Totally agree. We really haven’t gotten bounced from the playoffs because of seeding for a while now. Very easily could/should have won 13 seconds even though that was on the road. And then we couldn’t stop the run against the Bengals and Chiefs two years in a row at home. This year the offense kept it close throughout, but couldn’t pull it out in the end. Based on FA signings so far, shoring up the run defense seems to be a priority but we’ll see next year if that piece actually pans out for them.
Explain why they should do this “slowly”, and not quickly? Are you thinking they should eventually move even closer to the line? 4 yards, 3 yards, etc.?
Well apparently in Miami, you can murder someone after a game with plenty of witnesses around, cops identify the vehicle involved, speak with the owner, and yet no one is still charged.
This board would explode if Beane ever had a draft like that (Whitner, McCargo, Youboty, Ko Simpson, Keith Ellison). Silver lining is we landed Kyle Williams in that draft.
Is someone forcing you to buy a PSL or not? Yes, public monies are involved too. But economic forces of supply and demand are also at work here.
Christ!
Haha right. The pricing of the PSLs ultimately highlights a free market economy. If you want to buy a good product, you’re going to pay more. You want a discount, then you’ll need to wait until the product isn’t as good.
To make sure I’m clear, a PSL becomes a personal asset, correct? So if one decides to spend the money, it is sellable someday, if one also chooses? And the value could potentially increase?