Steve Billieve

It's bad on purpose to make you click.

None of these seem like surprises except Milano. I'll go with Josh Allen. You can't win in the NFL if you turn the ball over.

I'm just going to go crazy and say Steve Tasker since no one has

How is this even a question?

Which was roughly around the time we stopped letting him kick at all

Should have cut bait half way through last season. Inexcusable they haven't at least brought in some decent competition.

You owe an apology to your mother in law, probably a gift basket too

SLOW

Try as he might, Benford can't stop family members from using ranch on their wings. The manners !!

The great American chess play Paul Morphy

Absolutely, that was my prior point in many ways. Also, not an accountant, but folks, if you win more than 5k report! It's a very easy audit.

I mean sure, but no one expects you to. It's like how you were supposed to reports sales tax for online purchases before they made it law. Obviously not a single person did, and no one expected you to.

There's a threshold for reporting to IRS, so below 5k, for the most part, doesn't get reported. So in law, sure, in practice, no. I also think there's a $400 threshold were income isn't taxable, not sure exactly.

No, I believe it requires a cash out positive. So obviously this doesn't really affect too many people. But the gov is absolutely cashing in on those long tail winners.

Heavily so, it's independent of income level as well. Government pretty much takes half

I once watched a woman at the checkout counter dispatch items like milk to buy more lottery tickets. She spent around $200 on tickets. Obviously it's horrible and gut wrenching, and obviously it's addictive. I'm sure it's perniciousness does nothing to help. But however you feel about it gambling addition is and will always be a thing. Sports betting is here to stay. Regardless of whether the NFL profits from it, everyone else has their hands out, and for the most part the public embraces its legalization. Every single NFL player is making life changing money. Family changing money. Stars are now likely to become billionaires. The idea that players may throw games for bribes is ludicrous. For stars there's not enough money even on the table to make it worth it. And for scrubs, they see far too few opportunities for anyone to target them for a payout, and far too much risk of ending their careers were they to accept. I don't see much risk to the integrity of the game. Every year replay reduces the influence of refs. The ship has sort of sailed culturally, politicians want the revenue stream and the public's moral objection has significantly faded.

Had many family get togethers over the years so I'm not sure why this one immediately came to mind. Anyways, we had a black out on tv and we all got together to listen to the game on the radio when I was a kid. I'm not sure why it was so enjoyable, maybe we were all just focused a little more on each other and less on the game. In some ways it was more exciting, you never really knew exactly what was happening, so at any moment a big catch could be a td or not, on tv you would probably know, but listening . . .

I've often thought of you as a critical poster, but I think you may have just made the most delusional comment on this boards prowess since its inception.

pipe down or you'll ruin it for everyone

Obviously they're highly valued, but I think the idea is that a major shift in philosophy about the position is taking place

I wholeheartedly agree. Just watching that recent Allen clip of mostly touchdowns, I mean he's throwing to everyone. How many wr has this board been high on that were mid at best? Every two years there's another future superstar WR that we absolutely must re-sign only for them to be average at best.

We haven't had a qb good/long enough to really consider besides Allen. Plus we know he would probably have like 20 carries a game if he was calling the plays.

Incredible the number of different players he's thrown tds to.

Did someone say comp picks?

Gonna need some more colors