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Huge win for progressives!!!
Doc Brown replied to Over 29 years of fanhood's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
That's a good point as men and women have the same average IQ's but but men have a higher variance(more geniuses and morons). There's probably an evolutionary component where there's a greater need for visual-spatial reasoning in males. Still though, I'd think there'd have to be an exception or two to the rule and that there was a female(s) who could compete with the top male chess players. -
Huge win for progressives!!!
Doc Brown replied to Over 29 years of fanhood's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
I didn't even know their were separate men and women leagues. Seems odd since it's a cognitive game that requires no physical requirements except sitting in a chair and having a functioning arm. I'm guessing it's because, like poker, there's just so many more men that are interested in it and play while their wives fetch them a sandwich or beverage. -
The right side of History.
Doc Brown replied to unbillievable's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Hardest one will pry be they paid running backs more than kickers? -
McDermott mentioned something about approaching it like they did the years before last season which is odd because we started the season on fire. Did he blame all the early injuries last year on resting the starters too much in preseason? Have they been pushing them harder in training camp practices compared to last year? Am I reading too much into his comment? I need answers.
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So many good ones..... Call the cops he robbed him blind. Stuuuuuuuuuu Barnes These guys are good. Scary good. Oh brother. We are not worthy. Roll the highlight reel. What a play. Coming to a theatre near you. This series is going back to where Jimmy Haffa is.
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Wow. Heartbreaking. A true broadcasting legend that made an exciting game even more so. So many legendary calls and I'm glad the Sabres honored him last year. RIP and prayers to his friends and family.
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That's not what I meant as the guy was fighting for his life. Ignoring the Covid year, his weight has always fluctuated more than most offensive tackles.
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He's been an above average blocking left tackle who's kept Josh's blind side mostly clean his whole career. He's paid exactly what he's worth. My only concern with him will always be keeping his fat butt in shape.
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Practice Wed 8/16 starting with Dorsey interview
Doc Brown replied to Beck Water's topic in The Stadium Wall
Bills fans getting excited that Isabella will make this team....- 145 replies
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Well, when you whiff as much as the Chiefs did the previous three draft classes (2018-2020) you have to play them. Basham over Humphrey though will always sting.
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Preseason Week 2 - Bills Vs. Steelers, what do you hope to see?
Doc Brown replied to Chaos's topic in The Stadium Wall
I don't think any defense in the league relies on one player as much as the Steelers rely on Watt. Losing him is almost the equivalent of losing your starting quarterback on offense. -
Preseason Week 2 - Bills Vs. Steelers, what do you hope to see?
Doc Brown replied to Chaos's topic in The Stadium Wall
McDermott and Tomlin fist fight. -
I don’t think that was the case but Id have to go back and look at money in versus money out after that passed.
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Anybody that paid federal taxes I believe with the exception of those who relied on SALT deductions. .
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I was more interested in their response but thanks.
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Gazoo Helmets an Option For Players ???????????????
Doc Brown replied to Irv's topic in The Stadium Wall
There's nothing preventing the players from wearing them in games. I'm not sure if that option prevents a possible lawsuit down the road. -
Yeah but Rodgers doesn't have the mobility Allen does (even in his prime). Most seasons in Green Bay he's had a decent offensive line so if the Jets falter that will be the main reason.
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Right and that's why none of them care about any of this. What's that say about our society at large?
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I'd do it for a first round pick and their playbook so he can study it on the plane. Which is why trading Elam is ludicrous (barring an unlikely first round pick offer) when we'd still have him for at least two more years on a cost controlled rookie deal if we do cut bait with Tre.
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Yup. We were up 38-9 with 10 minutes left and Daboll thought it would be cute for Barkley to throw a pass to Beasley instead of running the clock out on a 1st down play. I think it was to get Beasley his first 1,000 yard season. Throw was behind him and Beasley injured his leg. Played hobbled in the playoffs. Thanks Daboll. If Barkley is our backup and Josh goes down for a few games we're screwed with this schedule. You can get away with having a noodle arm against 3rd stringers. I'd say this regime wouldn't let that happen but it's also the same regime who though Nathan Peterman could start to give Allen time to develop based off of a strong preseason.
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He's never been a lead back on his team in college and so far in the pros. His brother is the one that would have to get used to the decreased workload. They'd compliment each other just fine.
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Is the MLB Competition Over Before It Started?
Doc Brown replied to JackKemp's topic in The Stadium Wall
When the Bucs are terrible this year I can't wait for the 250 page trade for Lavonte David thread near the deadline. -
I can help him as much as Moulds can. Catch the goddamn ball. Who said he didn't have it to begin with? The only reason he only had 32 total in college is they wanted him to focus solely on receiver after his rookie year.