RememberTheRockpile
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In my opinion Mel Kiper should be mocked.
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1 minute ago, Warcodered said:
The Doritos are if you're fast enough.
Or crab legs and crawfish if your pants are big enough!
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3 minutes ago, Warcodered said:
That's kind of my point college kids can eat fast food anytime but given the opportunity to eat at the most powerful person in the U.S.'s house you might think you get to eat food made by a pretty talented chef. The visit isn't about the food there are a lot of things that should be great about it the visit the food is just one thing but it's still a thing. Like with a lot of things both the media and President are at fault for us having to see this stuff everywhere. The media for fixating on stupid ***** and the President for parading it around.
Hey! When I was that age a bag of Doritos Nacho Cheese chips was a gourmet dinner.
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3 hours ago, YoloinOhio said:
This entire saga would be a fascinating 30 for 30
It should be renamed 30-06.
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3 hours ago, Gugny said:
It looks like this is likely Gronk's last season.
HOWEVER: If he was able to get himself back to 100% healthy and, as a Buffalo native, he wanted to end his career by playing his last season in Buffalo - would you support it?
Only if he ate a box of Tide Pods.
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20 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:
Looks like Guido the hit man.
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For what it's worth. After Hackett was fired the Jags scored a total of 48 points (5 games - 9.6 points/game). For the first 11 games while Hackett was OC the Jags averaged 17.9 points/game.
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12 hours ago, hemma said:
Given the quality of his OL, I'm a little surprised Rosen made it mostly alive to the end of the year.
Poor guy was a tethered goat.
Maybe the Cards should rename the stadium Jurassic Park.
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On 1/6/2019 at 9:15 PM, Hapless Bills Fan said:
The Eagles can opt into the contract, which carries a $20 million salary, by picking up the option a month before the start of the 2019 league year. The salary is guaranteed on the 3rd day of the league year. If the option is exercised Foles may still become a free agent by paying back the $2 million signing bonus he received in 2018 as part of this new contract to void the 2019 league year
On 1/6/2019 at 9:39 PM, Bills2ref said:Foles cap hit will be over 23.8 million on a tag.
On 1/6/2019 at 11:42 PM, Hapless Bills Fan said:I mean, what would be the point of having a payback/void option, if he could just be tagged? It would be pointless, right?
Eagles: “we have exercised our option and we are gonna trade you to the Arizona Cardinals”
Foles: “Ok, here’s $2M, I’m a free agent now”
Eagles: “We accept your $2M but HAHA! TAG! Now you’re not free once again, and we’re still gonna trade you to the Arizona Cardinals. Or the Broncs.”
Foles would be $2M poorer, and still stuck with a situation he may not want. What would be the point?
If they pick up his 2019 league year option it cost the Eagles $20 million. If Foles opts out by paying back the $2 million and is subsequently tagged for $23.8 million he gets $23.8 million minus the $2 million he payed back for a cool $21.8 million. Under this scenario Foles wouldn't be $2 million poorer, he would be $1.8 million richer.
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11 hours ago, klos63 said:
He reminds me of Amendola , Welker, Edleman....
The way he runs reminds me of Tasker.
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8 minutes ago, GreggTX said:
You also need to consider the positions. Inexperience at RB is a non-issue, for example. OL experience could make a difference or at WR. Trading down and picking up another 2nd or 3rd might allow us to get one of the top interior OL in the draft. for example. I don't know who's who, but they generally get picked later than the OT's.
Pretty much agree except for RB. While not an issue as far as running the ball is concerned. Knowing when to stay and block or go out as a safety valve. Knowing who to block and knowing where to be on a blitz is pretty important and undervalued. That all comes with experience and coaching.
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8 minutes ago, Codyny13 said:
The back end of your 90 man roster is typically made up of 7-10 college free agents. Wouldn’t you rather blue chip first, second or third round players competing for those roster spots? Not saying we’ll be able to trade down but those high round picks are gold if you pick right.
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7th - 2Likely the first 4 rounds picks all make the team. Assume one from the 5th and one more from the 6th and 7th. That is 7 rookies or 13% of the 53 man roster. Imagine trading down in the first for a 1st and a 3rd. Throw in a undrafted rookie and your up to 9 or 17% of your roster. At some point, and I don't know what that point is, the inexperience becomes a liability especially early in the season. IMO, they would be much better served if they traded down and got future draft picks. For example instead of a 1st and a 3rd a 1st and next years 3rd.
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How many rookies can you have on a roster before the inexperience is detrimental to the team? This is a question I have when I see people advocating trading down for more picks.
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4 minutes ago, wppete said:
A lot of these so called national experts really have no idea
about the Bills.FIFY
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17 hours ago, Limeaid said:
Yes but Bills could pay same amount to him as a coach, get more work out of him and not have money count towards cap.
At 900k he is costing around one half of one percent of the salary cap.
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1 hour ago, Playoffs? said:
Need to find out what the gift was!
Autographed footballs and membership in jelly of the month club?
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1 hour ago, The Wiz said:
When it comes to a fumble, I think it's easy to tell if someone meant to do it or not.
That is a pretty optimistic view of the officials.
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4 minutes ago, LABillzFan said:
Now here's a groovy kind of dude in a happenin' kind of way.
psychedelic man ... psychedelic!
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32 minutes ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:
if you’re using the word hip it’s definitely you.
Oh man ... don't be a square ... its not cool.
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5 hours ago, apuszczalowski said:
I hear Tom Bradys family are also an IPad Family.........
I have been looking at Surface Pros for the last year wanting to get one. They used to use them at my work before I started but just switched to IPad Pros. I wanted something with the pen to make notes over plans or photos. Its handy to have that option and they are much better then the old stylus to write with. The problem is that there are so many surface options and they can get expensive very fast.
IPad's are consumer electronics devices. A big drawback is they don't have multi-user support nor can they authenticate to a Windows domain. This makes them a pain in the butt in a business environment. It's hard to find anything in the enterprise class of devices that doesn't support some form of authentication with a Windows domain (either Active Directory or RADIUS authentication). Apple seems to still be suffering from the siege mentality by the ghost of Jobs.
Bought my wife a Surface Pro and she loves it. Her keyboard has started acting up and a new one is around $120. They are pricey. For work I have a dell laptop that turns into a tablet when you rotate the keyboard all the way to the back of the screen. It has a 15" screen which if you're sitting on the couch works great as a tablet. If you're walking around trying to input stuff into it it's a bit more difficult to hold onto then a true tablet.
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On 12/18/2018 at 4:13 PM, Misterbluesky said:
When was the last time New England lost three in a row?
December 23, 2018
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6 minutes ago, dlonce said:
Once they learn to actually protect him they will get better gifts.
If not next year they will get a turnstile.
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On 12/18/2018 at 7:05 AM, WhyteDwarf said:
Another one who didn't take physics in school. Thanks for raising your hand.
Keep trolling on sparky.
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1 hour ago, WhyteDwarf said:
Running to the ball would have carried him out of the endzone before he secured the catch, he would have had to try to get back across the line and probably didn't know if anyone was behind him. It's physics, go learn some.
So now you're going to move the goal post with pure speculation. You said:
QuoteClay would have had to come out of the endzone to catch that ...
The video evidence shows quite clearly you are wrong. Your response to the video evidence shows everybody how pathetic you are.
Solution to bad calls?
in The Stadium Wall Archives
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I think there is a place for this (the missed PI and the blow to the head that wasn't). OTOH, video technology is still only 2 dimensional. It lacks the depth perception inherent in having 2 eyeballs.