Doc Brown

I assume part of her sales pitch will be to elect Democrats across the country so I can implement these horrible policies.

You're putting words in my mouth as I didn't say she had no say in anything. I just don't know if she was the driving force of the administration or Biden just ignored her (pry somewhere in-between). She has no qualifications. As far as letting people suffer for another five months none of her proposals would get by a GOP majority House.

No because it's such an odd government position that none of know how much influence she had in the administration. Vice president is such an odd role. All I know she's farther to the left than Biden so no thanks.

Watched both speeches and they were very good (coming from someone who won't be voting for Harris). The Obama's are clearly the best this party has to offer in terms of charisma and oratory skills. Double edged sword though as now Waltz and Harris will make a speech and show everyone how inferior they are to those two.

She isn't the president. The only power the Vice President has is to break ties in the Senate. It's amazing how easy it is to answer that and it's what the Harris campaign is counting on.

I agree. "My best guess" or "imo" would pry be better than "pry."

Pry the depressing feeling that we're wasting the most physically talented QB to ever play the game of football's career.

FWIW.....

Even if that was the case don't give me the passing the torch nonsense as the motivating factor for his withdrawal. It was based on polling as you pointed out.

The only way people are going to buy the "patching of the torch" is if Joe never seeked re-election in the first place. It just rings hollow imo.

Great. Maybe I can play slot the first eight games. We don't have the luxury of getting him right.

Isabella will pry be the slot guy if Samuel is out. Expect a lot of 12 personnel.

Who's going to play him in Invincible 2?

He was a 22 year old that wanted to make an NFL roster hoping the accusations wouldn't be made public.

"If it ain't broke don't fix it." Sadly, Brandon Beane had never heard that quote.

Here's what he said on a podcast in late July. Odds are we're not his ideal landing place. "Right now, I think it's going to depend on situation," Tannehill said. "At this point, I've been blessed to play 12 years and be where I'm at, so I'm not just going to continue to add years to add years. I want to be in a situation that I feel really good about. I'm not ruling anything out, but it's going to have to be the right situation for me and my family." "Nothing really felt right through free agency," Tannehill added. "And through that, I had a lot of peace with it, that nothing outstanding jumped up and I just said, hey, I'll take a step back and if something comes up down the road, whether that's training camp — maybe a guy goes down on a team and gives me a call, you never know what's going to happen."

This is somehow a sneaky anti McDermott thread and I'm still trying to figure out how.

I have no flippin clue. I just miss the good old days where we just had Diggs, Brown, and Beasley in their defined 11 personnel roles with Davis rotating in and out. So much simpler.

We got hit hardest at first and now are the lowest. It's the curse and benefit of being the world's currency reserve.

Tannehill pry wants either a lot of money to be a backup and/or a place where he has a chance to start. The Bills can't provide either of those things.

We were having this same conversation with Kyle Allen last year and they kept him. Hell, if I remember correctly Case Keenum didn't look good in the preseason and we kept him. Unless the knee injury is serious I don't see them trying to upgrade.

Nah. Just have Josh run it.

Time to mix him more with the first team. A 65 to 35% snap count between him and Cook would be ideal.

For those who attended training camp......was he this bad in training camp?

Cancel the game. Knowing our luck a lightning bolt will strike Allen.