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He's picking nits to a certain extent, but understand he comes from a different place on Allen than other analysts did. He saw him at Wyoming and liked what he saw, but recognized the issues with how Allen sees the play developing. He harps on it because he's seen the same things since 2016 or whatever. He does also say (different play) that you'll never hear a QB get criticized for hitting the checkdown and getting a positive play. He'd just like to see some anticipation and recognition of what's happening before it happens before he crowns the guy. On JT's longer all-22s he is never all sunshine and rainbows; there's always something to work on, something that was left on the field whether he's looking at Mahomes or Rodgers or Wilson or whoever. That's what the film is for.

Thanks for posting, I like JT's stuff a lot. Looking forward to watching all half an hour (!) of his takes.

Right, I've maintained that was the really only big mistake he made (could have easily run for the 1st).

Yeah what the hell is all that? Is Lynn trying to say that Herbert made a ton of boneheaded plays and misreads that everyone watching (including Tony Romo) completely missed?

Not to nitpick, but didn't Goff go to Cal? Did you mean someone else?

She looks exactly how we probably all imagined she would look.

It'd be one thing if they had comparable results. But they didn't. Tyrod came out and eked out a win against a very bad Bengals team with some Josh Allen rookie season numbers. Herbert stood toe-to-toe with the reigning Super Bowl champs and was one boneheaded play away from pulling it out, completing 2/3rds of his passes for 300+ yards 1 TD 1 INT. I get that nobody likes to give away a starting position due to injury, but sometimes it has to happen when the results speak for themselves. See: Prescott, Dak. Yeah Herbert hasn't won a bunch of games yet but not nobody can tell me they watched the Chargers' first two games and think that they should be passing on opportunities to give their rookie meaningful snaps after the way he played Sunday.

Last Sabres game I was at was when they were in the middle of that 10 or 12 game winning streak back in 2018. I think that's the last time I felt anything remotely good about the Sabres.

Kneepads are standard issue here.

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Why’d you change your post? If what I said is so easily disproven then surely in a few simple sentences you could just blast away instead of quoting overrated Gen X aesthetic cinema.

Most every (say his) name propped up by your astroturfed buddies at the “protests” were feloniously assaulting a police officer at the time of their death. Going all the way back to the original hands up don’t shoot lie. I know more about this than you could ever hope to. Don’t ***** in my hand and call it chocolate soft serve, brother. My squad has a terrible QB and every receiver has awful hands. Nobody’s killing anyone on offense here.

😂 the idea that criminals have a right to self defense but cops don’t. I want whatever you’re smoking

Leftists when cops get shot trying to stop crime: iTs pARt oF tHE j0B Leftists when criminals get shot committing crime: REEEEEEEEEEEE EXECUTIONERS! HE WAS A GOOD BOY! WHO COULD HAVE PREDICTED THIS???

Luckily each team supplies the balls for their offense and special teams so they likely got it back shortly.

No. We have weapons as it is and this is not the year to be trading away O-line help, which is what the Eagles desperately need in a trade for Ertz. Not to mention that, even if the Eagles don't want players for Ertz, we're going to need every draft pick if we're gonna start paying Allen $40M a year.

Yeah the "just throw it 60 times a game rook no worries" thing will get old fast behind those turnstiles.

I'm impressed so far in spite of them basically running his LSU offense because the relative talent isn't there and he's making things happen. Not to mention a short week of practice for his second NFL game ever. That being said, the Browns defense is awful. But there's more than enough there to be hopeful about if you're a Bengals fan. Btw - is it just me or does AJ Green look olllllld?

Dear Colorado public: you asked for it, you voted for it, you got it, now ***** deal with it. https://denver.cbslocal.com/2020/09/13/robert-thompson-aurora-police-defend-stand-down-orders/

The scenario you describe cannot happen if OP pleads guilty by mail or before the judge to the alleged violation.

Watching Tracey Porter walk into the endzone in the Colts-Saints super bowl is still burned into my brain. Was watching with a friend from Indiana who rode hard for the Colts. Ten years on and I think he still hasn't recovered.

So why should the OP use the options he has built into the system any less than your child would? Pleading not guilty should be the default to ANY charge. The burden is entirely on the state to prove their case, whether you allegedly murdered someone or you allegedly parked in such a way that you blocked the path of a street sweeper going by at 3 in the morning or anything in between. If the OP and the state find a middle ground between max penalty to the alleged violation and no penalty that's amenable to both sides, what's that to you?

Is this the advice you'd give a family member or child of yours if they got caught up in something really bad and charged with multiple felonies? "Yes, junior, just tell the nice prosecutor everything that happened and pay the penalty of the next 20 years of your life. Really make sure they throw the book at you in the name of your citizenship." The American justice system works a certain way (for high crimes and misdemeanors as well as traffic violations) for a reason. He most likely will pay a penalty for his actions - it just won't be the penalty codified in the NYS VTL under what he actually did. The guilty plea to a lesser charge serves as a penalty to him for the actions that resulted in a ticket and as a cost savings to the municipality in which he committed the violation. You can accept responsibility without completely falling on your sword. This binary "accept the points on your license, the $600 fine, the $300 DMV fee for the points, 15 days in jail, and an increase in your insurance rates for the next 7 years or else you're a terrible person" line is a lazy take.

I’m pretty charming 😎