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I think this will be a game he will struggle with since two things go against him. Connor is a hard hitting fast back who comes downhill fast. This may keep Williams occupied. The other page is Murray who is unorthodox, undisciplined, and likely to do anything because he is far from a polished traditional QB. He will take chances that will cost him but those chances may come through. If he looks to make risky plays and play avant garde football Williams maybe left holding his jock.

When he can single handedly pick his team up and execute the plays to win a relevant game when he must be will deserve what he gets. His team has always beaten lesser opponents, historically had solid defenses and good coaching, and most importantly the teams that face difficulty with the Ravens and specifically Jackson are not accustomed to his style of play. Their own divisional opponents don't even fear the ravens. He's a very gifted football player but he is an average to mediocre quarterback. Conversely, Watson is leaps and bounds a better QB and just as good of a runner/athlete and gets nothing compared to the adoration of Jackson. This is well said. He's a good player because of all he brings to the field. He's average ball passer at worst. But he's an elite all around player.

Rabbit ears and throwing wires over the house in Sylvania id get fort wayne colts/bills games. And getting Detroit stations is a great perk + buckeye cable vision has CBC.

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Proven... Where? More educated doesn't mean smarter or any validation. I'm not going to argue your opinion. It's a ridiculous point. You can concede not to argue or we can just trade ridiculous opinions of who is better. It doesn't only happen in the United States. Maybe you don't travel much, maybe you don't pay attention to the world much. Brazil has school shootings regularly. But, they're probably not as 1st world as us. Japan doesn't but they abuse women and have much steeper laws, including firearms. So, we can't count them nor should we want to because Japan can't compare to the US. So, let's see... Middle East... Yeah, mostly peaceful middle East am I right? Ok, so, Canada... England? Turn in your knives, turn in your freedom, go to jail for saying mean things... When you want to fight back against the system of corruption taking your freedom you have no guns. And since the Brits nor Canadians have forethought or balls they deserve it. So, most of Europe? Germany, for example... No guns but rampant sexual assault annd various forms due to influx of foreigners. Mostly the East but invading the Badem-wurttemburg area now, top. France is up on as with violence and no guns, the mass shootings aren't needed. Chemical attacks and knife attacks do just fine. So, yeah, I guess crazy people across the world do crazy things but here in America we shove our head up our rectum to think we are the only place to use guns in crime.

The kid is 14 years old there's only so much you can do to secure them. On top of that, we don't know how secure the firearm was. We also don't know relationship of the family, we're drawing a lot of speculation because the Feds said something. And by all accounts, who gives a s*** what they said, you know because they knew this guy was so dangerous they didn't do anything? Can't do anything, for one. But, I don't trust the fbi, I don't know why anyone should. And that's with direct family in the bureau and respecting the hell out of them knowing the full situation. Sadly the dad is going to get charged for this. That's really weird, coming from you. We both know the left can't think.

In this case yes. I don't own guns. Fishing accident a few decades ago was brutal. But, is also... Id have them going to get help I have direct family in the FBI. I cannot answer this fairly.

The FBI is a joke. Id not be too concerned with what they say.

And kids can't get access to them regardless? What about making sure kids have access to protect their home or use recreationally? It used to be fairly common for kids to use firearms. Now it's sasscaserryyyyyy

Define stop. lol it's awesome. See the irony I just provided you? Doof Helps to change the definition of mass shooting, can make more headlines. Can make more money! Call Nancy Grace! Call Nancy drew! Call Dr drew! We need experts to tell us what to do!

What the hell does that mean? Please, find your nearest body of water and walk as far out into it as you can. This will christen you of knowledge and unburden you of this poor excuse of intellect you unfortunately carry If you provide your address I can even give you a map to hasten your baptism. Let's go even further! Let's lock up the people who make the gun storage devices because people can't afford them! Let's lock up the people who supply the bullets because bullets kill people! Gun storage is a serious issue but you can't stop someone with the intention of getting a gun.

I'm a practicing egomaniac nihilist. Yeah, I guess it's not so bad just to get the dance. But after so many years. I just want to win one. There will be certain humor when we do end up firing McDermott and he goes to Las Vegas to take them to multiple super balls in the new raider dynasty.

Another civil war is going to be awesome? Having your neighbors shot dead is going to be awesome? Having the police round up anyone who keeps a gun is going to be awesome? Having low lives be left with more guns is going to be awesome? Get your head out of your ass you moron.

And you thumbing your chest like youre some virtuous saint with nothing more to offer than running your g damn mouth. When the side who wants to take away rights proposes a worthwhile idea that'll be the first time.

dofu sports. download the real app not the knockoff. never spend money on the nfl. and never spend money to promote out of country games or brazil.

I always love second place. I always get joy looking up at the prom queen sitting next to sloppy seconds. I am thrilled when I get half the year-end bonus that I want. My day is complete when I mowed only half the lawn. My favorite TV show ever was the one I stopped watching halfway. The soft acceptance of low expectations related to success in the sports world and Life beyond is really something remarkable. We take all this time to cheer for a team that means so much to us but in the end we mean nothing to any of them.. and we're okay on the sidelines just because we get to stand on the sidelines. Hell, we're in the bleachers. This isn't personal against anyone person, but we're in the bleachers. We have nothing to do with the team our takes are often wildly inaccurate. Our logic is often based 99% on hindsight. So when we find acceptance that our team is only getting part of the way there, I guess it's all how you view things. In the end I could give a s*** about any of these people on the team. It's just a fun hobby. But maybe that's just me.

I think it's a lot simpler than we believe or know. Topically it looks this way and I don't know that is for the best. McDermott seems confident, competent, and capable of running a football team as a head coach. Below this level we haven't seen him have success. His best successes were always just a little bit short, a dollar too late, or just bad luck. After the first mixup in Jacksonville putting Peterman in we all just shrugged. After the second in Houston we just rode high that we were so close and have potential with Josh. After KC and 13 seconds many of us were done and rightfully blamed McDermott. After Cincinnati the majority of us shrugged and realized that it was not our year. After Kansas City 2 anyone still believing bought a bridge in San Francisco.

in Boston, yes. they also sit to pee. so, it's just natural.

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What's an NBA tunnel fit? I know it's overrated because the entire NBA is overrated.

It was the players who voted out Dorsey in the players only meeting. Until he got Mahomes and Kelce? About as good as McDermott. Long term we don't know. But Josh gets to have the final say on the line. It could really play an interesting theme if we struggle

yes. many times. these are grown men football players. it's much different than just managing people. the team is led by coaches, not managers. if this was a silly wannabe sport like soccer or baseball, then yes: managers. but this is a real sport. like wreslting.

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It's not the Achilles heel of the defense because we have bigger more important issues, perhaps in order: 1) LB 2) CB 3t) depth across the board 3t) safety McDermott struggled to adjust the defense with injuries last year, I have to believe this is going to remain an issue in 2024. Dorian Williams really has to step up. CB is hoping Douglas maintains a starting form, Bendord can play 93.7% of the season, Elam makes a jump in year 3, Jamarcus Ingram can be the #2 if needed. One injury away from being *****. DT, DE, Nickel, we don't have depth. Nickel is hard to have depth, sure. But this defense relies heavily on it and a special instinctive one at that. Rousseau is a legit starter, AJE can play, Miller is toast. Jones is beat up, Oliver is damn good; beyond those two we have nothing to get to the QB. This will be a great year for McDermott to prove something. His scheme will be pinned upon someone else, however. Regardless, can he and this team cover up enough blemishes on defense? What's equally depressing is nothing was done on offense to raise the bar, either.

100%. It's a cool concept for a team of veterans who have shown their worth and been gilded by a forge already. It's another thing to simply fall back upon what the team wants as a vote. It's not a democracy. The head coach must reign supreme and the positional coaches must be held accountable. Brady cool guying the OC position at a young age is going to be difficult when he has to put people's feet to the fire. Especially since McClappy doesn't. This is going to be a long season.