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Not acceptable imo apparently there's disagreement

ok

Why stop there? Let’s kill jaywalkers and people who don’t return shopping carts too.

You think the police should be able to shoot someone because they can't run faster than him?

Reentering a vehicle isn’t usually punishable by death.

Resisting arrest is either a misdemeanor or felony punishable by up to 3 years in jail or $10,000

Right, because there’s definitely no precedent for the police killing a black guy in custody.

Good luck. I'm staying away from divisional games wk1...strictly playing the under on this one

Germans can do that to you as evidenced WC Finals semifinal vs Brazil

Poyer looking like he put on some muscle

If you look at Moulds' first three years, it wasn't until year3 that he really came into his own. First two he was still getting his footing in the pros

That loss to Bayern was probably the last straw

I think they signed his initial contract w/expectations of a steady cornerstone piece for a d line they needed to rework...as such overpaid some for stability and familiarity. But it worked out as defense has flourished. They'll probably move on from him sooner rather than later but I watched a bunch of Lotulelei tape last year and for what they needed, he brought. Worked out for both sides.

Yes but when they restructured his deal it was pretty much assumed it was with the intent of being able to get out after the next season...the opt out was what pushed that forward one more year.

I don't believe opting out would be an issue in a normal season. I'm assuming that's what you meant when you said 'another 3 years @ $19M'

His point (I believe) is simply saying 'Florida did better than New York' using one single statistic, and without any meaningful context as to why one state might suffer different COVID outcomes than another, is in itself a political statement.

If they predicted COVID then good for them.

Exactly...it’s too far off to project. I’m just generally opposed to spending money on RBs when it’s such a readily available position to draft, productivity-wise.

Beane saw Hurney pay two RBs in Stewart and Williams, and only some home run draft classes were able to overcome that mistake.

Or they pulled the guard.

I think Singletary has a good shot at solidifying a full time RB1 role. I have my doubts about Moss. I don’t really think either will get a big second contract with the Bills.

In keeping w the space theme

Yes same w Tomlin

I think they’re bringing him along slowly but I only hear positives...imo they’re hoping he replaces Hughes

Was about to say, it looks like they don't need him after all lmfao