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Not trying to be pedantic but both of these common views are myths. Searing does not lock juices in. Flipping multiple times does not dry out steak. Sous vide is an idiot proof method of cooking a steak perfectly from edge to edge for even doneness but if I had to replicate the same results without the water bath, I would got a cast iron crazy hot, vigorously salt and dry my steak, then throw in the pan flipping every 30 seconds. Thats how I finish my water bath steaks as well. Toss some grapeseed oil in an already preheated cast iron, toss in meat, toss in a big pat of butter some rosemary and garlic, flip and baste every 20-30 seconds until you've got a perfect crust. Don't take my word for it. Better explanation in the link below. https://www.seriouseats.com/2013/07/the-food-lab-flip-your-steaks-and-burgers-multiple-times-for-better-results.html https://www.tastingtable.com/cook/national/why-sear-meat-locking-in-juices-food-myths

What should I buy? What do I need that I didn't know existed before right now?

That was one of the more fun game experiences I can barely remember. Everyone at the bar was having tons of fun. The game itself was a farce but still exciting. The Colts had every opportunity to win. Don't care about one call when you're playing against Peterman and Joe Webb.

That's what I was thinking. As a fiduciary for the Wilson estate, as I believe he was, it was his legal responsibility to act in the best interest of the estate. The estate said many times they were selling to the highest bidder.

I assumed Coughlin was going to pull a Pat O'Reilly when he took the Jax job. He couldn't get a coaching job due to age concerns so he takes a GM job and at the first sign of trouble axes Marrone and installs himself as HC and GM.

If the Pats trade Brady to the Bills for any player on our roster, who makes the playoffs in 2020: Pats, Bills, Neither, Both?

Other teams don't post winning seasons when their HoF QB goes down. The Colts went from Super Bowl contender to first overall pick. The Pack miss the playoffs. The Pats with Cassel still manage to win 11 games even after having to re-write the script for a backup. The Pats go 3-1 when Brady is suspended. They shutout a playoff team with their 3rd stringer.

Who is your favorite korean?

Not only is that perverse but your dog has gained like 25 lbs. Do you have any idea how much fat and sugar is in PB? Animal abuse on multiple levels.

Thats fair and makes sense. What doesn't make sense is arguing that "having an Andre, Bruce, Thurman, and Talley isn't even important cause they didn't win the super bowl and some years didn't make the playoffs".

WTF is the matter with these f@#$ing guys?!?!?!?

Slow eyes.

The article cited in the OP is objectively stupid. If the choice is to have give Allen an AB, Hopkins, or OBJ vs not, all other things equal, I'm strongly in the camp that you give your QB a true #1 WR. I don't even see how that's debatable. The real question is one of resource allocation. Is a true #1 WR the best option given the money they command? Is WR by committee a better option? Debatable. For his progression, I would love it if Allen had a Deandre Hopkins type target who is open even when he's covered for a year or two while he learns the game. While we didn't land a true number one we at least added another true deep threat and a real Edelmand/Welker style slot receiver. Foster and Brown can take the top off and keep safeties honest giving opportunities for Beasely, Zay, and our run game.

Its your opinion that #1 WR is underlighting or a fancy decal on a car and I think it improves performance. Its ok, we don't have to agree. You said something flippant and I don't feel like engaging you for 4 hours while you try to justify it since we both know you're not going to drop it or walk it back.

Lets not move the goal posts and change the question entirely.

The same logic could be used to diminish the impact of every position in football except for maybe QB. Even HoF QBs aren't going to the playoffs every year. You can say no position particularly matters in football outside of QB but I maintain we have a better chance of winning with good or even great LTs, DEs, WRs, CBs, RBs, LBs despite what the "logic" here might dictate.

They are better with them. Do you think the Giants would have been better last year without OBJ or the Falcons better without Julio?

The margin between 10-6 and 6-10 is so slim. There is zero momentum season to season. Every other team in the league has promising rookies and second year guys poised to make the leap. I'm optimistic but I do not see 10 wins unless everything bounces right.

Its asinine to make diminish the impact of OBJ, AB, Julio, AJ Green based on playoff appearances.

The winning-est QB of all time wears Uggs and got a face lift this offseason. Maybe this is a good thing?

You procreated? My general feelings of terror for the future are slowly being overcome by my shock that one, you found a willing partner and two, managed to fight off an ear biting window licking spasm long enough to complete the deed. It seems I have slightly underestimated you.

Pretty sure that was @Royale with Cheese. I stand corrected. Women, even morbidly obese women, simply lack the mass to stand up to the punches in a fight with an adult man.

I was at my grandmas house one cold winter morn when I "met" Corey McIntyre whose exposed genitals were firmly pressed against the picture window in the living room.

Our only Pro Bowler years 2001-2012 and perennial leader in yardage is hardly obscure. Moorman was a f@#4ing star!!

A guy who cannot spell his own chosen username correctly should be grateful for any attention he gets. Glad you see it that way too.