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Unless these new weapons are being carried and used by combat soldiers sent to the conflict by the US or European countries they won't do the Ukrainians much good other than to prolong the conflict. The key problem is manpower. This is a war of attrition and the math says the Russians can outlast Ukraine in that kind of conflict.

Yeah, the other Josh has been out of the league for a couple years and has gone back to school.

And do you feel scared, I do But I won't stop and falter And if we threw it all away Things can only get better

But please, do go on - we’re all dying to hear more about the Auto Pen.

You think for a $1k PSL you’re getting a seat? They are going retro - like the scoreboard end zone in the old Rockpile. Bring a cushion, ya cheapskates!

This is what Daniel Jeremiah had to say about Henderson and ranked him #32 on his big board. https://www.nfl.com/news/daniel-jeremiah-s-top-150-prospects-in-the-2025-nfl-draft-class

Respectfully, if the subject is math, I'm not sure you're qualified to comment. It's Santa Claus politics. I don't disagree with the concept. There's just no way to make it feasible, unless you have something so special (weather or beaches or crazy) that outsiders are willing to pay way more than they do to come down to visit.

Lame.

He seems so out of touch with his party. Why does he insist on showing decency? This is not what PA democrats voted for.

Kind of like the Epstein files, right? Never surrender the information. Cover it up.

Agreed, but they do a nice job of making you feel like you’re there. I think all of us are not only looking to the last game we may see this year from Rich Stadium, but our 1st game in the new stadium. My boys and I go to a game each year preferably when there is a 1pm game in September. We’re not interested in New Orleans, so it’s a debate amongst us between Tampa or KC. It will be appreciably colder and windy, but they should at least see one game in the elements. They said they can handle it,but we’ll see. They are born and raised in Tampa, one wants the Bucs, and the other wants the Chiefs. I told them I’m only flying up for one game. Anyway, OP, thank you as always for sharing cool videos like this one. I’m not an X person, so appreciate when you guys see something cool about the Bills and share it. Again, a sincere thank you.

Wasn't this a name from the Key and Peele sketch?

I know Ethan that was funny as I was listening to the morning WGR show, and never saw Beane have such a meltdown, but he knew we were going to sign Moore the next day.

To my favorite TBD Hondo, here you go.. you’re wife should play it when you enter a party.

Marv was one of a kind. In the summer of 1990, I just graduated from Oswego, and had one of my two summer jobs at Dock of the Bay on Hamburg Beach. Well, the background was it was somewhat of a biker roadhouse, and the new ownership mandated us bouncers and bartenders to instill an appearance code. The bottom line was mgmt wanted a fun summer beach club and keep the fights to a minimum. Now I’m 5’8” and went from an accomplished wrestler, to a Powerlifter on a national level so needless to say I was built. I was also the smallest bouncer in the group. All the other guys were 6’3” and loaded with steroids and GH. Good guys, but typical meatheads. They wanted them circulating and me with two other guys working the door. The manager knew a college kids coming from St. Francis would be more polite, but we had to ID a person even if he was 75. So one late afternoon around happy hour or dinner time. The Bills entourage led by Polian and Levy came to the door. I explained to Mr. Polian the owners were just trying to make a safe, fun place so I needed his ID. He was in a huff over it, and Coach Levy, just made a joke of it. He said “what’s your name”. I told him Dan, coach. He said to the group and Levy, “Great, here you go”. “Bill it’s a compliment.” Well, Polian started laughing, and Coach turned it completely around. They had I assume playbooks, etc. with them and had a private space for them. From that Friday on, if they came in, they jokingly had their ID’s out. My long winded point is Coach had a way of turning a little stressful thing, into a running joke. The6 only came in maybe once or twice after that Friday, but they had their ID’s out and we made fun of the situation. They probably don’t even remember it, but it was a memory for me. So of all the Marvisms shared, this one was my favorite, and and true BUFFALO. Lastly, my Dad turns 95 this August and still has it together. He told me if Marv can do it, I probably could go a couple more years. Levy inspires my Dad, so for that I’m eternally grateful.

Just wanted to point out Coleman's pattern of usage last year. As far as targets, in the first three games he had a total of seven. That's not unexpected, to start slow as a rookie. Then, after they got more comfortable with him, they were using him quite a bit, 29 targets in six games. Then the injury, out for four games, no targets, obviously. Then the last four games of the year, when he got 21 targets, almost half, ten, in the final game of the regular season. To me, that shows four different periods of the season. And in the second period, when he had a bit of experience but was uninjured, I think they were using him the way they would like to. Here is a more complete breakdown: First three weeks (inexperienced): 106 snaps (62%), 7 targets, 5 catches, 71% catch percentage Weeks 4 - 9 (hitting his stride): 281 snaps (73%), 29 targets, 17 catches, 59% catch percentage Weeks 10 - 14 (including the bye): Out, no stats Weeks 15 - 18 (coming back from injury): 211 snaps (80%), specifically 63%, 66%, 90% and 97% in the four games respectively, 21 targets, specifically 2, 2, 7 and 10 in the four games respectively and 7 catches, specifically 1, 1, 3 and 2 respectively, a catch percentage of 33%. So it wasn't just missing games that resulted in the low targets and low catches. Early they weren't giving him many targets. After he came back from injury, he wasn't getting anywhere near the same catch percentage. Let's assume that they were using him the way they wanted to in weeks 4 - 9, and that healthy and with a few games of experience behind him he'd reached about his best catch percentage and could have maintained that. That's not anything you could take for granted but not unreasonable assumptions either. So if you assume those same rates over the whole season, he'd have had 73% of snaps, 70 targets and 41 catches, as well as 830 yards and 4.9 TDs. Assuming Keon has 41 catches next year, I think the two of them likely hit the over.

Yeah, I'm with this. It's a big if, but if they stay healthy, over.

It's not as brown and desert-like as you think it will be. Some shots from around Sedona a couple winters ago: