dayman

Rubio is hitting Trump hard on the insurance details.

Let me clarify: in a GOP debate you are caught with your pants down as soft on low-wage undocumented Hispanic workers today. You are not effectively bruised in a debate by an attack about hiring some Polish people 38 years ago.

Rubio and Cruz opened by hammering Trump has hard as he has been...and yet Trump arguably won the exchange with both at the same time. This 38 year old Polish worker scandal is weak.

Down to 5 so this should be a little different than what we've had.

Couldn't agree more (but for the Goodwin plug....we should cut him). Hogan is valuable depth for a WR squad that was flashy but glass. Depending on you rating of Robert Woods our top 3 or 4 WRs are objectively injury prone. Ideally Hogan never plays..but if he just want to be in the league and work hard we are a good place for him IMO.

i.e., we conjured 3 or 4 defensive needs out of thin air by hiring Ryan (while somehow not adding anything to offense or special teams either)

Alshon Jeffrey? Probably too expensive but a more durable, larger-sized, more play-making capable WR2 aside Sammy is the final piece (other than a truly locked in QB of course).

Tyrod doesn't even run that much. When he does it's awesome and works well..but it isn't a routine/predictable part of our strategy. Pretty much any QB that isn't a statue (which few are these days) can take the same exact snaps as Tyrod IMO.

It was also never a discrimination incident. It was a stupid incident. But somehow nobody can tell the difference anymore.

IMO presidential candidates going to Scalia's funeral would be a mistake. It would (further) highlight how everyone is looking for the best angle they can take off his fresh corpse...

Everything about this situation proves that America has completely lost its mind.

High time this city cease worshiping the players/teams/memories of years past.

Agreed and we'll be fine. The one "big flash" that would be great is if we could somehow grab Alshon Jeffery ... but that's a pipe dream anyway (Bears will tag or resign him, if not someone else will get him before we will)....but damn to pair him with Sammy would complete the final pieces of our skill players.

Circle the drain.

High paid RBs are a luxury. Usually if you have one (especially if you have a really elite/expensive one) it's b/c you are not burdened by such things as nice lineman, qbs, and other players of exceptional talent. This doesn't mean the team isn't still better off w/ the good RB (to say otherwise assumes the team can simply sign good players off the street).

Mario may have one more 10ish sack season but not more than that (if even that). Rex def. ruined what could have been a great year for our defensive front but it wasn't going to last forever for Mario.

That was actually and unbelievably good attack rant by Christie. Probably the most effective little bit I've heard him do throughout the entire race. EDIT: Jeb has got to love this.

Magnetized coins provided by Clinton, obviously. It's math.

Necessary grab for him but I think the big story will be Rubio and how he surged by stealing Trump votes. Rubio v. Trump probably set to heat up from here on out. I think Cruz will fizzle out just as the primaries meander through states that aren't Iowa.

Trump will paint Rubio as a broke kid in a suit w/ a smile--aka, the picture of a for-sale-politician he would typically buy. Probably won't work either. Rubio is running strong here. Also, Rubio is helping Cruz a lot.

BTW check this it out, I thought it was funnier than it had a right to be:

Everyone will be surprised if Trump loses. On the other hand, I just don't see Bernie's campaign producing at all. It's been a nice little side story for the far left and generated some loud mouth enthusiasts but I don't believe large numbers of people will actually turn out and vote for this guy--even in a primary. It'll be Trump/Clinton. I feel pretty confident in that too. But who knows I suppose it is possible that there's something I'm missing/don't get about the Sanders campaign, but I'm pretty sure the headline is that even most registered democrats won't show up to vote for him.

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap3000000629113/article/rosters-set-for-2016-pro-bowl TEAM RICE Captain: WR Odell Beckham (Giants) Captain: DT Aaron Donald (Rams) 1. QB Eli Manning (Giants) 2. DE Khalil Mack (Raiders) 3. WR Jarvis Landry (Dolphins) 4. QB Derek Carr (Raiders) 5. WR Amari Cooper (Raiders) 6. CB Marcus Peters (Chiefs) 7. RB Adrian Peterson (Vikings) 8. OLB Tamba Hali (Chiefs) 9. DE Everson Griffen (Vikings) 10. CB Vontae Davis (Colts) 11. WR T.Y. Hilton (Colts) TEAM IRVIN Captain: RB Devonta Freeman (Falcons) Captain: DT Geno Atkins (Bengals) 1. QB Russell Wilson (Seahawks) 2. WR Julio Jones (Falcons) 3. CB Richard Sherman (Seahawks) 4. DE Ezekiel Ansah (Lions) 5. DE Michael Bennett (Seahawks) 6. WR A.J. Green (Bengals) 7. WR DeAndre Hopkins (Texans) 8. RB Todd Gurley (Rams) 9. OLB Anthony Barr (Vikings) 10. CB Desmond Trufant (Falcons) 11. WR Allen Robinson (Jaguars) Just bad drafting. Jarvins Landry #3 overall is crazy.

Trump is taking a pounding (but enduring still somehow). O'Reilly just did the most insanely awkward interview ever with him. Pulled the christian-forgiveness card on him while begging for a solid 15 minutes on behalf of Fox for him to show up. Trump refused, and said O'Reilly agreed not to beg him to do it. O'Reilly then said it was true he agreed not to do it, but did it anyway. It was almost like a cheesy WEE event or something. Weird.

Doug Marrone to NE incoming?