CommonCents

I don't feel like Karlos is long for the NFL.

"The divide that exists is not between rascists, ethnicities and religions it is between the people who recognize the common humanity of all people and who are willing to build institutions that promote that common humanity and those who do not." "All of us, I think have to step back and reflect on what we are doing to eliminate this kind of chronic violence." LOL who said that...

Arian Foster. Let's go baby.

Beers all around!! Finally it's over!! Jimmy G. wont be getting that ball out in 2 seconds flat. Get your **** together Rex and let's do something this year.

At some point the threat will superceed politics and we will accept that what we are doing is not working, orrr we will stay the course and accept this as the new norm and just hope we aren't in the wrong place at the wrong time. The zombies aren't doing themselves any favors, the attacks keep getting more frequent and bigger body counts, we can only hope that unifies good against evil and our approach is changed.

Sorry, a friend sent it over to me and I thought it was something that was worth sharing. After all these attacks with ever increasing body counts people can easily become desensitized and conditioned as this is quickly becoming the norm.

Hurns shouldn't count he was UDFA lol. The Most alarming example too me is what happened in NY. Fitz threw too Marshall and Decker for over 2,500 yards and 26 touchdowns.

http://heatst.com/uk/exclusive-france-suppressed-news-of-gruesome-torture-at-bataclan-massacre/ Not sure if anyone has come across anything similar but this is gruesome if true and something that should not be withheld from public eye.

You nailed Woman's tennis. It is a far better watch than the men's game. The men are too strong and the game is really predictable point-set-match. The woman's game is much more fun to watch. I'm a Kerber fan.

Does any of that money carry over if we don't spend it?

Well here is the Muslim part...https://mobile.twitter.com/Lauren_Southern?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Good for him, I'm a fan of anyone that sends the Patriots home in the playoffs.

Death toll currently at 73 https://mobile.twitter.com/Conflicts?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor Not good. This will give more brainwashed zombies ideas on how to go about their antics. This will quickly turn political and the left won't have any answers for this one. The gun didn't do it.

Yeah I'm sure it's a lonely world and if they are willing to pay for positional coaches throughout the roster why not cater to a very important piece in the FG kicker? I don't understand it. The results speak for themselves, Tucker is "legs" above the majority of NFL kickers.

Every time I hear that name I wonder if Tucker is that good or if having a kicking coach helps him shine that much more. Why haven't more teams explored that option especially with the longer extra point try? Blows my mind. The highest scorer is the kicker! Get him his own damn coach!

Looks like some sort of attack in France. A truck was used to smash through a barricade and they are talking 30 dead or more. Apparently it ended it a shootout.

ESPN is airing Obama's town hall speech or whatever it is that he is doing tonight. Not sure why they choose to keep getting involved in politics in the face of dropping ratings.

Even Ty Law agrees with this one, I don't remember many opposing players torching the refs after a beneficial call for his team.

This team just makes yah give up hope. Sunny side up....at least he didn't beat someone with a baby like the woman directly below this article.

Cousins could be a nice find too, playing in the NFC east aka the Walmart of cornerbacks.

Can't go wrong either way. I'd take BB because he has been around for what Walsh invented and seen the league adapt to the new contact rules which revolutionized offenses. BB's knowledge of the game and attention to detail is second too none. I despise the man but if he was here in Buffalo for the last 15 or so years I'm sure I'd feel differently.

And if I had too pick one of those 3 I'd take BB every time.

That's my thinking, if they brought in a stud corner this year he would be a lot better of than some rookie who is flying by the seat of his pants next year. It's forward thinking, something this organization should put more stock into!

If they let Gilmore walk we are going to be wondering why we didn't draft Alexander out of Clemson this year. It would make sense to have a talented rookie groomed for a year instead of hoping a cornerback comes here and plays lights out year 1.

Career record without Brady is sub .500, I don't agree that they aren't talented enough to win the division even without Brady. If Lewis and Edelman come back healthy that will give them an abundance of options. You may not like them, but all those options play above their talent level because of rub routes, scheme and the NFL rules on defensive contact. Every snap they let 4 or 5 little rabbits out of a hat and one of them is bound to be open for a short pass and some YAC. They also acquired Bennet who gives them a nice two TE set to soften the blow with Jimmy G. operating in the redzone. Their defense has enough talent and should be good at stopping the run which will help them in divisional games. Collins, Hightower, McCourty, Butler are all above average players. Malcolm Brown was coming into his own as a rookie at the end of last year as well. Their weakness will probably be their pass rush but outside of Arizona none of the other 3 teams will beat them through the air. The Bills vs. Pats game will be a pick em if both teams are relatively healthy.