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Please. Go through my posting history. I’m accurate on pretty much everything football related I write here. Your rabid Allen takes color your judgement as evidenced above. Our main point of contention is whether Watson should be above or below Matt Ryan and Dak Prescott, and suddenly you accuse me of ‘terrible’ takes and ‘zero ideas’ re: QBs. Ask the guy you think agrees with you in @GunnerBill We might dispute some players here and there but I know what I’m talking about. You, on the other hand, are just embarrassing yourself.

All you’re showing is you can’t read. I haven’t said a single word about Allen in this thread.

Hard to ‘carry your team’ as a quarterback when half the league is throwing more passes than you imo oh wait I’m ‘wrong’ lmfao This isn’t Allen vs Watson. You are projecting

All I hear when Cowherd talked is Michael Scott

Must have missed the ‘I don’t have a great coach’ Tier 1 caveat

I see zero justification for putting Watson over guys like Ryan and Prescott. And I'm not that high on Prescott.

Carries his team on his back @ 16th in the league for attempts...

My wife is due in a couple months.

Don't struggle too hard, he already did from 2018 to 2019

I don't think Hawaii County, Hawaii should reopen schools and we've probably done the best job in the country of preventing spread of COVID

‘No reason not to in NY’

their most recent position does not support this

Not anymore they aren’t https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/us/american-academy-pediatrics-school-reopening.amp

I don’t follow football for the ratings. I like watching the Bills.

If folks don’t like the league aligning itself with the players then they shouldn’t watch football.

I mean this season whenever it may be held.

I'll just leave it at the terminology we use informs the dialogue.

And below that bottom line is another line upon which a league comprised primarily of black men has unsurprisingly decided to accommodate issues that resonate with a majority of its player pool.

I don't know which I care less about- those for whom the names or initials of folk killed by police being on NFL helmets is a trigger, the NFL coffers, or Jason Witten and Payton Manning. I meant 'the mob' as opposed to 'public sentiment' or 'popular opinion'.

I do.

It's a very unfortunate turn of phrase that chooses the pejorative to describe what is at its center a civil rights movement.

It needs to be this season.

Please expand on 'them all'

What’s your point?

I suppose he could have been more specific with which ‘causes’ the NFL has historically allowed as part of teams’ uniforms, but his post was correct if vague.