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Wait a minute, does anyone actually like Goodell? I thought the hate was just a given at this point.

Actually São Paulo is one hour ahead of EST. It’s weird to think about but looking at the map, the eastern cost of South America is very far to the East of our eastern coast.

NFL needed more Portuguese

I agree, it was more than just the Jets game. A lot of good quarterbacks have bad games and Allen has had quite a few. These guys just don’t seem to have that “it” factor though. Good games at times and good teams keeping them in a lot of them but they just are not the X factor that wills teams to victory.

I know it’s week 1 and there is a lot of sloppy play (remember the Bills/Jets game last year) but neither of these QBs look like they even should even be in conversation for star players this year.

Rules were meant to be broken 🤷‍♂️

back to the live action: Thank looked a lot like intentional grounding to me.

Their egos have been deflated with the quality of the in stadium Portuguese announcements.

I know Edmunds is too young to have a beer but I didn’t think he was that young.

I have to admit, sometimes I like to turn sporting events to the Spanish simulcast just because the Spanish screaming makes things a bit more interesting. The Portuguese isn’t too far off.

A little slippery out there.

I bet this is what Diggs was pissed about all along.

He’s got the leg to flip the field but he doesn’t have the finesse to accurately drop it into a tight window and avoid touchbacks. Maybe that will come with time, but he’s still got work ahead of him on that. I don’t think he wanted to come back to Buffalo either after the whole mess. Especially if he had other options, which clearly he did.

Yeah I wouldn’t bet it either way either, but I’ll at least take it into consideration for risk/reward analysis and make sure to be positioned comfortably in case the worst.

I'm not sure why the y-axis is getting cut off on this chart, but it shows the spread between the 2 year and 10 year Treasury yield curves. The solid line just below the dotted line is 0. The spread has been inverted (negative) for over two years now. An inverted yield curve is often cited as an important recession indicator and has historically held up to that expectation. The problem is, the inversion has been dismissed by a lot in the finance field as a "not this time" type of situation because of how long it has been inverted yet no (official) recession has happened. The danger in that thinking is the curve inverting is not the indicator that a recission is about to happen. The real indicator is when the curve snaps back into positive territory quickly, which just happened (5 bps positive right now). It has never been this deeply inverted for this duration before, so it will be very interesting to see how the economy responds over the next few months.

Then why would you cite it as a source to disagree with the lowered expectations for last month's jobs figures. If you believe the analyst's opinions, you could have just made the argument that job creation will get worse in the future instead of try to claim prior month's figures as a "hoax" (and they most likely are wrong by ~25% inflated).

Yes, the article you linked to quoted a Goldman Sachs analyst. The content did not discuss the lowered expectations for the August 2024 jobs report, which is what you were saying was a hoax. The actual jobs report today aligned exactly to the updated expectations of lower results (142k vs 160k) Maybe you linked the wrong article?

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/august-jobs-report-unemployment-rate-falls-to-42-labor-market-adds-142000-jobs-182656446.html Jobs report is out. August expectations were 165k, had 142k actual. Another revision downward for the previous month's report (July originally was 122k but now revised to 89k). The constant revisions of prior reports always downward is concerning.

Or beer dispensing helmets like in Happy Gilmore.

There is literally no opinion on the expectations for today's highly anticipated August 2024 jobs report. The article just gives opinions on how Trump vs Harris economic policies could impact the economy post election. It does mention the Wednesday jobs survey was not positive; an early indicator for what today's report might show.

That Case Keenum commercial was actually pretty good

Punt god touchback

Well if the defensive coordinator isn’t allowed to call a time out, then why did they just let the defensive coordinator call a time out?

Bad clock management. If that was McD we would be losing our minds.