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I think you mean back of the envelope.

can one of you MAGAs explain how high tariffs on India costs Russia hundreds of billions? They're still buying Russian oil and now involved in meetings with Putin and Xi https://thehill.com/policy/international/5484175-donald-trump-polish-reporter-russia-sanctions/ Trump was questioned by Polish Radio correspondent Marek Wałkuski, why the president has not taken any action against Putin despite voicing frustration and disappointment with the Russian leader’s actions. “How do you know there’s no action? Would you say that putting secondary sanctions on India – the largest purchaser outside of China, they’re almost equal — would you say there’s no action?” he said, referring to the additional 25 percent tariffs placed on India for purchase of Russian oil.

Probably because it was consensual between her and Bill

Should have thrown a sandwich instead

The problem not being addressed is that the NFL has left all of their garage doors open and every car has the keys left in the ignition... While people argue about morality, nothing really changes... The onus is on the NFL to defend a very expensive service that they continue to cannibalize... They could easily partner with YouTube for their copyright protection system... And work deals out with the providers of web browsers where there is a proper chain of custody for licensed material... Embedded code to support the blocking of unlicensed content... The NFL has done very little to defend their content... The real question is, why? What do the advertisers think about the NFL's lack of effectiveness in protecting their content?

Mmmm I don't know about that statement. There is a QB whose last name rhymes with homes is pretty good. Looking back at Brady's time in NFL, he kind of blocked a lot of "arguably the best QB' from getting to the superbowl. The good thing is I see Allen is continuously improving his game, partly because he has a target in front of him. Last year you see a noticeable improvement. Listening to his interview before the Ravens game, he sounded much more mature (not going for home run, taking short completions to start games). So sounded like he himself knew he was NOT the greatest QB in NFL history in the past few years.

solid argument...

I think there's always going to be a percentage of fans that bootleg games. But ESPN supposedly wanted to sell it for $70. I would wager that you probably also had to subscribe to ESPN+ and pay $70. But even at a cost of $12 per month for ESPN+ for 5 months (Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan) at $12 a month that comes out to $60. So at worst it would have been under that model 70-130 dollars. Which would probably get the majority of people streaming illegally to just pay for a higher end stream and call it a day. I think around 150-200 you would still convert a lot of those people. Piracy is a response that the market has to inaccessibility and unaffordability. That doesn't make it right but when companies choose to make their product more expensive and less accessible I don't blame the backlash on that on consumers.

Gruden took Dungy's Bucs to a SB win but his attitude destroyed the team shortly afterwards. Dungy's Bucs were a tight knit group, much like McD's Bills.

Its likely a typo on websites - but if you go to official injury report on the Bills and Ravens websites, Keon is not listed

That number puts a dent in your perpetual we need more immigrants theory. Expect a 50 pt. Fed rate cut at the September Fed meeting. Unless Friday's BLS jobs report is a big number, which I doubt.

Man these threads bring out the weirdos.

Ravens jump out to an early halftime lead 17-6, and hold on 27-19. Hope I'm wrong, but I am basing this on the minimal playing time the starters had this preseason (anticipating sloppy play to start the game, hence being down at halftime) and a lack of confidence in our secondary and WR corps.

Good for them?

and the cowboys with Switzer

You are our favorite shill.

It seems like the story nationally for sure...and even in the local Buffalo media to a certain extent is that Baltimore is an unstoppable juggernaut on Offense and a roster that is littered with high end talent. If McD wants to move the needle with Bills fans, and everyone else for that matter, the 1st step is coming up with a game plan Sunday night that stuffs the run and confuses Lamar just enough to get him to hold it a bit longer and try to be superman on most plays. The Bills were 9th in QB pressure last year and they added Bosa and the Draft pick kids. I have to leave Hoecht out right now and that is heartbreaking...lol... Still, that is a significant talent upgrade to go along with Groot and Oliver. But at the end of the day they have to get off the field on 3rd down. Those D-linemen either have to get home, or force the incompletion. And the way I look at it McD and Babich have had a full off season to laser focus on the glaring Defensive issues. It has to look better Sunday night... Ravens or not. 😎

Mine says I wouldnt do it given your lite on details hypothetical. If he stole it from me first I would feel justified. But doesnt matter what my moral compass says in this hypothetical as its internal to you. Stop trying to tell people what their morals should be. You are moral crusading as you said you didnt want to. You think watching illegally distributed copyright material shouldn't be ethical which has pretty obvious concerns.

John Deere, a U.S. Icon, Is Undermined by Tariffs and Struggling Farmers The tractor maker said that sales were down and that higher metal tariffs would cost it $600 million, while American farmers face dwindling overseas demand for some crops.

And you didn’t answer the question. Notice the shift in your language. You went from “stealing” to “taking advantage” with just the slightest pushback. And since watching NFL games is a luxury and 100% voluntary you aren’t even being taken advantage of. All the so-called moral arguments for watching illegal streams hinge on redefining words like theft, steal, exploit, etc from their universally understood and condemned meanings to something else that they have never meant.

What “holes” do we have? OL is elite. QB is elite. RB room is above average. TE room they’re counting on a big year from Kincaid, a former RD1 pick in his 3rd year. Have a good TE2 in Knox and the best blocking TE in the recent draft. WR room they are counting on a breakout year 2 for the first pick of the 2nd round. Brought in Palmer, the analytics darling Free Agent (and the Bills are a heavy analytics team). Have Shakir in the slot. Samuel as WR4. Moore as slot depth. Shavers as WR6 and Gabe Davis rehabbing on the PS. DL added Bosa to Oliver and Rousseau. Drafted a RD2 DT, RD3 EDGE and RD4 DT. Sign Hoecht to a multi-year deal and Ogunjobi as vet rotational depth. Unfortunately they’re suspended six games. Hoecht is legit though. LB’s are a good tandem in Bernard and Milano with Williams and Thompson as depth. Taron in the slot. Benford outside with a RD1 CB we hope to get back in the field later this season. Drafted another CB late and have Tre as vet depth. Unfortunately that depth is already being tested. Safety, they love Rapp and were always going to give Bishop year 2 to prove himself like Bernard did. The depth could certainly be better.. Hancock aside, as he seems like he might be something down the line. You might not like some of these players but to say we have all these holes is not the criticism I’d levy against Beane. Lack of blue chip talent, sure. But roster holes.. nah, that’s not it.

Ravens are favored by 1.5, on DraftKings at least.

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How do you get Shakir "did not look 100%" from a quick video that we all saw where he looked good?? He will play and be fine. Coleman too - it's all just table talk. Football is frustrating that so many coaches play these games. Not just the Bills, but all teams.

If players are dinged up, especially week one, sit them and take the lumps. December and January are more important than September. Making guys gut out injuries to play week one is stone aged thinking, especially on a perennial contender.