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For whatever reason, I thought Taron Johnson was like 5'8. He's 5'11?? He's as tall as Tre White? It certainly doesn't look that way.

This was well before my time...but was it really common for the best QB's in that area to have significantly more turnovers than TD's? 65 rating was actually good? I'm not comparing stats, I'm just looking strictly in that era.

Yeah I don't buy that argument. When you turn the ball over more than you score, you're the one hurting your team.

No.

Namath's stats: - 50% completion percentage - TD/INT ratio 173/220. That is just awful - 65.5 career QB rating

Bo averaged like 8-9 games a season with a 5.4 ypc average. If he played a 16 game season...he would have destroyed records.

I'm nearly 6 feet tall.

So does it even make sense to buy this game once a year then?

They must not know about our WR depth or else they would have us in the #15-#20 range.

I haven't played Madden since the Donovan McNabb cover which I think was like 2004. I've heard chatter that Madden has gotten worse. What's the issues with the game now?

So an 8 game suspension this year means that next year, it would jump to $54 million cap hit next season?

Tolling means the contract is delayed right? This would hurt the Browns salary cap?

I really like Steve Levy and Dan Orvlosky.

It's never bad.

What's the reason again an 8 game suspension would actually be worse for the Browns financially?

Are you hitting on me?

Milano should be higher. He needs to be at 88 area.

This is a bottle of Coolwater that I got on my 18th birthday from my brother. I keep it in the fridge because I like when the cool liquid hits my skin.

I've had the same bottle of cologne for 22 years. It still smells the same. Is there a shelf life for cologne? It's alcohol, it continues to ferment right?

I was in Atlanta for the Olympics the same night as the bomb went off.

Ewwww

I think he had surgery first week of December 2021? We are 7 months this month.

We have the best unis in the league. The only team that I think could compete with us is Rams.

I used to work for an in home care agency. You can save a ton of money by hiring a caregiver directly....maybe more if you give them a room in the house. You're just paying their wages instead of all the overhead through an agency. We would charge usually around $25 an hour for our services and pay the caregiver like $15 an hour....this was in the 2010 timeframe. It's probably a lot more now. Sorry to hear about this situation NewEra.

They do look better than their recent ones.