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Not at all saying the consequences of failing at it were the same. The comparison wasnt saying fantasy football is the same as real football, the comparison was more based around the fact if you cant use a laptop to do the task of selecting a football player you may not be the brightest crayon in the box. I mean seriously, some guy's wife was vacuuming near him during one of the most important days of the year he has at his multi-million dollar job? Many of us take meetings from home on a daily at our "little jobs", and I think we know better than to be around a running vacuum.

100% right. If you cant figure out how to draft using a laptop you shouldnt be running a multi million dollar franchise. Also, maybe your wife doesn't vacuum near the cords? Unless she utterly hates you vacuuming can wait a few hours.

Like everything except the number on the helmet, seems like a bit of overkill. Anyone know why they decided to use differing numbers on the helmet and jersey for the reveal? Seems a bit weird they wouldnt match.

I built 4 4x8 non-treated cedar raised beds to use for the garden this year. Pretty excited to get rolling with the seeds we have growing inside right now. We have onions, broccoli, eggplant, bell peppers, cantaloupe, cauliflower, carrots, celery, and tomatoes going inside. Going to do potatoes as well, but going to use barrels to grow those, a little easier than taking space up in the beds. Can't wait until it gets a bit warmer to move them over to the beds we have setup.

Loved Coleman coming out of Indiana but not someone I'd like the Bills to pursue at this point in his career. Misses too much time, and isn't dynamic enough to warrant trading a pick anymore. If the Bills were to look into trading for a player I would want them to be head and shoulders better than Yeldon, and while I think Coleman is better than Yeldon I dont think its enough of a gap to warrant trading a pick.

Graham had an agenda. If he wanted to get to the truth he would have included quotes from people who were also happy about working for the Pegulas and then made an assessment on what the real state of things is at PSE. Something like this is akin to writing a piece called "Dick Jauron Most Underrated Coach of All Time" citing his one 11-5 season as the reason while totally ignoring his .468 all time winning percentage. The article is purposefully short sighted and it has everything to do with him being close with Bucky and Jerry.

I think everyone probably needs to calm down a bit. Their company is losing money because of a frickin pandemic, I am sure things are a bit weird over there right now. I am also not surprised a bunch of people who just lost their job don't have a lot of positive things to say about their former employers. This just in, people who run companies care more about the bottom line than they do about Johnny Paycheck and Joe Sixpack is this really an epiphany to anyone? On the Sabres, they just lost a month worth of revenue from the team. On top of that they are invested in a sport that is just above the WNBA and MLS in popularity, even if the Sabres were good they wouldn't be a huge money earner in terms of revenue when compared to other leagues. What it costs to run a NHL team compared to how popular the sport is in the US is getting to be disproportionate. They may be bad owners, but even the good owners in the league arent counting on their NHL team to be their main source of income.

Played one full season in his entire career only played 6 games last year after missing a full season the year before. I think its likely the end of the road for this guy. Someone may squeeze another year or two out of him, but he is about to 29 years old, is often hurt, and won't provide anything more than a #3. I think I am good.

Didnt he do the same thing a few years ago with another teams bucket hat? A whole lot of nothing to see here.

Mahomes was mine as well. I thought his footwork was bad and he was too sloppy with the football. Add that to coming from an air raid offense and I was sure he would bust. I

How the hell does someone that bad at their job play for nine years?

Right because being self sustaining is a bad thing. Anyways you folks enjoy your evening. Agree to disagree.

And if they get back too soon it will be the same result. I see your point but there are ways to grow food even in big cities. I feel really sorry for people who rely solely on society and government for their livelihood. Build a frickin garden bed and buy potting soil. You can grow in a bucket fot Gods sake. When did I say shut down the economy? I said if the state opens too quickly this is only going to get worse.

You buy some seeds and grow your food. You hunt. You live within your means. You defer your bills if you have to. You get food from pantries. You make things happen You look into social programs. You get unemployment. You get a job at a grocery store or any other store that is still open. There is never a reason to starve. The problem is a lot of people in this country crumble the second they dont have things the way they want it when they want it. We are spoiled.

Understood and the only way to make money is to work at the job you had before this happened? Thats what I mean about being resourceful. Life isnt the same as it waa before and people should really start to consider how to move forward if this gets worse because it will if we rush back.

No but I also dont walk into a house on fire or drive straight into another car because I am bored at home.

Its low risk right now because people are staying home. But if the state opens too fast people better get use to hunting and growing vegetables again. Right now its mildly contained. It wont be if we rush back because people arent being resourceful.

There is zero chance it takes 1 to 3 years to develop a vaccine. This is exactly why the FDA has the EUA process.

If they reopen too soon there wont be one anyways. People need to start planning to take care of their own.

If they rush back to work they either atent going to not have a life to worry about paycheck to paycheck for or they will be sitting in a hospital tent counting the months anyways. People need to start being more resourceful outside of just waiting for an unemployment check. It sucks but thats the reality of whats going on. A lot of jobs wont be there to go back to.

Anything other than taking a granular approach to re-opening the states is going to be a complete and utter disaster. I hear Cuomo telling everyone we have flattened the curve in NY when 600 people a day are still dying in the state, and the cases have tripled in my county in the last three days. I'd prefer they wait to reopen the states until they have a vaccine, otherwise this is thing is going to ravage the country on a large scale to appease people's want to be out in society. Move to fast on this and there wont be a society to go back to. It will be completely inane to open up full states on a given day. It needs to staggered and NYS has no business reopening anything until Summer.

What price do you have on the Allen and Kelly jerseys and 12X12s?

This is a solid point. Hard to believe that ever happened.

My best guess is the round value went down when the amount of money they were paid went up. Average wideouts are making huge money now, so to move the contract you have to take less in return. It also doesnt hurt that Cleveland can trade OBJ away and still have their pick of Ruggs III, Jeudy, and Lamb at 10.

Similar to the league the team plays in.