Gotta love the arrogance. Those who don't think the Bills will draft Nassib are "delusional". It's a highly likely scenario, but it's not as if EVERY rising college coach brings his QB along with him.
Funny thing is, if the experts were actual experts (as in, they hold some secret key to draft prognostications) NFL teams would be outbidding the TV networks for their services.
Wow. Same page. That combination of color and texture just gives me the gags. Mayo, miracle whip, bleu cheese dressing, ranch dressing, pudding, sour cream, whipped cream, yogurt. Blech.
+1
The fact that the Ravens won the Superbowl means nothing more than the fact that the Ravens won the game. The 49ers' inability to gain 5 yards in one particular situation doesn't really act as a referendum on mobile QBs.
What I find spurious is the assertion that following the booklet's advice will suddenly tack on 300 yards to Stevie's seasonal performance. Why take him on his word there?
If he's running and playing basketball in the offseason, I don't see how that's not considered decent cross training.
The preferred term is "fierce" I believe . Like you said, it's perception. Almost anything a woman does can be marketed as female empowerment. And if men enjoy watching them be empowered, that's all the more money.
I call it a mutualistic symbiosis personally.
Me too. I just wonder how much is an actual manifestation of passion and how much is for show. I know a lot of passionate people and nobody is that consistently riled up.
Animation's cool but I don't connect to the story.
These people don't know each other, so why are his fruitless efforts supposed to strike a chord? And when he finds her, what significance has that got? That they finally get to go on a first date?
I'm not trying to be a spoilsport, but when you compare this to "Up" and the relationship that it established in a similar time frame, "Paperman" is nothing by comparison. The love at first sight thing is overplayed and disingenuous. Give me real emotion.
This thread is ridiculous.
Here's a novel concept - if you've worked so hard that you're one of the Top 20 people...at your job...IN THE ENTIRE WORLD...you have the logical right to criticize.
Anyone?