I miss Darby, too.
Man. So many former Bills with good performances. Congrats to the Eagles, pulled out an ugly win but a W is a W!
Also Matt Ryan... woof. Not living up to that contract there, champ.
His arm strength is unbelievable. He can flick it 40 yards without even trying.
That being said, he might need to rebuild his throwing motion a la Aaron Rodgers. He has a pretty low release point that doesn't allow him to take full advantage of his height, and because his motion is a bit wonky sometimes the ball just seems to... pull a little as he launches it.
Overall he looked like an incredible talent that isn't quite ready yet.
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Explain to me which part of the human anatomy you think the "crown of the head" describes
There's also a major difference between "structured to absorb impact and protect the nerves" and "designed to take the impact of a high-speed, high-mass head collision"
This is 100% wrong. Fully 100%.
The head is designed to take minor impacts on the front... and that's about it. The back, tops, and sides of the head have much weaker protection than the front. Beyond that, the muscles and fluid-filled disks aren't designed to take that impact, they are simply the anatomy the body has available to do so and get pressed into service.
We lucked in at 9-7 when previous seasons it had been insufficient. I'm happy for last season's berth, but I'm expecting our offense to struggle even more this season.
Several of the trades and releases have made us a worse football team overall. Hopefully the shift in scheme fit and culture starts paying off soon, but I doubt we'll be competing for anything this season.
This article is terrible and the entire thing literally only cites links back to its own website while complaining about actual scientists (correctly) identifying that most plant proteins are incomplete.
Notice the overly general language he couches his assertions in-- the typical calorie-sufficient vegetarian diet is amino-acid sufficient. This is accurate, because the typical calorie-sufficient vegetarian diet contains enough different protein sources to cover all the bases. But that has nothing to do with the protein contents of individual plant sources.
The idea of needing to eat complimentary proteins together at the same time is flawed and inaccurate, which is the only valid factual assertion directly related to the topic that he makes, but that again doesn't actually directly relate to the completeness of individual plant proteins.
Do yourself a favor and stay away from this dude and his glorified blog.
I would do a 2nd and a 4th for Foles in a heartbeat, BPA for a QB in a spot where it makes sense, use the other three top picks to plug our numerous holes.
Solid vet QB + rookie, plus Center, LB, and Tackle would be lovely.