Doc Brown

That very well could be but I don't think you get that many mail in votes for Biden if Trump handled the cornavirus messaging better as they seemed to lack a consistent strategy to sell to the public throughout the process. Even though I thought his initial response to the outbreak and the Operation Warp Speed to create the vaccines deserved a lot of praise, there was a lot of mixed messaging during Covid that confused people and he came across to many as lacking empathy (a major reason suburban women showed up in large numbers for Biden compared to Hilary four years earlier).

Very good special teams player who can hopefully take that 4th/5th WR role. Good blocker for a WR so hopefully Gabe won't have to play 90% plus percent of snaps again.

There’s a racial component to this imo with Hurts ahead of Burrow and Allen. Voted by the players who are predominantly black. Especially considering the history of how society viewed black qb’s that’s changed for the better the last twenty years or so.

Hurts shouldn’t be ahead of Burrow or Allen.

They trusted him enough in the playoffs though and J just assumed based off his good play he’d be the shoo in cb2 this year. It’s perplexing.

I really don't see any surprise cuts coming. If there was I'd go with Sherfield or Shakir.

My concern with Elam is the fact that McDermott usually does start his first round rookies their rookie season. The fact that he was benched for the corpse of Xavier Rhodes against the Pats last year was concerning. The fact that a fifth round rookie the same year split time with him last year is concerning. That he's not the clear cut starting CB opposite Tre White going into this year is concerning. If you can't tell I'm concerned.

He didn't rank them.

The backup situation is so bad Ken Dorsey was seen taking snaps.

He scored a 13 on the Wonderlic so that wristband might be going back on real quick.

No. Trump knows the WNBA isn't profitable and soccer is un-American.

Correct. He's making a great investment. There's a reason he's a self made billionaire and all the power to him.

I think if he wasn't quickly sedated a Buffalo 2032 Summer Olympic Games proposal paragraph was coming next.

It's been reported he's not appealing the suspension. He knows he got off easy.

There aren't any available. An in season trade is more likely when they realize it's still Spencer Brown out there.

My former doctor suggested turkey bacon. I asked if I could have my copay back.

I think it was more him getting more comfortable with the offense than McDermott being an old school curmudgeon coach. He had excellent ball security in college (didn't fumble once in 2021) and the Bills knew that even after the fumble. I still see this as a running back by committee team with Cook getting about half of the RB snaps.

Of course. We also would've drafted Rosen, traded for Antonio Brown, and pry overpaid for Ertz and Watt. However, those were the two I remember a lot of posters pounding the table for. Instead we traded up for Ford and doubled down at DE with Basham.

Yeah. If they listened to people on here they’d have drafted busts like Metcalf and Humphries.

Agreed but the Bills brass didn't think his value was enough to match the Bears offer or extend him in the 2020 or 2021 off-season. It's not like we lost a Luke Kuechly quality MLB in McD's defense.

To play devil's advocate though, Rodgers seems to be a vindictive person and may want to show Green Bay management that if they treated him better he'd have been the model quarterback we're seeing so far with the Jets. He's shown up to OTA's, he's taken a massive pay cut, and he's at least pretended to show interest in bonding with his younger WR's. All things he refused to do with the Packers. Even if the Jets start 2-5, Rodgers has shown the ability in the past to dig his team out of a hole including that famous "Relax" quote. It's going to be a very interesting season with them no matter what.

True, but LaFleur called the plays the whole time in Green Bay so it's hard to know who was more responsible for Aaron playing at an MVP level. Was Rodgers's decline last year due to age, coaching (no Nate Hackett), or not having Davante Adams to throw too? How will Rodgers do with Hackett calling plays for him for the first time? How quickly can the Jets acclimate to Hackett's offensive scheme? Hackett to me was an average NFL offensive coordinator at best before going to Green Bay.

Why did DeSantis follow my administration's guidelines on Covid? Lol.

That's why he's being indicted although the details in this indictment aren't as strong against Trump as the one in Florida.