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Brandon Marshall, Terrell Owens and Randy Moss are good case studies of WRs who have played under different QBs of varying quality

Jay Z. Reparations will follow

Dick Stockton Dick Enberg Brent Musberger Madden and Summerall Charlie Jones Bob Trumpy gimme old school

that link was a great and thought provoking read. I'm expecting football to be played in front of little or no fans to start the season. TV money is better than no money at all. Death is inevitable but societal shut down is not. A pandemic is one thing but a great depression as a man made response is stupid. The majority of deaths are among residents and workers in eldercare facilities. This is where the lockdown should occur. We have had better promotion of social distancing today than in past pandemics.

I find it very show bizzy that he lives in Santa Barbara

straight out of Tiger King

He'll look like the jolly green giant in Jets gear

The NFL without fans is vulnerable Now is the time to strike

Diggs will enable us to score quickly instead of slogging through a long drive. I think he'll get the targets he's seeking. It's very astute of Beane to bring in someone like Diggs instead of hoping a rookie WR fulfills his promise given where Allen is in his development. We don't have forever. If Diggs and Allen get in sync it could be magical

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8341291/Unnamed-NFL-player-sues-United-Airlines-woman-sexually-assaulted-harassed-flight.html

saving money on gas playing board games with the kids taking naps during the day

I think this was discussed in the same manner i discuss dating a Victoria's Secret model

just can't imagine Ben playing ten games this year

There was a good discussion on this on Mad Dog. The advocacy can't wait until the HG/GM level. They need to increase the pool of minority candidates in the entry level ranks. Another challenge is the skewing of new hires to offensive coaches for which minority candidates are under represented. https://www.thebiglead.com/posts/nfl-coaching-changes-have-been-offensive-and-we-are-at-a-crossroads-01dxm4rf5jyh

I don't think Jordan was fun to be around. I do think he was all powerful and ruled by fear. I think he was more powerful than his coach, his owner and the commissioner. Not only was he bigger than the sport, during his reign he was the sport. His ridicule of his GM would have gotten any other player fired or traded. The other Bulls teammates were carefully chosen so as not to overshadow him or threaten him. They were role players. The only one he didn't bully was Rodman who cannot and will not be controlled. But Rodman held himself to the same standard as Jordan because he is internally driven. As long as he delivered on the court his off court life was his own. We may never see a team sport dominated by a sole individual like Jordan again. I personally don't see much of what lessons from this can be translated to the Bills. I think we may have the best coach/GM combo in football and we clearly have a program where if you don't commit, you are sent packing regardless of talent. Maybe Stefon Diggs will be our Michael Jordan.

a trainwreck in motion gathers speed until it runs out of track

this doesn't sound good

the Social Instance

I guess that B word fight went to court. Big drama in this town

some referees wear the mask and others don't for an event without fans it's still holding its atmosphere

was hard to watch that wife beating POS Greg Hardy win his fight. Was hoping he'd get KO'd into the hereafter.

this is the first sports event since the pandemic- rather historic

herring j/k I like pickles and beets

such a great pioneer