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Maybe the most direct shot at Israel a President has ever vocally stated.

Yep, another "breath of fresh air" who is in reality a weirdo. Back in my harder libertarian days, I used to quote William F. Buckley's famous line: "I would rather be governed by the first 535 names in the Boston phone book than by the people in our Congress." I've learned my lesson the hard way. Think about these "political outsiders" who got some traction in state or national races: Ross Perot. Jesse Ventura. That trans-loving governor candidate in NC. This nutcase in Maine. In my Colorado I was ready to vote for a Republican Governor candidate back in 2010, running against Denver's insufferable Mayor (now Senator) John Hickenlooper. And the Republicans nominated this fool as the "outsider/insurgent candidate." The Republican Party in Colorado hasn't been the same since. Right now I can only think of one "outsider" in recent memory who has been up to the job: good old Arnie in California. Today's Trumpies complain about him, but he did as much as any Republican could to drag California kicking and screaming into semi-sanity. No more "outsiders" please. I want to know who you are and what you stand for.

What is most interesting to me was likely how long did the FBI sit on it before acting? The feds don't play but they don't rush when it comes to going after the common Man. Celebrities often get a little bit of better treatment to lock up every detail, cross every t and dot every i. So, has this been going on for over a year? 2 years? How long did the federal gov allow this to occur? The NBA has been a source of fraud for a long time.

The NBA investigating and clearing Rozier seems like something that could be, or should be, a major issue.

Ya as a team that is notoriously injured going into playoff losses, beanes big move bringing in one of the most injured wrs of the past few years might not be a great recipe, but im willing to see any wr trade happen at this point.

You had me at nebulous.

The mafia paid the helicopter to fly in that direction causing a drift of the ball

I mean that was bad- but his effort on their multiple championship runs has been pretty good, no? Obviously was just kidding anyway. Basically my point was that if KC ever wants to trade with us again, we should demand something they'll never give up!

Every year he fails to make the Super Bowl with an MVP level QB, that likelihood gets smaller.

Basically the old "but I'm autistic" defense.

I’m enjoying all the “we’re getting guys back” commentary from the podcasters when we come out of the bye with Daquan Jones and Josh Palmer not ruled out for IR and Kincaid still Questionable. I mean, technically they are right, but I wouldn’t exactly say we’re in great shape these next few weeks with Hairston likely not seeing the field for a minute and our starting DT and only legitimate outside separator down.

It's all orchestrated by the lizard people, man.

Daboll?

Thank you for stomping all over my dreams. So you're saying there WAS a chance

Just a regular Joe!

It was reported when he signed that his knee was still not right from the prior year injury. I cannot quote source at this point as I have forgotten. I am not writing a paper here and keeping references!

I generally agree with your point here, I am usually very patient with letting young players develop. But as someone that really liked Coleman as a prospect I have to be honest about what he's doing on the field. I don't expect young players to be immediate superstars but you want to see some sort of arc of progress from them. Josh Allen is a classic example - he was a better player by the end of his rookie year and continued showing progress in his sophomore season. Coleman on the other hand ended his rookie season worse than it started, and to my eyes he has shown no improvement this year. Lack of separation I get and anticipated, but he's not even doing the things he's supposed to do well - fighting through contact, catching back shoulder throws, etc. He's not a Skyy Moore level bust who doesn't deserve to be on the field but his performance so far caps him as a WR4 type. Not giving up on him yet but we really need to start seeing progress and I'm losing hope that that progress is going to show up out of the blue this year. He reportedly showed a ton of progress in camp but it hasn't translated to real games. Next year is big for him. He could still follow the Davante Adams/Nico Collins track of breaking out in his 3rd season. This year I just don't see it.

If we’d beaten Cincy in the AFCCG that year we’d have played the Rams, not the Brady led Bucs

They should call it the "Really Day" event. "You're charging me 35 bucks.....Really?!"

Welp…

Well, for one I don't support minimum wage laws. I don't want illegal immigration, but I do want substantially more renewable work visas.

Hover over the name and hit the ignore button? Or were you just making a joke? I'm here to help. I'll state it in a different way - if we're not changing coach/GM any time soon, why keep the same big money QB pulling down the rest of your roster? Josh's style of play does not match the coach/GM vision for their team. If it did, they would have invested in their offense first and often. Get a cheap game manager, reset the timeline, and try again. The band-aid, sad sack mash unit approach ain't gonna work.

If the Saints won’t move Olave, there’s obviously not much we can do about that, but I’d offer a 1 + Samuel and see if that gets the conversation going. They have the cap to absorb his contract and that’s not a short term move.. it’s essentially the Diggs trade of a few years ago but in-season. We lose a RD1 pick, and if they take back Samuel, I’d be willing to offer more if necessary, but we lock down 4 WR’s long term, to go with all 3 RB’s on multi-year deals, JA, 3 TE’s and 3/5ths of our starting OL plus development/depth guys like Anderson, Grable and SVPG. Still in a position to grab OL on Day 2 and that Offense is stacked for multiple years.

I'm starting to understand the utter inability to move past that game against KC on the part of some, usually folks that can't stop referencing it. It's this fantasy that if we'd won, we were absolutely, undeniably, 100% going to the SB. Because we were going to stomp out the 2021 Cincinnati Bengals in the AFCG. THEN, we were going to beat Tom "I'm 33-3 Lifetime vs. Buffalo and have 6 Rings" Brady in the Big Dance. Dear Lord.