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Before this tweet he was set to become the highest paid player in NFL history and all the sponsorships and marketing that comes along w that Now he's just going to be the highest paid player Corporate America is what gets you paid for life

Yes but that shoulder injury occured outside the pocket

I got it off 538 but the books have it similarly And fyi Bills are 5-6 ATS for reference the Chiefs, the only AFC team w higher playoff % than the Bills, are 4-6-1 ATS

Bills currently 96% to make the playoffs

This tweet is going to cost him more than any mediocre performance on a given Sunday

Yeah but only one stands to lose tens of millions of dollars over it

How do they calculate man game lost

Very good half from US conceded possession when they wanted to, defended when they had to, looked dangerous going forward 9/10 imo

242 available man games this far right And the fifth healthiest team has lost over 33%? Doesn't add up imo

I imagine it depends on how they want to treat it and what kind of tear

It's a good result for the US

Two road wins in 5 days That's definitely worth celebrating

Lol no

Why does this bother you? It's a good thing.

Best in the league

Almost a third of his production came in one game vs the Steelers. He has not been good.

yes it does lane

Japanese always tough out

Second least favorite

They love Singletary and the feeling is mutual He is always the first guy there picking up whoever's been tackled. Without fail. Coaches love ***** like that

Bryce Brown endzone fumble for touchback

As opposed to McDermott's propensity for unintentional wording?

Sets up for the remainder of crap group stage too Will have to play for draw vs England and hope to beat Iran by more than do Wales Just a bummer of a result to drop those points

It's just different vocab for different sports Unconscious usually when discussing soccer vs football tbh Wales were at least as dangerous second half as we were in the first Their plan was better imo, for all the talk about the new US approach this looked very much like the plucky underdogs not knowing how to handle the big stage but without the grittiness of a Donovan/Dempsey or going back further McBride etc etc

Not outplayed or out talented but out managed Welsh were unlucky to be down a goal at half knowing US had run themselves out, and they would have ended up winners if that game goes on any longer Poorly managed and substituted imo Credit to Wales manager for having a better plan