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TheBrownBear

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  1. Assuming he ever plays again, and at his previous level, I'd put Watson at 1C or 2A. Allen has passed him, imo. Also, I'm seeing quite a few people leaving Rodgers off. Did he announce his retirement?
  2. Come on. Burrow and Herbert are on another level from Derek Carr. They are clearly on tier 2, just behind Allen. Dak I agree with. He's got a cupboard full of toys to play with. He should be dominant. He's a tier 3 dude with Carr, Tannehill, Kyler Murray etc. Here's how I see them: Tier 1A: Mahomes and Rodgers Tier 1B: Josh Allen Tier 2A: Herbert and Burrow Tier 2B: Stafford and Jackson Russell Wilson??? Tier 3: Tanny, Murray, Dak, Carr, Cousins Tier 4: Matt Ryan, Mac Jones Tier 5: Lawrence, Hurts Tier 6: journeyman scrubs like Heinicke, Wentz, and raw 1st rounders like Fields and Lance
  3. Yes, but not because of the product, player safety or any of third rail political or social issues that are often brought up. I'm just older and busier with kids/family/work and other hobbies, so I limit my sports intake to Bills games and sports involving my alma mater.
  4. Sorry, I was/am drunk and was just trying to come up with a cocky bastard who never brought home a ring. Feel free to insert whomever you'd prefer to complete the analogy.
  5. I don't mind cocky guys that play the pimp, but you better deliver in the biggest moment. Fine line between Muhammed Ali and the Terrell Owens of the world.
  6. I really didn't care who won, but now that's it's over, I'm glad we won't get 6 months of unbearable Burrow ball washing.
  7. Garbage dude. Doesn't surprise me. So, when are the Chiefs signing him?
  8. Yes. And for most young adults that's the only thing they know that music from. Kind of how Gary Glitter was for us forty something's who grew up in the 80s/90s.
  9. I'm saying they don't move the needle with the under 40 crowd. Hip-hop and pop are kings these days...like it or not.
  10. I love rock music, but it is absolutely dead at this point, unfortunately.
  11. Yeah, I mentioned the generic pop stars too. (Weeknd ain't giving us another House of Balloons anytime soon).
  12. Blows my mind that this Bengals team is going to win a SB. 13 f'ing seconds. Ugh
  13. This is the music I grew up with, but it's just sort of boring now. Just like watching all the other old fart rockers and pop stars they trot out every year. Just typical bland halftime show
  14. Exactly. He might have CTE, but he almost certainly had cocaine psychosis. Read a little bit about David Bowie's Station to Station sessions while he was living in Los Angeles in the 1970s - months long frightening psychotic break due to HEAVY cocaine usage. You don't have to be mentally ill or brain damaged to go off the deep end like that. I've seen friends become severely paranoid from partying that got out of control. There's a reason for that Rick James quote. Why are you threatening this dude (unless it's an inside joke or something)?
  15. Step forward disguised as a step back - much like 1989. I think we are now better equipped to handle being the "hunted", and next year we emerge as a rock solid dominant SB contender behind cheatcode-level play from JA.
  16. Obviously a horrible play, but it was 3rd and 7, so that one yard quick out wasn't going to get it done. They're already down by 14, on the road, midway through the 2nd quarter, backed up against their own endzone and about to punt the ball back to the Rams in good field position. I'm sure he felt it was desperation time. Take the safety and he's thinking we are staring down the barrel at 23-0. I've seen Mahomes and Allen make plays like that. And Murray is still a year behind Allen and two years behind Mahomes as far as experience goes (and even moreso when it comes to the playoffs).
  17. We just gave up 552 yards to the Chiefs in the biggest game of the year. There are no limits to some people's delusions. Note that our performance against KC was the 10th worst in NFL playoff history.
  18. He's officially a + capper (+1.2 to be exact). Most touring pros are in the +6 to +8 range. https://www.ghin.com/golfer-lookup/golfer/53616c7465645f5f3c2126682f49c1aeebde11948b43014a/club/29246
  19. I agree, Muppy. Filippi's is decent pizza. Another mom and pop place I like is Mom & Dom's in Clairemont Mesa. They don't skimp on the ingredients - heavy cheese and sauce - reminds me a bit of Buffalo establishments. And I like the pizza at Buona Forchetta in South Park/Encinitas too. Not Buffalo style, but a nice light thin crust.
  20. I spent a week in TN this summer and I could have sworn that COVID didn't exist. I was there for an event (member/guest at my buddy's country club) and there were zero precautions with anything. No judgement either way, just saying.
  21. I've lived in Buffalo, SF, DC, LA, spent plenty of time in NYC, and now live in San Diego, and the pizza in Buffalo, on the whole, is as good or better than any I've had elsewhere. You can find a good slice in pretty much any major city - well, outside of DC which can't seem to get anything right - but it's much easier to find a good slice in Buffalo, imo. Oh, and thanks to Hapless for ruining my appetite for the day with his Pizza Hut story. I needed to drop a couple of pounds anyway.
  22. It's funny. I'm a big golf fan and I always thought Keith Mitchell was a pretty big guy on Tour, but he looks like a shrimp next to Josh.
  23. Awesome hire. I think we are in good hands with Dorsey/Brady for the time being.
  24. Honestly, that's a pretty nice action there. Keeps the swing on plane. Could use a little deeper hip turn. I'm guessing he plays a little cut and probably hits it a mile. Wonder what his handicap is?
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