Captain Caveman

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Pretty short list for me My first was a 1996 Geo Metro, which my parents paid ~6000$ brand new for in 1996. It had a manual transmission and I'm pretty sure the same engine they were using in Suzuki Jetskis. My girlfriend was going to school about 2 hours away (I was at Fredonia and she was at Geneseo) and it took me way too long to figure out that I was getting pulled over an inordinate amount on the thruway. I think cops probably realized how unsafe it was at high speeds (in the low 70s it would shake like a riding lawnmower) or possibly I was just a dumb kid driving too fast. I used it to get to work and school until ~2002 when I moved to NYC and sold it to a neighbor (I heard the axel snapped while he was driving not too long after.) When we moved to NJ in 2006 we bought a VW Jetta. 2012 Honda CRV 2019 Toyota Rav 4 Hybrid 2022 Hyundai Kona Electric

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Yeah, I almost never park in the stadium lots, it's typically a lot easier to park in one of the private lots a little ways away (and the tailgating tends to work out better also)

https://theathletic.com/4226466/2023/02/24/nfl-quarterbacks-s2-cognition-test/ This is really interesting - teams seem to have finally figured out a way to better gauge one of the most important qb traits - reading and responding to information quickly (which is obviously one of the most important things a QB must do.)

Someone just told me tickets go on sale tonight - I feel like in years past I have gotten a presale link ahead of time Does anyone know what the deal is?

Let's see, I joined in 2008 in August of that year I was hired as an employee at my current company (had been a consultant, most consultants were let go at the beginning of the crash that year with the rest of us hired as FTEs.) I started in 2005 answering phones for the guy who ran our department, I now run that department. I got sober Still married to the same wonderful lady (celebrated our 17th anniversary last month) Had 2 kids, both boys, the oldest now goes to games with me Have traveled to Mexico, Brazil, India, Iceland (amongst other places) in 2008 we were living in a rented apartment in Jersey City, NJ, we bought a place at end of 2009. We sold it in the fall of 2020 and moved to Central NY. Became a season ticket holder in 2021 After 25 years of playing drums in bands, I started making and releasing my own music in 2019, and am currently putting the finishing touched on my 6th record.

I would say it's been more an indication of the team being too good for UDFAs to make it. They've been good at drafting, not bad at finding UDFAs.

Are the days of Taiwan Jones finally numbered?

I haven't been following specific players closely enough, but as far as a position I'd really like them to fill - Mitch Morse's replacement. As far as I'm concerned he is on borrowed time, and I do NOT want to see a half season of Greg Mancz or Rick Bates at Center.

It's so weird to me that someone wouldn't want to know the pick as soon as it's available

I went the year we drafted Big Mike Williams at #4, and probably would never go again, both for the incredibly long wait time between Bills picks, and for the feeling that I cursed that pick (how do you mess up such a high pick at a position of great need so badly)

Yes but have you ever noticed that you are inevitably 1 of the 2?

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IMO looking at the age and history of our safeties he thinks A. there's a good shot to get on the field, and B. given our defensive coaching staff he thinks he's gonna have a chance to shine and make some coin next year.

I'm bummed we didn't get him. He's fun, and he runs hard, which to me is the one thing we lack if losing Singletary.

I find it hard to believe the Bears are really going to pay almost $100 million to break their lease AND on top of that pay entirely for the cost of a new stadium, but we'll see.

They do their best, they do what they can to get them ready for Vietnam

What's the crime move (or series?) where they end up nailing someone for a fraudulent mortgage application? Is there maybe something about this in the WIre? Just remembered, this is how they got Clay Davis. Sheeeeeeeit

Absolutely true, but there are OCs who are scheming the passing games to create more easy throws / catches (which inherently should improve our drop rate.)

I also remember at the beginning of the year we heard a lot about the short game and then in the first game or 2 (and maybe in preseason too?) we saw a lot of batted passes - maybe they thought that was too big of a risk with the shorter throws? Still, other teams manage it and get it working for them.

I do think they need to figure out why the short / intermediate passing game didn't work this year. I agree that at times it seems like guys were getting open - were they not where Allen expected them to be, did he not trust them to catch the ball, was he not seeing them, or was he just hell bent on going down the field?

I went back and checked the broadcast this morning - it was a little hard to see a great angle, but I don't think there were 12 men on there.

That defensive timeout yesterday was a COMPLETE momentum killer. I was in the stadium, it was by far the loudest it had been all day (if I remember correctly they had just had a false start penalty) and as soon as he called TO the air was just sucked out of the place. For a team that relies so much on analytics, has anyone looked to see how often our Defense is successful after a defensive TO, because to me it seems like the track record is close to 0%. That happened early enough yesterday where it felt like we still had time to recover, but after they got it and scored, the game honestly just felt over.

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