
Mojo44
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2 hours ago, JGMcD2 said:
Of all the QBs that have gotten the “Josh Allen comparison” , I felt like it actually made sense with Drake Maye.
Talent, work ethic, personality… he feels a lot like a poor man’s Josh. If he was in the NFC, I’d root for the kid.Jordan Love also
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The Bengals are what their record says
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Dammit! Come on San Diego!
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That has to be another Tim Settle
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14 minutes ago, SCBills said:
Unrelated, but it’s amazing that the Pope keeps accidentally tagging the New Orleans Saints in these posts…
The replies are as good as you’d expect.
(if you view it in the app, you’ll see the Saints tag)
Easy to say when you’re not a gazillion dollars over the salary cap
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1 minute ago, thenorthremembers said:
Wish I could tell you. Not sure if his left testical hit the ground before his shin, heel or kidney were still in bounds
Spleen was clearly out
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Jim Plunkett.
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1 hour ago, HansLanda said:
if you mute him and sync the interview to the dark side of the moon album, your head will explode.
Now you tell me. You should see the mess I have to clean up.
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If you play McD’s presser backwards it turns out that Paul isn’t dead after all
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4 minutes ago, co_springs_billsfan said:
I think it's a baking reference, his yeast intake has been climbing
So has his BMI
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I very much prefer watching the games alone. I am also very fortunate that I can do this for pretty much every game. It’s interesting to see how many other posters also like to watch games by themselves. I might not have predicted that. But then again, I totally get it.
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On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:
non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time
On 9/16/2024 at 11:33 AM, HansLanda said:non weight-bearing bone, Travis Henry played with one. Not a Milano injury at all.
Technically true. But if you research it a little more you will find that, depending upon the severity of the break, he could still be out for a long time.
Sorry for the multiple posts. My phone was telling me it wasn’t posted. Then I checked and saw that it was, many times. Whoops.😀
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On 9/7/2024 at 7:56 PM, TrentEdwardsCheckDownOn4th said:
What makes us think McDermott will be the first coach to ever break this trend ? Players get tired of the same message year in and year out if it's not producing championships.
Respectfully, if you believe this tiny little bit of data has any predictive value whatsoever, well, you don’t seem to know how these things work.
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Is everybody happy!
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1 hour ago, Lost said:
Ah yes, the coveted college degree. Answer to all life's problems and the gateway to utopia.
Actuarial data from The Association of Land Grant & Public Universities finds that those with a bachelors degree earn 86% more than those with a HS diploma. The Bureau of Labor Statistics finds that, on average, you earn 25 thousand more a year compared to a HS diploma. It should be coveted.
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1 minute ago, PromoTheRobot said:
Is that in the rulebook or are you guessing? Why is a toe inbounds good but a heel isn't?
When a toe is inbounds that pretty much means the whole foot is inbounds!
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3 minutes ago, Warcodered said:
So wait now he's resisting arrest, because yeah obviously you can't do that. Obviously you can't just drive off, and you can't stop them from giving you the ticket, and depending on whatever the laws are of the state you have to provide them with whatever information they are due.
It’s really not that difficult. Hill was escalating and, as far as law-enforcement knew, he was a notch away from some kind of aggressive physical confrontation. This is just part of their training. Perhaps using the term “rude“ is misleading. It was aggressive language that could lead to aggressive behavior. Much better to descalate the language than have to deal with the behavior. It’s just cops doing their job!
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Just now, Warcodered said:
Like WTF does this even mean and how was he doing it while getting pulled over for speeding.
Hill's an ####### and depending on how much he was speeding I could definitely see some reckless endangerment maybe applying, but the Police can't just arrest you because you're an ####### to them, it's stupid to do it but you can be rude it's within your rights.
Here is WTF. In the context of actually being arrested it is resisting arrest. Which is a crime by the way. And it is not always within your rights to be rude. There are situations when it is not right or even legal. Respectfully, like many people, I don’t think you have a good grasp on how the constitutional right to free speech works. There are many reasonable limits
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5 minutes ago, klos63 said:
No love lost for Hill or the dolphins, but we still have free speech , how do you get arrested for yelling at a cop? If that's what happened, it's wrong.
Verbally interfering with a law officer while in the line of duty is not constitutionally protected speech.
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46 minutes ago, KingBoots8 said:
It’s not really the start of the season until Jimmy comes in here tooting his Jets horn. Good to see you made it back from your ayahuasca retreat.
Or was it witness protection?
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1 hour ago, mannc said:
IIRC, road teams win close to 50% of the time nowadays. It’s why the old “home field is worth 3 points” adage is no longer true, especially in Vegas.
I’ve heard that too and it just seems to be that way these days. So, if true, the West Coast thing is a thing.
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1 hour ago, Ethan in Cleveland said:
Since 2005 West coast teams playing in EST win rate is 43%.
But what percentage of road teams win no matter where they fly in from? I can’t find it. But you would need to know that before you can make sense of the 43%.
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6 minutes ago, DeltaDigital said:
Just think of it as "the Dolphins NEVER beat the bills"... 1 time in 8 years... pretty much never.
If it’s true that you should never say never about something. Then you should never say never about saying never. But I have to stop there, my brain just shut down.
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2 minutes ago, boyst said:
i haven't added anything to this thread in a while but thankful for everyone keeping this going. it's interesting and fun.
But the horse is definitely on life support!
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2025 NFL Draft thread - Round 1
in The Stadium Wall
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The standard deviation in this thread is very high.