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Don’t forget about Epstein!!!!
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DVR Alert - 2024 Highlight Video on NFL Network
Richard Noggin replied to JÂy RÛßeÒ's topic in The Stadium Wall
Douglas played the run and even screen games like an alpha at times, okay. But how was his coverage? You know, against WRs? Without looking, I feel reasonably confident Rasul Douglas played no better than the Levi Wallaces and Dane Jacksons before him. **tugs at collar remembering that Dane Jackson and Tre White are competing to be Douglas' veteran replacement. -
He saw it coming. The NFL and NBA have been absolutely ruined by over whistling. Whistles for things that have nothing to with the ball, a score, a gain.. We’ve become too accustomed to it. It’s insane. Obviously, NBA is way worse. Wild West over there with their enforcement/non-enforcement of rules.
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Congrats, Colonel!
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TJ Sanders Signs - Draft Class Complete!
Sierra Foothills replied to sven233's topic in The Stadium Wall
Sanders' contract is 94.63% guaranteed. Yes. Coleman's contract is 95.69% guaranteed. Coleman was drafted 33rd overall... Sanders 41st. -
Quarterback Career Comparison Allen vs Lamar
PrimeTime101 replied to BillytheKid's topic in The Stadium Wall
Lamar is a playoff choker 100% -
TJ Sanders Signs - Draft Class Complete!
Victory Formation replied to sven233's topic in The Stadium Wall
I side with the players, not the billionaires.. Congrats Mr. Sanders!! -
I swear I’m not Insurrection Barbie When Barack Obama ascended to power in 2008, he promised to unite America. But behind the charisma and soaring rhetoric was a calculated project to move the Democratic Party sharply to the left, not only in policy, but in how truth, loyalty, and dissent were managed. With strategic minds like David Axelrod and Ben Rhodes, Obama’s inner circle weaponized media, cultural institutions, and emotion to create what Rhodes openly called an echo chamber, a self-reinforcing permission structure that conditioned what people believed was acceptable to think. This wasn't persuasion through logic. It was manipulation through emotion. Rhodes and Axelrod understood a core truth about human nature: emotion moves faster than logic……
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The American Media Should Not Be Trusted
Big Blitz replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Top 20 all time day on X. -
Pointless unless you have no shame... Found one.
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Does Thurman Thomas Get His Due? (Offseason rehash topic)
Sierra Foothills replied to folz's topic in The Stadium Wall
You saw the homeless guy play football???!!?!? -
Quarterback Career Comparison Allen vs Lamar
Ray Stonada replied to BillytheKid's topic in The Stadium Wall
PS Looked up some fun facts: Best all-time QB playoff win %: Bart Starr, 9-1, .900 The only player in NFL history with multiple playoff wins and no losses: FRANK REICH (2-0) -
It's only collusion if a critical mass of the agents spoke with each other and agreed to a course of action (or in this case, non-action). The landscape was so obvious that no communication was necessary. The problem created by the first few 2nd round signings was an obvious signal to the players and agents to play the waiting game in order to exert pressure on the clubs. The owners don't want to give up anything but if they do, it'll be over their dead (or dying) fingers. As I posted in another topic, a higher percentage of NFL contracts are guaranteed every year. This is incrementalism at work. Some day, the NFL will not be the only major North American sports league without guaranteed contracts for all players. As to your point, there's a salary cap... whatever more it costs to pay 2nd rounders will simply come out of some other player's pocket. I don't think golden goose is an accurate characterization. This is one of a few existing unresolved areas of the CBA with regards to rookie contracts and like rainwater finding a weakness in the roof, it was inevitably going to be tapped for that extra bit of money that it changes in each contract. This is not a windfall development. It's incremental. Exactly. The percentage of fully-guaranteed contracts in the NFL will continue to increase as it has over the last several years. Considering NFL players have the shortest careers, the largest chance at catastrophic injury, and the largest chance at post-career medical disabilities, their contracts should be fully-guaranteed. Sanders' contract ends up being 94.63% guaranteed. I wouldn't be at all surprised if at this time next year, all 2nd rounders will have fully guaranteed contracts and as @Thurman#1 implies, the next battleground will be the 3rd rounders.
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The American Media Should Not Be Trusted
B-Man replied to SCBills's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
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Quarterback Career Comparison Allen vs Lamar
Ray Stonada replied to BillytheKid's topic in The Stadium Wall
Other differences would be: Mahomes 17-4 playoff record, Allen 7-6; Mahomes 3 Lombardis, Allen 0. Now you can argue that's about KC's defense vs. the McD's defense, but the fact remains that these tip the argument heavily in Mahomes favor for now. I believe the Bills' time is coming and Josh can even the score within a few years. -
Possible coup attempt ? Translated text: Unusual report: Al-Julani fled from the capital Damascus along with his family members Translated portion of the accompanying article: "According to reports, Syrian transitional prime minister Ahmad Al-Shara left the country’s capital, Damascus along with his family. At the same time, a military unit entered the Syrian broadcasting and television building in a surprising move, in order to receive supervision over the work of the state station. It is also reported that three senior figures in the Syrian transitional administration were injured in an assassination attack"
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DVR Alert - 2024 Highlight Video on NFL Network
JerseyBills replied to JÂy RÛßeÒ's topic in The Stadium Wall
The same Douglas that is still a free agent?? He was an extreme liability -
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The Bills have been fairly lucky...though none of them have turned into a super star (yet). 2024 - Coleman 2023 - Torrence 2022 - Cook 2021. - Boogie Basham 2020 - Epenesa 2019 - Cody Ford 2018 - No pick 2017 - Zay Jones and Deion Dawkins