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Golden*Wheels

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    So to answer the OP's question, I give Peterman all the reps with the ones this week and I play him for the first quarter and maybe start the second quarter against the Lions. If he starts week one against the Jets its his job to lose. If he goes out and gets a win and the offence looks good, I'm starting him week 2. Tell the media and fans you do not want to rush TT back. If he goes in and beats the panthers guess what??? He is the hot hand and now its onto Denver with him.

     

    I don't buy into you shouldn't lose your job to injury. If this kid steps up and is balling you play him. If he struggles, TT slides right back into the starting spot.

     

    I pretty much agree with this as well. Concussions are easy to "stretch out" medically because few will ever kill a team for playing it safe with someone's brain. I don't think the above is the most likely scenario but it is totally plausible.

  2. La Confora was just on WFAN, I tried to type his quotes as close to being quotes as I could.

     

    Look Mcdermott is the new sherriff in town, he is sick of some of the factions and cliques and infighting going on there.

     

    You look at some of Doug Whaley guys who could do no wrong. Doug Whaley reached and empowered the player (Sammy) because of that. He drafted a hurt player who stayed hurt who will want a ton of money next year, and had been a divisive player from a personnel standpoint.

     

    The Bills are reshaping themselves and getting some controversial figures out of the mix.

  3. As a Yanks fan, it feels obnoxious to complain. While It hasn't been great the last few years, but I feel like they are headed in the right direction. I worry a little bit for the mets though. All that pitching, you should be 60 wins already.

    An obnoxious Yankee fan? Never heard of any such thing! What a shock! :nana:

     

    Anyway, loved Mike and the Mad Dog, like Mike on his own. As long as he's not pontificating on horse racing, movies, or politics. In which case, *click*. Listening to him DOG the Jets, then claim over and over he's NOT dogging the Jets, is always fun.

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    You should try NJ on for size. Thinking of moving to NY for LOWER taxes.

    The mind boggles!

     

    If the hedge fund guys up and finally leave CT it's going to end up looking like a rural version of Raqqa. The state has often been floated almost completely by big companies and a few big earners. Many companies got out or want out. I assume the big earners will find greener pastures too, as the taxes get worse, and worse, and worse....

  5. Thanks Illinois and Puerto Rico. We're not the worst! We're not the worst!

     

    Connecticut is a great place to be right now if you load moving vans for a living. We'll catch up to Illinois soon, I'm sure.

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    I would. The Bill of Rights is meaningless unless it applies to everyone, whether good or bad.

     

    As Ben Franklin once famously wrote, "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."

    That.

     

    Though in an odd way we're almost there in bizarro world....since they surveil whoever the f they want anyway it seems, one could argue it is being ignored in everyone's case! FAIRNESS! :lol:

  7. http://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/05/25/530051807/4th-circuit-court-ruling-keeps-trumps-travel-ban-on-hold

     

    4th circuit court of appeals upheld the block on Trump's travel ban in a 10-3 decision. They used basically the same reasoning as the 9th circuit did, that Trump and his surrogates were very up front about the true intended purpose of the ban, and that there was no evidence to suggest immigrants from the chosen countries were an undue danger to national security.

     

    Might end up going to the Supreme Court. We will see.

    It's an interesting situation. An order which seems completely legal in it's final form being undone by previously stated illegal motives.

  8. So many division games at the end of the season could either be a blessing or a curse. Judging by the last 20+ years....

     

     

    And I used to complain about not getting primetime games but...F primetime games. I can't stand being that pissed of at 11:30, it makes for an angry sleep.

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    this makes zero sense.

     

    Nah, it makes sense.

    Golden Wheels- why are you on this site. Red Sox fan??? Please. I bet your Billie B's spy. He has one on every other team site. Boy I do not like N.E..

    Because it's a football site and I'm a Bills fan.

     

    If I had Billie B spy money I'd wouldn't be sitting here in this cheap suit.

    I can vouch for him. Aside from the Red Sox part, anyway.....

    holy

     

    moly

     

    What's up man!

  10. Following the $$ is always a good move. But things like FB are a shotgun approach with anyone, anywhere following the team. It's like asking a thousand girls to sleep with you hoping one says yes. Assuming they owned the board, they had the data for every member. That's much more of a focused targeted list of potential customers, both new and upgrades. The money in this case I suspect was like you mentioned, the cost of running the board and maintaining it and maybe being in some way liable for what happened there. Much cheaper and easier to do it the way they are now.

     

    Well they had email addresses I think, which is good for some marketing, but legally have to have opt outs. But I don't recall ever giving them any more of my info, maybe my state? The Bills Store customer info was more comprehensive than that.

     

    While you're right Facebook is scattershot, all ads kind of are, and if they are the only official Bills outlet...I'm not going to UNfollow just because I have to slide past some ads now and then. Whereas with email ads I can just opt out once and be done. A

     

    I think it's probably a bit of everything honestly. They can market on Facebook, and not have to deal with the cost and trouble of the board, win win for them I guess.

  11. Sports teams do this. I recall a Bill Buckner day,a Scott Norwood day. As well as the Bart Starr,and countless other "winners" day. Without yesterday,how does one make tomorrow? Its a good thing to embrace one's past. And good food. No harm,No foul

     

    I wasn't questioning whether sports teams did this, and I don't have a problem with it (As a Sox fan I have to point out Buckner came back to the Sox in 90 as a player, but got to throw the first pitch only AFTER the Sox had already won 2 championships!).

     

    What I really doubt is that there is some real value or historical lesson to be had for the players today, from learning the old culture or relating to it that will help them change or understand anything they do today. That seemed to be your line of thinking and I can't agree with that.

     

    But again, I am fine with this. It's a nice thing to do, and it's good PR. I just think it has absolutely 0 to do with anything that will happen on the field next season. It's fluff.

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