be active. Kincaid will not. They have already activated Latu from the PS.
  10. Stats are stats. I can’t speak for your eyes. Are you saying the stat is wrong, or you just don’t care about such things? I would say they are almost polar opposites in style, yet the edge setter has the same pressure rate as the designated freelance QB hunter? Go figure. I think we just have a lot of frustrated fans who need somebody to blame. There is plenty to go around, but they might be barking up the wrong tree here. OH, and let’s not forget Groot has an AAV of $20Mil, while Parson’s AAV is $47Mil. That’s not nothing. .
  11. McDermott and Tomlin were college teammates at W&M. They will both be seeing this as a must win.
  12. if he can run fast, catch, or get separation he won't be a process guy. will probably get a 7th round project who'll end up on IR anyway
  13. I’ll be honest.. I don’t approve of Trumps second term. Count me, and many conservatives amongst those who disapprove. He hasn’t focused enough on the economy and, until now, hasn’t focused enough on doing what it takes in regards to immigration. That said… the alternative is a party who’s inevitable future view for America is this… and I’ll vote for anyone who opposes this.
  14. No but people do quote those stats to refute what others see with their eyes 🤷🏽‍♂️ Either that or some of you think there is ANYTHING the same about Parsons and Rousseau's impact on games of football in which case 🤣🤣🤣
  15. Kincaid off the Sportsbook but Palmer still up there
  16. Rap reporting both the debut of Cooks and the return of Keon. The tortoise and the hare offense in effect.
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