FireChan

I think a lot of folks on here think he's nothing special because they're Bills fans. JMO. Same ? I posed to NoSaint. Are there any guys in the top ten of yards/TD's that you wouldn't take on the Bills?

Is there another QB in the top ten of "volume stats" that you wouldn't take on the Bills? If his YPA was higher, he wouldn't be a good QB, he'd be in Aaron Rodgers' company.

VS a guy who can't reach half those numbers for a tenth of the price. Yes. In a heartbeat. I'd sign Tanny at that price and not look back.

If 11th in yards and 12th in TD's is mediocre, please sign me up for mediocre.

You keep saying that. What do you consider an executive order?

In fairness, Martin added/expanded on 30 some tertiary characters with fluff chapters in books 4-5, which doesn't really translate well to screen. Jaime does very little in books 4-5 but he's a lead character. That means they gotta shoehorn his character somewhere. Likewise with Sansa/Olenna. In fact, I don't think Olenna is even in any book past ASOS. Martin's writing/story development suffered as well in these books, IMO. The Oberyn Martell plotline tried too hard to be an echo of the Ned Stark story. Characters like Sansa, Bran got pushed to the wayside when their story arcs ended in 4 chapters, leaving lots of chapters for snooze Mereen politics, and Tyrion walking. AFFC and ADWD were far worse than ASOS, even though I enjoyed them.

Earlier actions are going to paint some of the new ones.

1 more years a slave?

No, it's not. Kraft, from day one, has acted like a petulant child. He demanded an apology the day they announced they were investigating. No rational human acts like that, children who get their back up at the slightest inconvenience act like that.

None of then knew their penalties when they were first investigated. Only Kraft threw a hissy fit early.

Did Cleveland's or Atlanta's owners react like that this year? I love that Kraft is acting like this. He basically forced Goodell to go after him hard by acting like the league owed him, and that he was above the investigation.

This is even worse.

Chris Paul is never gonna get that monkey off his back.

The walk of shame sequence is a great scene. "Real" Cersei scenes have always been a high point for Martin's writing. My favorite still goes to Cersei getting drunk during the siege and telling Sansa about what happens when a city is sacked. The sardonic tone really translated fantastically to screen, which I didn't think possible. Lena Hadley (sic?) is great.

I think you can argue that Seattle felt the loss of Tate quite a bit, if not in terms of numbers, but respect for the passing game.

That Roman is content to have a scapegoat.

You do realize that one day you're just going to disappear, right?

Good thing we got an OC who won't do that.

Who had their WR throw a deep pass? Oh, the genius.

Even if it was the plan, that was then, and this is now. It's like referring to Freddy as our #1 back.

I find it odd that Vic says Cassel was acquired to replace Orton in the vet backup role, when Orton played over 50% of the season as the starter over every other QB.

GB man. Jordy/Cobb > Watkins/Woods.

I love how the justification for these programs are "you can't prove it doesn't help!!!!" What I can't prove could fill several libraries, none of which merit government programs.

Cops operate under transparency. The NSA does not. Cops can get fired if they infringe on someone's rights for poor reasons. Too much power turns a "few bad apples" into something much, much worse.

So, you made a point that I was actively referencing?