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Only when alleged conservatives are congregating.

Yea it was a run on. Two different thoughts lumped together. See my other wall of text for proof I can't post from a phone LOL

I have no idea what that is. Also I guess I should've put /s after my second statement. Sorry, poor formatting on my part. Posting from a phone is a pain in the ass.

Any normal, logical person wouldn't automatically assume someone is racist and mysoginistic. It is actually possible to not like someone based on character. It's also possible to not like a politician based on their past record. I'm just curious how her record of locking up non violent drug offenders is going to work in a supposedly "liberal" administration.

Maybe your name should be "irony."

Maybe it was just dumb luck on his part, I was even kind of surprised that not only did he not start a new conflict, but actively attempted to wind down the ones we were in. Obama said he was going to do that for 8 years and it never even came close to happening. It's a shame that domestically, he couldn't find some of that dumb luck. The economy was looking good before COVID but his spending was anything but fiscally conservative. The "wall" at the border was an absolutely trash idea. Tariffs on wood and other goods may not have hurt American businesses but certainly hurt American consumers. The wife and I were looking to build a house (Prefab) and the cost went up nearly 40% since the last time we had gotten a quote. His Presidency was definitely a mixed bag and in the end, he was just a volatile personality. He was so wrapped up in talking ***** he totally whiffed on running on anything positive that happened during his Presidency.

Trump was the first President in 40 years to not start a new conflict with a foreign country. Hopefully Biden can maintain that and we can go 2 in a row. Also, I hope he lives for 4 more years since his running mate wants to start concentration camps for anyone who doesn't think like she does. /s

You ain't moving. The leftists didn't leave either. Trump should've took the wall money and put it into exit tickets for the left that wanted to leave. 1 way tickets and $5k in unmarked bills. Then he could've secured his 2nd term.

Who's fine with it? Personally I don't think MMA/boxing should exist. It's only legal because they couldn't stop it from happening so at least the guys doing it can be somewhat protected financially etc. In the end it's the participants choice, football, MMA, hockey, whatever.

The biggest issue I can see is that the interior of the defensive line is under preforming. If you remember last year, they went out and got Jordan Phillips, Vincent Taylor etc. to sure up the interior because last year was just as bad at the beginning of the season. Then they let all those guys walk after fixing the problem and we're back to square one, also minus Star to top it off. This scheme absolutely requires dominant front 4 play to function. That's why they drafted Oliver and now Epenesa. So they see the need, but they want to employ former Panthers and it's blowing up in their faces.

The scheme is the same, the players are different. A trade may not fix it but considering the performance of the same scheme the prior two years, I think it's safe to say we have a personnel problem.

I like Samuel on the draw. Wonder how McKenzie would do inside?

Cool now how are they against the run? Oh that's right...

I'm still not sure what your beef is? Got yourself all worked up.

Maybe you didn't mean to quote me? I just literally said there are only opinions of how the team or players are preforming. No one here can call their overall evaluation fact as some posters are attempting to do.

Evaluation of players is rooted in opinion. If it wasn't, there would never be a draft bust. So "watching film" doesn't somehow make an opinion of a player fact unless you are his position coach or coordinator and know the play call and know his exact assignment each and every play.

Kirk Herbstreit is excellent. Wish he called NFL games. The two he did this year were great. I also like Gus Johnson. NFL commentators just aren't as good. Romo and Nantz are the preferred pairing. I don't think anyone else is even close.

All cap issues, draft capital etc aside... I would love to see Quinnen Williams on the line next to Oliver. Really, you could put anyone next to him, he's a monster. Jets are misusing him in a 3-4 and the price is a 2nd rounder (allegedly) for a guy who was 3rd overall in 2019. Rookie deal... help where we need it most...

All I know is that Pats fans have gotten real quiet and I think after that beat down we'll probably hear much less about the Pats from now on.

What do you mean "versus?" Williams in the 1-tech and Oliver in the 3-tech. Oliver will need a 1-tech next to him or he will never be productive.

Washington Warthogs as in the A10 Warthog. Silver Sharktooth helmet with the Olive drab would look good. Appropriate name, not offensive to anyone, perfect for a team based in the military capital of the world.

You do realize that players can rotate in and out right? Teams can run different packages? No? Ok.

In all your years, you've never noticed a running back cut back?

Upside: Long, massive and rangy defender — great arm length, explosiveness, athletic profile and size-speed combination. Can't draw them up too much better for the position. Great athleticism on display at combine shows up on tape too. Natural strength is impressive, and he's got a lot of room to develop and get stronger. Keeps his feet moving and can pivot and change directions with ease. Closes on the ball in a hurry. Will break extremely fast on underneath passes thrown in his area. Watch this film-study play where Edmunds reads the eyes of Miami (Fla.) QB Malik Rosier and breaks on the drag route to break up the pass nicely: https://giphy.com/gifs/ZcbIem1AaGDlSTwCaV Can pinball off blockers and keep his momentum going toward the ball. Squares his shoulders nicely and plays with a downhill thump and purpose. Effective rusher who can scream off the edge, arrive quickly on a green-dog blitz or loop around on stunts. Explosive when working downhill, especially in the run game. Sets a good, hard edge against the run, especially in goal line and short yardage. Tackling is strong, especially for such a young player and particulary in space. Closes nicely from depth and hits his targets. Scrapes down the line, keeps his balance and can shed blocks on the move. Wraps up and closes the deal with his condor wingspan and good burst. Rarely whiffs, and at the very worst he can slow down ballcarriers for others to finish off the play. Has template to be a good coverage player. Rare that a 250-pound player can check backs and tight ends in man coverage, but he can carry them past the second level. Even occasionally matched up with receivers. Has the athleticism to be a Tampa-2 "Mike" and drop into deep zones. Loose hips — can turn and run in a flash. Will read quarterbacks' eyes for tells. Tries to bait them into throwing to his man, knowing he can make up the distance in a jiffy. Highly productive player. Always seems to make 2-3 disruptive plays per game. Clean medical history — no known injuries at Tech. Strong character marks from NFL teams. And he's still not there, yet. What I do find interesting though, is that I have faced considerable criticism for suggesting that the staff start moving him out of the MLB spot and give him opportunities to rush the passer. And that's what our defense needs, right now. After nearly 2 1/2 years he is still struggling to diagnose plays and is not trusting what he sees. No reason not to give the kid a shot at making some plays, build some confidence.

It will be interesting to see what Dabol does with a back like Bell if he signs here. And McDermott will be adding another big personality to the locker room. Trust the Process.