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Like a girl throwing a baseball.

Any of the billions of shows or movies that enforce the ridiculous notion of intelligent interstellar aliens. Don’t get me wrong, sometimes they’re fun to watch. I’m just answering the thread’s question.

I’ll go on record here saying I think the Stroman pickup is a solid one for the Yankees. If I were them I’d be careful with Snell. He’s a great pitcher but really gives me the vibe of a guy who is better off in a smaller market. He walks a lot of guys and gets out of it in SD but with the added stress in NY? Ed Whitson vibes.

Last play in career? Regular season anyway.

IMO and based on what I’ve read in other places MHJ doesn’t always track the ball as well as he should and although that didn’t burn him in college, it may in the NFL. Again, not in any way calling him a bad player or bust, just likely to not live up to his ultra high pick. Im not sure I agree about kicking Fields to the curb. It feels abrupt. The Bears can move down a very small number of spots and pick up an absolute haul. If they can’t make it work with Fields they will have mega ammo to try again in 2025. No way should they stay at 1 and pick anything other than QB though….I agree about that.

Also being gifted a slot in the final four every year is different than being gifted a slot in the final 12.

Ah the legend of MHJ grows. If you’re going to take a receiver over a QB, why not take the one who will be a superior NFL player? Nabers. Lol first MHJ now Andrew Luck. You’re on a “media narrated greatness” roll. Now do Tony Mandarich.

Wait a minute! McD put a TO in his belt with 57 seconds left? How did he do that? Are they like little poker chips?

Another possibility is that you don’t know the rules.

DeMeco Ryans says helllllllloooooooo.

If they decide they want Harrison they aren’t very bright because Nabers is going to be better and might very well be there at 9. I’m not saying Harrison will bust, but there is an opportunity cost embedded in him.

Jerome Baker’s Mom has become my least hated fish.

Sticking to your guns like this makes me worried that one day you’ll meet a redhead named Ed and I won’t be around to save you.

We’re all right about some things and wrong about others. On balance @Pine Barrens Mafia has a pretty good record, but when it comes to Ed O and serial killing redheads he gets very low grades.

He soft peddles this a bit but if you're good at reading between the lines you know what he really thinks. He's also pretty good at math:

1. correct but the point was he could have held his cards a little closer to his vest. 2. Sorry. Didn’t realize you knew the inner workings and communications between the front offices of all the NFL teams. My bad.

That’s lazy.

Well the “hot seat” is defined by one person…..the team owner…..so if said team owner can convince other owners that either: 1. He is willing to keep Vrabel or 2. More than one team is interested…..creating a supply/demand issue then they might be able to get a little something. I’d imagine your reply to the above might be some sort of caustic dressing down/implication I just don’t understand. Spare me with that if you would and explain what it costs Tennessee do give it a try. All I can see as a possible cost would be a slight delay to their own search for a coach.

Why wouldn’t Tennessee try to trade him? I think they could have pulled that off.

This is like feeling sorry for the Germans after they bombed Pearl Harbor.

That’s very poor use of logic.

Not only replacing him, but replacing him with a sniveling whiny little man who can’t figure out how to use Kyle Pitts or Bijan Robinson. I guess we should get Brandon Staley for DC too.

Perhaps you’re not up to date on the new rules.

Those sound funny but I think the first one was actually from “Stadium Wall Archives”. Do the helmets cause that problem and make it impossible to fix? Maybe a goat ate a baseball creating a curse.

Live look in at @streetkings01 asking if the NFL is rigged: That’s the same “bizarre” play that has resulted in Darnold’s destiny of ping ponging around the league until he retires.