Rob's House

Yeah, I mean, if OJ can get away with murder, why can't Brandon diddle the help?

You don't catch a lot of flack when you're winning superbowls. Personally, I don't think it's a big deal. I doubt she acts as much more than an overseer. She'll probably have guys like the ones Kirby mentioned running things, making the decisions, and reporting back to her.

I'm not bitching about it but I do think it's a fair criticism. People always criticize meddling owners. Look at what we said about Al Davis and Jerry Jones. Why should it be any different for her? In fact, the criticism is stronger with her because they were football guys their whole lives and knew the ropes inside and out. Kim's a newb whose only been on the scene for 4 years.

I'm just taken aback by the fact that you assumed both my gender and sexuality. I thought I knew you better than that.

I hear you, but even it that instance I think it makes a difference whether the person in power is leveraging their relative positions or whether it's genuinely consensual. I get that sometimes those waters get murky and agree that the person in power should exercise caution and avoid initiating when in doubt.

I don't think it's always that black and white. As a general rule I agree, but sometimes things happen naturally. I've been involved with a direct superior before and did not feel exploited or taken advantage of in the slightest.

We're talking about two different things here. You're talking about the practical complications that can arise in certain situations, which I agree is prudent to consider before getting involved with a coworker. I'm talking about the alleged immorality of dating a coworker.

I'm glad to know you speak for all women. I know several who disagree with you, but I'll make sure to set them straight.

I think his terminology was broad enough. If not his intent, there still seems to be enough animosity in this thread toward men for pursuing female coworkers in general, and not just toward whatever Brandon did. That seemed as good a post as any to respond to.

The demise of the office romance is not a positive for women. It's a damn shame for both men and women. Contrary to popular belief, most women like romance and sex, and that doesn't necessarily cease to be when they walk in the office. I can't tell you the number of women I've known personally who happily, willingly, and eagerly have sexual relations with coworkers. I'm pretty sure they would not prefer the male coworkers they like to join the sexless, sterilized castrati you advocate for.

I'd rather play and risk some scrapes and bruises than sit safely on the sideline.

It's only wrong if she doesn't want to.

Kim Pegula should be well qualified for the job. I mean, her husband did buy her the team.

This is the gayest thing I've read today.

What's the point of working by the water if you can't fish off the company dock?

I think it's less about what he said and more about how he said it. If he just said something along the lines of "I want to make every team who passed on me regret it" no one would care. But he conveyed the same basic message in about the lamest fashion imaginable. It sort of put the exclamation point on what a lot of people had been saying about him for a while.

My sources say it was Christian Kirk.

I sometimes wonder how much of that is cause and how much is effect. Teams that are down late tend to take more chances and throw more passes which increase the risk of turnovers. As far as not all turnovers being equal, a 40 yd bomb that gets picked off is really no worse than a punt. A pick 6 or fumble near the LOS can be a game changer. Personally, I like a QB who'd rather risk the int on a deep ball and give you a chance at a big play than the guy who checks down on 3rd and long to protect his stat sheet.

1. Josh Allen - F 1. Tremaine Edmunds - F- 3. Phillip Harrison - D- 4. Taron Johnson - F 5. Siran Neal - D- 5. Wyatt Teller - F 6. Ray Ray McCloud - F- 7. Austin Proehl - F

That's what I was wondering.

I haven't watched his game tape, but I hear he has a high motor. More importantly, he has a tendency to carry his lunch in a pail. That's good enough for me.

I disagree with his assessment. I think Allen's floor is closely aligned with TT's ceiling. Plus, win or lose, it will be a lot more interesting watching the best physical specimen in a generation sink or swim than it would be to take a high floor, low ceiling type take the reigns.

I like Allen and Mayock, but this is the same guy who said, and I quote, "EJ Manuel doesn't completely suck dangling donkey balls." He's not infallible.

I wouldn't have thought she was your type.

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