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Yeah I guess I did get sucked into that one. Snowflake, haha. I have to remember to use that more. It's a beautifully disguised word that achieves it's desired effect.

The only real problem I have with his protest is that it's not a big enough issue to warrant the amount of awareness demanded. Important? Yes. Big enough to offend millions of people to bring awareness? No.

Gabbert is pretty athletic and can run but I understand what you're saying. Similar to Tyrod, Kaep has the skills to overcome his lack of passing ability. While we don't have an excellent pass rush it may not be totally necessary as long as we contain and make him have to throw. My entire game plan would be press coverage so he can't rely on the short passing game - my interior lineman stay home and plug any up the middle QB runs - contain him in the pocket and force him to have to throw intermediate and long routes (don't let Hughes get pushed out wide to leave the outside open for running). If he beats us doing that then so be it.

It's obvious Rex wants to endear himself to the fan base. I'm not sure caring about what we think of him should matter to him - but it clearly does. I think he at least deserves some respect for wanting that.

The suggestion is we do if we give him what would have gone to Gilmore.

Miler is playing well and he deserves a lot of credit. I think what gets overlooked is how very good Wood is. He doesn't get the national attention and gets mildly criticized by Bills fans at times. He may not be dominant but he gets the job done for the most part every year. He's been a solid rock which only helps guys like Miller develop.

Start watching. I promise you they'll win or lose based on how they play.

The point is it's plausible that a team looking to rebuild may not want to pay a receiver 15-17 million per year w/ 50 million guaranteed.

I just can't imagine Thurman is calling plays. Everytime I see him he's like two rows behind Rex and the other coaches.

Are you not entertained?

Yes it has. I agree with an earlier poster that last year he wasn't dominant and got huge money. We forgive him by blaming it on the defensive scheme/play calling/time for plays to get in. Now there's FA's playing better than he did last year. He's not a true professional and I'm worried his problems are larger than his contributions to the team.

What? All you think there is to this is a drug suspension and hamstring injury?

Playing defensive tackle are the most brutal positions in the NFL. It's a mental and physical grind that takes a commitment from both. I'm far from a negative poster and I don't think Dareus will ever play at a pro bowl level again. There has to be a "why?" to play defensive tackle and I think he's lost that.

Or at least the ones he went after.

Russ drafted him for the Jersey sales. We got duped again!

He truly is an idiot.

Ray Ray took his a$$ to Nashville.

I wonder what the restructure of Kaep's contract means in terms of him playing?

It definitely isn't more prevalent - it's been greatly reduced as it becomes more and more unacceptable. The issue is the one's protesting are acting like it's worse now than ever - so when that propaganda is being forced into the conversation it removes hope that resolutions can be achieved. If you think external things won't effect the America way of life 10 fold to race related issues - you just aren't respecting what's happening to the level it deserves.

We talk and talk about racism and while our country becomes unraveled by it - we have terrorists threatening our existence. While we bicker internally over an idiot like Kaepernick - we are in grave risk of leaving our freedom vulnerable to people that absolutely hate us. We're just not smart enough as a country to see that racism will absolutely be our demise because we spend far too much time worrying about it.

I'd rather have a president that might say a crazy thing or two - then one in Hillary that will most definitely make my kids life worse than mine was.

I can't - nevermind, only Trump supporters lie. Wow!

Not so fast. There's never been a democratic candidate more maligned by the black community. I'm pretty sure they don't believe she carries around hot sauce.

I think those adjectives could be flipped. HRC is so justly untrustworthy it's scary. He's a nut - no doubt - but at least there's a few fundamental things I can work with.

Ok - then spend a bit more time going after the ones tilting in her favor.