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It's unlikely he falls one bit, but some initially said yesterday he wouldn't be drafted until the 2nd round after the news broke. If that is the case Buffalo should grab him at 27. Beane is done drafting choir boys. A new era has begun: build-a-bully. McD's D will now have an edge. Anything is on the table to turn the team around. KC rebuilt their OL and WR corps immediately; so will Buffalo.

Some well-respected mocks also have us taking WR's Quentin Johnston or Jaxon Smith-Njigba.

Or this! 😅

Wow...thanks for the thorough explanation and analysis. And great point about different expectations and muscle adaptation. All I would have to say is he's young; young people have always done stupid things in certain environments; and he was likely in an environment were reason and judgment are not exercised to their fullest. So, he will have to answer the charges. His draft value may drop, but I don't think it is too serious. He will go in the top 5 still. We've all done stupid things in out 20's--this is no different. Awesome. Thanks for the explanation! So, you're telling me we're drafting defense again with our first pic?!

No one is downplaying anything. Jalen Carter did not kill anyone. The other driver is responsible for racing the car in the crash. It could have been Jalen's car that crashed, but it wasn't.

The brain doesn't fully mature until 25 or so, per scientific reports: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3621648/#:~:text=The development and maturation of the prefrontal cortex occurs primarily,helps accomplish executive brain functions. Also, what is "meta"?

You're thinking like a mature adult, not a young early-20's kid whose brain hasn't fully matured. 😅

Maybe they wanted to preserve his future job opportunities and let him go in a non-negative way? Not sure.

The Hall of Fame game for August has been announced: New York Jets vs. Cleveland Browns. Kind of makes sense since the Jets have two players to be inducted. (Dallas also has two, but it couldn't be them since the AFC East plays the NFC East next year.)

Ok good point! [Hapless is a "she", btw.]

What does "when Nader" mean?

Beck Water has been registered too long to be Hapless.

Not really impressed by his predictions; no way he is the winner. As Big Turk said, he got a lot wrong, other than Jax winning the division and Seattle's record. The KC stuff: any KC fan would have said that. dpberr's prediction about Reich was dead on though, and hard to predict. Who were the six teams that tanked. btw?

Awesome list Bado! PFT's top 100 free agents: https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2023/02/27/nfl-top-100-2023-free-agents-lamar-jackson-derek-carr-geno-smith-top-the-list/ 26. Tremaine Edmunds 40. Jordan Poyer Here are their top 20: 1. Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson 2. Raiders quarterback Derek Carr 3. Seahawks quarterback Geno Smith 4. Giants quarterback Daniel Jones 5. Eagles defensive tackle Javon Hargrave 6. Commanders defensive tackle Daron Payne 7. Chiefs offensive tackle Orlando Brown 8. Bucs cornerback Jamel Dean 9. Eagles safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson 10. Bengals safety Jessie Bates 11. 49ers offensive tackle Mike McGlinchey 12. Eagles cornerback James Bradberry 13. 49ers quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo 14. Raiders running back Josh Jacobs 15. Giants running back Saquon Barkley 16. Vikings defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson 17. Eagles linebacker T.J. Edwards 18. Rams linebacker Bobby Wagner 19. Patriots receiver Jakobi Meyers 20. Bucs linebacker Lavonte David

Agree. But with EJ and Tyrod throwing to him, he would have left after his first contract.

Now I don't like these renderings! LOL.

That fake Derrick Henry to Buffalo trade posted here by someone (and now deleted) got me all amped up...and now I am having trouble calming down for the evening. [I didn't want Henry anyway, but still, it was big news. Why aren't people like him banned from twitter?]

I think we need bigger bison. 😅

Well, maybe the outdoor ones with 24-hour access, but the access logs are monitored usually, and if they see you come every night and leave every morning on their computer reports, you will eventually be caught (I know with mine, I had to enter a code to both enter and leave the gate after hours). The indoor ones are sometimes air conditioned, but they usually close at the end of business hours, and an unlocked unit would be a giveaway to the manager (usually, all units, even vacant ones, are padlocked from the outside). Plus, if they are closed weekends, you'd be stuck inside your unit, less you set off the motion alarms or cameras, if they have them. I guess it would be possible, but hard in most cases.

Security and the custodians had to have known, at least. Johnson also claimed Marvin Lewis knew. But what you say has happened, a lot. A few years ago there was a family living with four kids living in a museum in my town for like a year until the man and woman were caught and fired from their jobs as custodian and manager (the young child was out running alone and the police asked where he lived, and he said in the museum...oops!). There were also people living in a boarded-up store inside the mall 20 years ago while it was set to be renovated. And a middle-aged guy here lived in the campus dorms for a year. Also, lots of people have lived in their self-storage units.

Also Art Shell, who was fired from the Oakland Raiders after the '94 season after two consecutive winning seasons, and after having 4 of 6 winning seasons and 3 playoff seasons total, including an AFCCG appearance in 1990.

Until now! 😊

But I wonder does Cincinnati allow this? I know Twitter converted some of its leased headquarters in SF to living quarters, and the Department of Building Inspections investigated and made them get a license for that.