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I'm not a huge baseball guy but wasn't the 86 Mets considered loaded with high end talent?

I think we need to differentiate between greatest assembly of talent vs the greatest team. I think to be the greatest, the team needed to accomplish something. I think this eliminates the SB Bills.

This was going to be my choice. They had not one but two HOF QBs I don't think it has been mentioned yet. UCLA Basketball under John Wooden. He had Alcindor and Walton. Arguably the two greatest big men in college basketball history.

Healthy aging Von will be vastly more productive than AJE this year.

I've spent hundreds of days in Sau Paulo, though not in the area of that stadium. It's like lots of very big cities. If you're careful and don't do stupid things, it isn't that big of a worry.

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I must think of a way Into your heart There's no reason why My being shy Should keep us apart And I think I'm going out of my head Yes, I think I'm going out of my head Goin' out of my head over you (Out of my head) Out of my head over you (Out of my head) Out of my head day and night Night and day and night Oh, come on (Wrong or right)

Joe Webb. The 3rd string quarterback that helped end the drought in the snow game.

Good vid to watch. It starts around the 11:00 minute mark. https://www.4biddenknowledge.tv/videos/fauci-exposed

I think Dane Jackson might count here. He had some stretches as a starter, most notably in 2022, but the Bills never committed to him as a starter and he was mainly a backup but a pretty good player all the same. Chris Hogan I think someone already mentioned. Karlos Williams (though only for one season), Ryan Groy the classic backup interior OL who everyone thinks should start..... until he actually starts.... there's a few just off the top of my head from the last decade or so.

This could mean 1 of 2 things... 1. Rasul Douglas has recently employed a Mr. S Diggs to handle all of his social media correspondence and we have a significant problem on our hands. Or 2. His post has absolutely no relevance to the Bills and/or his contract situation. I haven't started drinking as yet today and firmly in the option 2 camp as things stand.

That is true that AJ rushes better off of a wide technique using his quickness He certainly needs to improve his Rush from the five technique.. and his discipline

Yep. Very true. It is part of AJE's issue to me though that I think he is actually at his best in wider alignments where he can use the get off and speed. I think he will struggle to fully establish himself as a starter because I am not sure in the Bills "base" front if I can use that term I think he has a tendency to get swallowed up and / or lose his lane discipline which we know McDermott hates more than anything.

Guys like Reddick and Parsons and TJ watt who people have mentioned in this thread Are also primarily outside linebackers... Who line up in different techniques when they rush the passer... They generally line up closer to a 9 technique... Really wide and angled ..or a 7 Our ends rush at the 5 technique mainly Guys like Trey Hendrickson did take a while to become sack artists

I mean, Brazil uses green in the jerseys for their national team. How is this any different than Green Bay?

And he isn't a top DE either. He is a good pass rusher. His all around game isn't close to the level of the top guys. I suppose there is a parallel to be drawn there to AJE... but I am not expecting him to now suddenly start putting up double digit sack numbers.

Clayton isn't really a rugby player though. It would be like my signing for the Bills and being described as a soccer player. He played in the 8th tier of English Rugby. I played in the 7th tier of English soccer. And trust me soccer is a LOT deeper in terms of the talent pool. Clayton's tried everything. He was a pretty talented sprinter as a kid, he had trials with a couple of pro soccer clubs on the back of that speed, then he has tried boxing and rugby but as of yet what he has been is a freakishly large and athletic human who hasn't quite found a sport to harness those talents. Good call on the All Blacks though. Particularly the team between their two World Cup wins in 2011 and 2015. That 4 year period they played 61 test matches, won 56, drew 2 (both with Australia) and lost 3 (one each to England, Australia and South Africa). Richie McCaw and Dan Carter are the two best players I have ever seen play the game and then they had Sam Whitelock, Aaron Smith, Owen Franks, Ma'a Nonu who are all in contention for top 5 all time at their positions.

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I mean...kinda writes itself...Deadpool.

Well that’s bad news for MAGA with Polymarket. WI, PA, and MI to Biden give him 270. She’s not an indicted felon yet, not that that seems to matter to people here.

Will Hunter tap Jill and try to get her hooked on crack after Demented Joe tips over? Hhmmmm?

This was his last post. He was never seen again…

I'd like to add a team to this conversation: the Cleveland Browns of the late '40s and early '50s. The Cleveland Browns began as a member of the All American Football Conference, which existed from 1946 - '49. The Browns won all four league championships, while going 47-4-3. They were incorporated into the NFL in 1950. "Eager to expose the Browns as a fraudulent dynasty, the NFL matched them against the [reigning champion] Philadelphia Eagles in a highly anticipated Saturday night standalone game to start the 1950 season. . . . The Browns walloped the Eagles, 35-10, turning the Philadelphia-stationed 'World Series of Professional Football' into a stage for Brown’s cutting-edge passing game. Browns quarterback Otto Graham threw for 346 yards, nearly tripling the Eagles’ passing yardage (118). This irked Philadelphia coach Greasy Neale, who said afterward that [head coach Paul] Brown would make 'a better basketball coach because all he does is put the ball in the air.' . . . Three months later, the Browns beat the Eagles, 13-7, without completing a pass." The Cleveland Browns went on to win the NFL Championship in 1950. They won additional NFL championships in '54 and '55. From 1950 - '58, they were 81-25-2.