GoBills808

Gaaaaawd...this is a troll thread bro. OP is here primarily to troll on Allen/Mahomes. It's not forbidden knowledge or anything. I got warning points for arguing with dude after he admitted as much. I disagree w/people on Allen all the time, here and in general, always amicably. That's no big deal. All I'm saying is if you can't see that this is a trolljob you're either riding the short bus or just generally a fan of irrelevant negative takes on Allen...which, again, is your prerogative.

Yeah that guy Bill Simmons (big Pats fan) always talked about him like he was the bad guy in a Bond film

Had the mother of all rainstorms last April, one place on Kauai set the US record for rainfall in a 24 hr period...49.7" in a day, broke some old record rainfall in Texas by half a foot. Houses were swimming out to sea, the ground just turned into liquid

Lol I suggest you’re maybe a little anti Allen and you complain about being attacked? After you called me insufferable? Sure guy.

Too much rain is always bad business trust me

Or maaaaaaaybe you might just have to be a smidge anti-Josh Allen to not see this for what it obviously is...hmmmm

100% trolling. You don't need to be totally pro Josh Allen to see that.

Over 3 inches in an hour is crazy for a city. Very few places can handle that much at once let alone an urban area w/pavement and concrete covering the water table

There are four other Bills fans here on the Big Island that I know of and everybody thinks he's a stud

Peyton Manning player at an elite level his entire career? No nagging injuries? Wha?

Totals are more a record of longevity than anything, unless you think Emmitt Smith is the greatest running back ever. Gross total records and injury history don’t really factor that much to me personally. I think you can absolutely argue that Kelly was a better QB than Elway. Marino not so much.

Probably. But to be fair I think a lot of that would be the ‘field general’ hype around Manning and the questions about Rodgers’ personality quirks. Where the Manning argument gets some cred w me is that we’ve witnessed his whole career, downslide and all, whereas Rodgers is still pretty much in his prime. That’s valid. But wins and such...meh. Leaving aside the fact that one of the knocks against Manning was precisely his ability to win in the postseason, I’d argue he benefitted from better teams/coaching over Rodgers, not to mention the added QB-specific premium playing in a dome affords.

Romo is criminally underrated, yes. Wilson gets listed because of his Super Bowl appearances, but those were due just as much to LoB so they’re clearly weighing his metrics pretty highly, in which case Rodgers should be #1 by a mile. He replaces any of the four. Probably most easily Manning. Wins are listed under the ‘team’ category of statistics. QB stats, like the ones I mentioned, are listed for quarterbacks. There’s a difference.

Wins are a team statistic.

Yes, clearly. He's first in ANY/A (the purest QB metric IMO), first in passer rating, first (this era) in TD%, first in INT%. You can easily argue he's the best QB of all time.

Any list of that doesn't have Rodgers in the top 3 isn't valid imo.

...Earlier Wednesday, the doors were locked at Jordan Baptist Church, a red brick building with a tall white spire. Several school buses sat in the parking lot connected to the church at 5040 W. 87th St. A small fenced playground with a slide and a swingset also sat empty behind the building.... That’s some pretty fancy writing for a HfT article

I have all my people wear safety green/yellow/orange HiVis stuff so I can see them as I reverse over them with the tractor.

Sunday WWC final and Gold Cup final, both US men and women’s teams representing

This kind of stuff is so intriguing to me...I played sports at various levels and I’ve always thought that a significant percentage of guys who keep progressing to the pros and beyond are simply the ones whose bodies are able to stay intact and heal quickly.

She put in a terrible challenge in the first half

Interesting. I’ve done both ACLs left and right, my brother did his right knee, and my mom did hers as well. So I don’t doubt there’s a genetic component. However...I was under the impression that the physical construction of a given person’s knee, specifically the relative width and depth of the intercondylar notch, was most correlated w/ ACL tears, does this gene correspond with shallow and narrow notches?

I think Ertz should have been ejected

Wonder what the insurance claim will total