BullBuchanan

All my leagues cancelled due to uncertainty. First time in over 20 years that I don't have a fantasy league. I could have seen taking a flyer on Oliver and may have snagged Edmunds or Tre White depending on value in my IDP league though. I think the offense will be too unpredictable to draft most of them at anything other than deep value.

No, I'm jugding all of them based on all of their actions. I would judge any associate of a terrorist that did nothing to denounce or intervene the same. At this point, 100% of all police are either directly guilty of crimes against humanity or indirectly through condoning it. If any such thing as a good cop ever existed, they would have resigned and joined the side of the american people.

That was my first thought. He had a 100% blockage, and I've seen reports of covid. making people's blood much thicker. That said, no further information came out of it, and I doubt it ever will.

Nick O'Leary just had a heart attack and he's a 27 year old pro athlete in great shape.

As someone that's not a democrat, here's my take: 1. I wish COVID was as bad as ebola. It would have saved 180,000+ American lives 2. I want us all locked down too. This would have been over 6 months ago if we had. The people to blame for the economic crisis are the deniers and the federal government. 3. A right wing neo-liberal and a neo-liberal cop are socialists? I wish Biden and the Democrats was 1/10th as cool as you make him seem. As someone int he socialist spectrum, Democrats are basically 1980's era Republicans. 4. I don't really care one way or another. 5. Yawn. Don't care.

Really? Yes, really. Trump supports are unequaled in their ability to accept that their candidate has ever done anything wrong. I've never seen so many excuses levied by working class people in defense of an east coast elite who has never done a damn thing to help anyone but himself The fact that he routinely puts his foot in his mouth and then comes out later and says that he meant something different, or that it was a "joke" etc, is meaningless. He said what he said, and those that were targeted to hear it heard it. After he said this he refused to denounce neo-nazis and white nationalists and was prodded about it over and over until he finally relented in another interview and said they were bad, but then immediately pivoted to focus his attack "the left" within the same breath. Everyone knew the message. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/aug/12/charlottesville-protest-trump-condemns-violence-many-sides Trump: "Excuse me, excuse me. They didn’t put themselves -- and you had some very bad people in that group, but you also had people that were very fine people, on both sides. You had people in that group. Excuse me, excuse me. I saw the same pictures as you did. You had people in that group that were there to protest the taking down of, to them, a very, very important statue and the renaming of a park from Robert E. Lee to another name."

The police started the war, and he gave them all the ammunition they needed. https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/trump-police-nice-suspects/story?id=48914504 https://www.politico.com/story/2016/09/donald-trump-stop-and-frisk-228486 His unsolicited "Son of a B word" comments against Kaepernick, "very fine people" comments regarding white supremecists, and "blame on both sides" when a white supremecist murdered a woman with his car sowed racial division and civil unrest. His deployment of the national guard resulting in the murder of David McAtee as well as deployments of DHS seizing people off the street without warrants. It takes some real mental gymnastics to blame "his enemies" for that.

I think there's a strong chance Tua sucks in the NFL. A lot of champion Bama QBs have come before him and they've all sucked since Bart Starr.

Nope. I'm not even suggesting a democrat makes it better. I just don't recall any Democratic Presidents suggesting that cops should exercise police brutality. A neutral position would be a welcome change of pace. My comment was in response to GG's false claim that Trump was the first President to not escalate conflict. He's so busy sowing chaos at home, that he barely has time to focus on the trade war he started.

I think that list has him too low. The absolute highest I could put him would be #20 right now assuming Newton and Murray were flipped. I'm more inclined to put him at 22-23. Honestly, I think it speaks to the amount of QB talent in this league more than it does about him not being good. Compared to seasons past, most of the NFL has competent QB play with only a handful of youngsters as unknowns.

I'm not sure how anyone could argue with this objectively. Going into the season he's a QB at the bottom 3rd of the league. We've all seen the potential for him to be more than that, but he has to put it together.

He's not what I would consider wealthy. If a 35 year old had $50,000 in a 401k and never contributed another cent, they would likely exceed Bernie's net worth by the time they reached his age. Given how frequently Sanders has hammered Putin, I don't really see him being a Russian ally.

There's more room between communist and democratic socialist than there is between Democrat and Republican. Bernie claims he is is a Democratic Socialist, but he's more of a Social Democrat.

Nope. We've been over that before.

If you support Trump, why do you consider yourself independent? Usually that space is populated for people disaffected with past and current leadership. I'm also firmly Independent, but on the opposite side of the scale. Do you see the Republicans as being too left for your personal preference?

Bernie, who is economically a bit to the right of me but would have represented a shift in a direction that represents most of what I believe in. Warren, who is distantly to the right of me, but has a strong record as a consumer protection advocate. They were my only options this year at the presidential level. Keeping an eye on folks for 2024.

The fact that republicans try to lump in a right leaning conservative in Biden with some sort of extreme left wing socialism is just beyond comprehension. Nearly the entire democratic party with very few exceptions is comprised of right of center neo-liberals. People that are actually leftists, can't stand them. I have no intention of voting for Biden. He's just George Bush in a blue tie. I desperately wish Biden was all the things the extreme right accuses him of being. It's 10x cooler than he actually is, and I'd vote for that guy in a heartbeat. I do however hate the police. This was a nice little bonus though: https://cbsaustin.com/news/local/multiple-boats-in-distress-sinking-at-trump-boat-parade-on-lake-travis

You mean besides pushing our own country to the brink of civil war, greenlighting the abduction of american citizens without warrant, starting a trade war, assassinating the top Iranian general and bombing Syria?

Re: John McCain: "He's a war hero because he was captured. I prefer people that weren't captured" "I know more about ISIS than the generals do, believe me" Are you sure?

You just described every war that ever took place.

You just want to ESCAPE into the politics of your choosing. If you really wanted to do away with politics in sports, the easiest way to do it is to get the anthem and military displays out of there altogether. This post coming from Rhino is a complete joke. He's patient zero for this cesspool of conspiracy theories, nationalism and factless assertions.

His A Football Life is pretty great. With those knees he had no business playing at all, let alone winning a Super Bowl. Could you imagine getting knee surgery in the 60's?

No real surprises on that list from Sal.

Int %? it should be pretty clear that Rosen is the better talent. Barkley was viewed as a bust/disappointment for years until he hid in the shadows of the league just long enough to emerge as a "veteran" and all of the one time notions of being a #1 overall pick faded into obscurity with the likes of Jevan Snead . Matt Barkley has had 2 great games of football in the NFL. One of them was for the Bills and I was a big fan of it. That's about where the Matt Barkley story sits.