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Ours was just this past Friday. The usual routine, morning is a meeting in the conference room to go over the good and bad from the previous year. Then in the afternoon we move to a back room at a local restaurant, where there is a never-ending buffet, free drinks, etc. And we get paid for our time there, plus it's where the bonuses are hand out. But when you're a small company, about 10 employees that you see almost all the time, it's hard to make small talk for 4 hours.

Run the ball rite at Garrett.

This was just on my timeline 🤫

I don't even know which one of them that is I like some of the shows, even if they are dumb as two posts, that have a bunch of ex players on them (podcast, not an ESPN type show) because you get the perspective of actual NFL guys. They never beat the handicappers, but it is at least interesting to me. The network TV guys are just garbage, and I honestly don't understand how anyone can watch them

Shaq has played great this year. Feel he may be better than Bernard at the moment. Yes, understanding Bernard is hurt. Gets to the ball carrier in space well. Heavy hitter. Honestly, Milano is playing better with Shaq in the lineup.

A mere 7 hours removed from their full intolerable glory.

Hollins is gettin a ton of snaps too…he’s out snapped diggs pretty much every game this year. I don’t think their rushing split is too crazy so hollins is out there a lot on passing downs not doing a ton.

Like that year the Bills played the Steelers backups and lost and didn’t make the playoffs? That still hurts.

*farts*

My excitement level depends on who we replace with him. Is it with Stefanski or McDaniel? If so that's an outstanding outcome and a clear upgrade. Is it, I don't know, Ronald Curry? If that's the likely outcome then I'd rather just keep the year to year consistency.

Parino is insufferable.

It's really odd. The odd X or eye roll I get, but to just go on an absolute bender of hammering out those emojis is just weird IMO lol

Whoa whoa whoa. Let's not use the word "juice" to describe a player near the end of their career suddenly turning it on. I kid. Love Matt. Is it no doubt? I'm genuinely curious. Shaq at MLB, TB outside?

1) The degree of mortgaging was exaggerated. They gave away some early picks but wisely cut bait on a lot of players they might have wrongly extended and didn't. 2) Their HC is one of the few great one's in the league and he's built an excellent staff. 3) They wisely chose to draft a high volume of players(about 10 per year) for said staff to work with and not worry about whether they could roster them all. Injuries sort that out. 4) Their QB who seemed to be falling apart at the seams the last couple years has remarkably stayed healthy. This could easily be #1 to explain THIS season but I think McVay would find a Purdy-esque QB to be competitive with either way.

Have to finish above the Texans. With that D they could take out the top 2 seeds. We take care of business and, boom, home AFCC.

Shaq had a very rough go in the first half. The Pats exploited his speed and he was unable to overcome some of the positions he was put in today. I think he still has a role here but they’ll be going back to TB when he’s healthy no doubt

What are the best working theories for why we consistently suck to start games but are amazing the further things go along?

Lol, Milano doesn't buy into jack, he just wants to play football Also, the people on that football show are entirely insufferable. How do fan watch that ish?

Not washed up. As Joe Marino has often said, many LBs actually age well. Milano just needed to get punched in the face is all. That was symbolic of the weekly wakeup call the whole team needed.

That's pretty extreme

I’ve been noticing it for a while now.

Farewell, Sean McDermott, Senior Interaction Designer, [large tech conglomerate]. We hardly knew ya