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I agree with most of this

I suppose one could argue that the Dutch gilder in the 16th and 17th centuries, and maybe even the Spanish escudo for awhile, were international currencies....but global integration and trade doesn't really begin until the industrial revolution.

Historically, the two currencies that have achieved global reserve status are the pound and dollar. Britain was the dominant economic and military power until the US took that role after WWII. The only country that might meet the requirements in the future is China, but we're still a ways off from any change....

I have to give you credit for helping me work out some of the issues in those old debates, because it eventually led to publishing a book--thanks. As for Krugman, I only focused on his point explaining what was happening to the yield curve, don't lump me in with his other predictions....he is too much influenced by TDS for sure... Get off of my lawn too!!!

Or, if you were reading any of my posts on deficits....? Btw, despite his hatred of Trump, Krugman wasn't really off on the bond market discussion. Manufacturing experienced a downtown for most of this year due to the trade war; and RGDP also fell back to 2%. The service economy, consumer and government spending drove most of the positive growth. Given these issues, the FED reversed its policy which eliminated the inverted yield curve. People have been posting these kinds of things for as long as I've been here, which is from the start of TBD and PPP...

Interesting about Shaq injury...I thought it looked like he did something when he was about to celebrate (I believe) a TFL against the Pats. He was starting to do his muscle dance or whatever, then you could see him favor his leg. At this point, I can't remember which one, maybe the left...? Anyone else recall seeing that?

I hope they try long bombs at least a dozen times; get that shite down!

It was not meant as a comment against passing yards. Just pointing out having a prolific passing game isn’t necessary for winning it all. Ask the Rams. However, Give allen a true #1 and I’m sure he’ll hit some 300 yard games and make people happy....

Fwiw, the top 5 QBs, by total passing yards, are not in the playoffs.

I wonder if the beliefs about Ford playing RT are simply a case of seeing a couple bad plays and thinking he sucks..?

Yes, I made the same point in some other posts. They played the #1 D, on their turf, and the Pats needed the win to secure a bye, so it was a playoff level game. As Allen noted, he has been nervy at the start of some big games, so the experience will only make him better. There is a lot of football left for the Bills, and they just might get another shot at the champs come January...

He's built more like a LDE, but seems to rush better from the right, which he played in college. I'd definitely re-sign him to play LDE and cut Murphy. Btw, Shaq and Phillips have the most QB hits for the Bills, and it's not even close.

Good thing I checked the new posts, as I was almost about to post something similar... Btw, the other thing that is starting to happen is the grooming of replacements. For example, I won't be surprised to see Jaquan Johnson become a starter at S in 2021. Then there's Vosean Joseph and Dodson at LB. After the 2020 draft, the Bills should be a very good place going forward.

Sorry, but they won't pay Milano, Poyer, or Hyde $10 mil or more. Allen and Edmunds won't see contract extensions until 2022.

Yes, many Bills fans would be calling for Gilmore to be benched or traded after he gave up that TD to Smoke..

Murphy should be gone next year...

They do it all the time. And, play action is not effective if you don't actually run the ball. I think one of the problems is that Allen doesn't do a very convincing fake, unlike Brady. Man, some of those were difficult to tell who had the ball.

That's what I was thinking when I read the title, the TWO times Ed took Brady to the ground!

Only KC scored more than the Bills against the Pats in their house. Yeah, would've been nice to get that last one...

Yeah, this is a bizarro world tweet

Some people grind the ax, others can't see the forest for the trees, and others are just angry about the loss. I recall how some people would go off on Gilmore when he occasionally gave up a TD, as if one bad play defined his entire play. Happens all the time here.

That's probably why Daboll called so many runs early on. He has seemed nervous to start some of the bigger games. He should be fine when he beats them in January...

Or nerves? He had a couple early throws where either his feet were misaligned or he was on his back foot, then seemed to settle down. On another note, I don't know if anyone commented elsewhere, but on his overthrow to Brown down the middle, they showed the replay with isolation on Smoke and he did some kind of stutter then kicked it into gear when he realized the ball was coming. I'm not sure he was the primary on that one and he certainly didn't act like it. Made me realize all so-called "bad" throws aren't all on Josh.

Only one team scored more points than the Bills did At New England, the Chiefs at 23.