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Our President literally said “no comment”. Barely a peep from traditional media. We’d have a repeat of the “I really don’t care, do you” dialogue on steroids if that was Trump.

One of the most successful Governors in the country. These numbers, broken down, are incredibly strong. I’d qualify this as being just one poll, but it’s pretty consistent with other polling, and represented in his large margin of victory in the recent election. He’s also a reminder to all Republicans that we do not need to fear MAGA “taking their ball and going home”… Trump literally tried to primary him and allowed two Democrat Senators to emerge from a lean red state. The candidates that lost were Trump-backed. Kemp, who he had a messy war with, was re-elected with overwhelming support.

Isn't that the report for Treylon Burks?... or did they already somehow find out this is the case for Armstead as well?

NFL Live and College Gameday is really all I ever watch on that network outside of live sports. Not a shock that those two shows have the only personalities that I like on the entire network at this point. For anyone that watches NBA (I watch the Playoffs).. it's comical to watch TNT's coverage, which is a 10/10, contrasted to ESPN's which is absolute nonsense.

For me, I just wait a few seconds longer than I used to .. and the link embeds.

I have no idea what would happen any longer. Probably depends on any number of factors, also including where the grand jury is from. This is where we’re at in our justice system. What I do know, to the best of my knowledge, is that neither of us are high ranking politicians. Up until this point, quite a bit of unlawful/pushing the boundaries type behavior has been permitted for those holding such offices because of how destructive a weaponized (or perceived to be weaponized) justice system would be to this country’s foundation. And we’ve decided to go down that path because some people want revenge and/or premeditated destruction of his candidacy. If you can’t see where this now goes.. then we likely won’t see eye to eye on this. But that doesn’t change the fact Pandora’s box has been opened… and there’s no going back.

I do not .. although I do believe indictments could be levied against Abrams based off what was filed. As for the other cases, same goes for Hillary Clinton. It’s quite clear nobody else would have been prosecuted for what Trump did… except for Trump. He does himself no favors, but that should not matter if we truly had an equal system of justice in this country .. of which, we do not.

No more passes thrown directly to Dane Jackson.

You could absolutely indict Hillary, Biden or Abrams for any myriad of things if we’re applying the Trump standard. Do you know how indictments work? And, yes, as we’ve seen … emotion driven attacks work, and Republican DA’s will eventually feel pressure from the people they represent to fight back. You don’t seem to have a grasp on what sowing/reaping entails.

Lots of people who dislike Biden will be voting for him in ‘24. They’re not Biden supporters.. they’re anti (insert GOP). Personally, I’ll vote for any Republican over the vax mandate geriatric pos. The only candidate I actually support is Ron DeSantis.

What gets me is the fact they know they’re above the law .. Hillary Clinton goes on Maddow to laugh about this. Its highest level of gaslighting I’ve ever seen. Democrat politicians will get indicted soon.. and not because Republican DA’s have the balls to do it, but because they’re going to be forced to by the base .. and honestly, I’m here for it. I have zero faith in any of our institutions any longer. All I want is for them to be weaponized against those I dislike as well.

Everyone says Basham, but I'm not sure what we plan on doing next year with no cap space and only Von, Ed and Rousseau under contract if Boogie is traded. AJE would have legitimate trade value.. nothing crazy, but probably enough to swing a player for player trade or an early Day 3 pick. I know the staff is high on him, but I'd be tempted to move him for a swing tackle before Basham.

Certainly agree with this. If Torrence can win the RG spot, I have to think Ryan Bates is one of the best OL6 in the NFL. Most teams don't have anyone as good as him off the bench and most teams don't have much at tackle depth if their starter goes down. What is frustrating to me though.. back to back years draft RD3 RB's... then back to back years drafting RD3 LB's.. If OL depth is such a struggle, I just wish we would have prioritized it a bit more in recent years. Taking Torrence is a start though..

The “oh, sorry” at the end… ha

I still have hope for Spencer Brown .. seems people are clinging to him having one bad practice and Joe Marino tweeting out that he couldn’t bend over to pick up his helmet one day. The rest of his camp reports have been pretty good. We certainly need better tackle depth .. I like the suggestion of sending out a Day 3 pick for Kelvin Beachum. Maybe one of these days Beane will take a swing on an OL that everyone here is clamoring for … he did pull the trigger on Torrence, so kudos there, but this fanbase wanted Humphrey, Smith and Dawand Jones … I don’t even want to entertain the hype Jones is getting at Browns camp right now.

Interesting.. I wonder if this took the Bills by surprise or if he fell down the depth chart because of the play of someone like Gouraige?... From what I've heard of Van Demark, he seems far better at LT than RT. Doyle is intriguing if he can have some better injury luck... this attributes are off the chart.

The potential for that group of core playmakers, especially if the OL is improved .. off the charts.

The thing I can appreciate about this draft class is that we finally look to have brought in some immediate high impact players. Dorian Williams may take some time because his easily translatable position is occupied by Milano and we decided not to put him into the MLB competition because, reasons, but Torrence and Kincaid... if they live up to their potential (best pass catcher in the draft / best guard in the draft) we're finally adding some desperately needed young high end talent that can give us cheap & immediate impact. I think by the end of their second years, we could have high end play from our Top 3 picks.. they all look the part. As for Shorter, Austin and Broeker... meh. Not sure I see a late round gem there like in past years - maybe Shorter if he can put it together. We needed to hit on early picks that can contribute early on in their rookie contracts, and I do think we may have finally done that.

Yea, let’s waste a prime year of Josh Allen because I want an offensive HC… Now you’re just being obnoxious.

I don’t at all “wish” for McDermott to fail. What I do need to see is for there to be a benefit to having a defensive minded HC over an offensive minded HC, in relation to going from program building to a place in the Super Bowl. Because, so far, it’s been a detriment to Josh and the Offense as we struggled for a year with Dorsey after Daboll left. And if Dorsey has a great year.. may be faced with the same issue again - hopefully, better prepared. With McDermott calling the defense this year, I’m hoping to see that benefit realized in that we have a dominant unit that performs at a high level in the postseason. And as we enter the Allen contract years, can at least be upper half if they have to go young/cheaper on defense but with the ability to step up in the playoffs as KC has done under Spags. I do hope he succeeds … but this year will go a long way in showing us if he can. (IMO)