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I'm guessing this is what inspired that one poster to create the "Would you give Josh Allen $40M today" thread?

It already aired earlier this year, featured the Eagles.

Better delete this post fast, we don't want other GM's seeing this!

So few understand this.

The scaling of contact rates with population density for infectious diseases is not linear.

You just admitted she doesn't do anything with regard to football decisions. So beyond the rallying cry of "She owns the team!" and "sexism" feel free to point out her accomplishments after 4 years at the helm combined between 2 franchises -- but I won't hold any grudges if you don't want to do all that typing.

It has absolutely nothing to do with sexism and everything to do with having experience. I would be saying the same thing if her husband was in the position. Just because you are rich enough to buy a Ferrari doesn't make it a smart idea to rebuild the engine yourself. You hire qualified, capable people with experience for that. The Pegulas have owned the Sabres longer than the Bills and the team has been a trainwreck under their stewardship -- now going on year 6 of wasting the talents of a superstar player. Kim has turned their front office into a laughing-stock revolving door of hires and fires making it almost impossible to attract any outside, experienced executive talent that wants to work under her (hence the latest internal hire at GM). Of course, this was already pointed out earlier in the thread and dismissed with a "So??" which leads me to believe you don't want to hear about her failures, and in absence of any real accomplishments will fall back on this "sexist" nonsense.

I love what the Pegulas have done in the area, but Kim has no business being President of either team. That may sound harsh, but it's true.

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/29576838/sources-more-st-louis-cardinals-test-positive-coronavirus St. Louis games postponed. Double-header games will now be only 7 innings long.

They just cancelled their opener. Not good.

This is a fallacy and it is probably the greatest contributor to fans undervaluing draft picks. There isn't a separate chart for teams that you perceive to draft poorly. A $100 bill is worth $100 regardless if you invest it in your retirement fund or flush it down the toilet.

You think they traded two 1st round picks for a 2-year rental?

2 second round picks+ for a safety in the last year of his contract would still be absurd. Especially one that was asking to be the highest paid player on the team (more than Mosley's $17M/yr). Try negotiating that next contract after all the leverage he has now.

WTF Seattle. Seriously. You gave them a king's ransom for a guy that was a problem for them. WTF.

I forgot Whaley drafted Cardale Jones. Yikes.

Don't you have better things to do? Like maybe burn down a 5G tower?

I still remember those matches against Fred Shula's squad.

Right now, they're both running QB's.

Deadline is fluid year to year -- this year was 4/27. And yes, they are notorious for signing players immediately after the deadline hits.

It's up there with the Sabres' run through the month of November.

They held a lottery and gave teams more lottery balls based on their performance over the past 3-4 seasons. The Penguins wound up with the 1st pick - Crosby.

If you stop weighing yourself you'll stop gaining weight.

No NFL training camps are open yet. Summer workouts not working so well at the college level.

Don't worry about this, I've been assured by posters here that the season is starting on time. Who you going to believe, those wacko physicians and immunologists with their kooky voodoo science?