Doc Brown

Not even close. Zeke Elliott, Matt Judon, Jamal Adams, Andrus Peat, Marshon Lattimore, and Evan Engram off the top of my head. Edmunds didn't deserve a pro bowl nod this past season though.

That's just crazy. Making kids wear masks outside is a minor form of child abuse at this point.

If execs think that much of Edmunds trade him now while his stock is high. Darius Leonard and a first would suffice.

So we’ve gone from fans freaking out when McDermott said “week to week” when describing Beasley’s late season injury last year. Now to some it’s no big deal if he’s cut because he’s a year older and we replaced Brown with Sanders? Sorry. Beasley has been too instrumental to our offense and Josh’s development to let him walk. Whatever headaches he’s caused with his stupid vaccine comments are minor to deal with as he’s coming off what should’ve been a 1000 yard season. If he’s not on the team next year it better be because he retired or I’m writing a strongly worded letter to Beane.

I actually tipped my hats to the broadcast crew on that one as I don't think anybody thought that was a touchdown (including the Bills obviously).

Oh. I know why. I just wanted to see if he saw the flaw in his logic given their vaccination rate is about the national average and most states are now fully open like Florida.

Good to hear. The most widely used US vaccines (Pfizer and Moderna) so far have more effective than the AstraZeneca vaccine in the UK of fighting off the Delta variant so hopefully we won't have a similar outbreak.

There hasn't been a huge spike in recent deaths in Florida. Quite the opposite. It's been in steady decline as more people have gotten the vaccines. If you're wearing masks outdoors despite being vaccinated you're an idiot. The Covid cases/hospitalizations/deaths here in Buffalo continue to go down despite the lift of the mask mandate. Oklahoma is a better example given their low rates of vaccination compared to other states and I'm hoping that wakes people up there to get the vaccine.

No. I'm against any lock downs or restrictions in the US right now unless those fully vaccinated start dying from Covid. I believe 99.5% of Covid deaths since the beginning of May in the US are among those not fully vaccinated. The minority (non vaccinated adults) shouldn't ruin it for the majority. If that means showing your vaccination card to go to a football game or a restaurant....so be it. You need ID to buy alcohol. You need a passport to travel to another country. It's just one more thing.

NY and NJ have the same restrictions as Florida right now with similar vaccination rates. I don't see the correlation you're trying to make.

There vaccination rate is average though compared to other states. I don't know why you're going so hard after Florida. Mississippi, Georgia, Louisiana, Alabama, etc. have the lowest rates in the country by far.

As long as the vaccines continue to be almost 100% effective in preventing Covid deaths and are available for everyone in the at risk population.... I have no sympathy for those who die because they were too stupid not to get the vaccine.

And how many of those deaths consisted of people who were fully vaccinated?

What situation? The delta variant in Israel produced a massive spike in cases but their wasn't a spike in hospitalization or deaths because of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.

It's dumb to single out Florida as the number of fully vaccinated there (46.87%) is only slightly below the national average (47.7%). Keep in mind that last year at this time Florida averaging around 10,000 cases a day as more people spent time indoors because of the heat.

I still can't even rewatch the AFC Championship game.

She really is a terrible person. Purposefully misrepresenting data (all deaths are counted among those vaccinated regardless of cause). St. Peter will not be kind to her.

I've only had Jack in the Box once. They were fantastic but under cooked. Arby's still is better in my mind but am willing to give Jack in the Box another shot. I'm going to SF in mid August and will make it a priority.

It pry won't belong before the Pfizer and Moderna vaccine will be FDA approved. They've proven themselves to be extremely effective against the virus and have a long enough track record to be considered safe (they've approved new pharmaceutical drugs in less time). This will give employers more legal cover to require their employees get vaccinated. Same goes for college administrators requiring student vaccination. That FDA stamp of approval give some people still on the fence more comfort about its safety given the amount of misinformation out there put out by drifters and/or crazy people. It'll save lives and the overall health of the economy come this fall.

The feel of styrofoam.

It won him the primary and the election. What was his incentive to do it?

For all those cheering his latest political stunt with this frivolous lawsuit, he could've gone after big tech when he was president with the majority in both houses. It would seem he didn't care about monopolies until it impacted him personally.

Plus, why delay the flight after kicking them off? Maybe the crew timed out by the time it took to get those jackasses off the plane.

Arby's. Game, set, match. Five Guys if you want to take out a second mortgage.