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Romo tried that, but I don't know he had enough hand talent.

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Great thread @Alphadawg7 , thanks for the vicarious awesomeness from Edgewood (bucket list course... someday I'll do more than just ski Heavenly... someday)

I like the rat rod.

Josh was top-20 last year and like football, was late in taking up golf and has been rapidly ascending. There's a lot of excellent celebrity golfers at this event but a top-15 or top-10 finish would be something.

Ralph would have traded the Bills for the Sabres and run the Sabres exactly like Pegula is running the Sabres.

These are like the Cybertrucks of patio furniture.

I'd bet on Andreessen surprising to the upside. He made plays all over preseason basically not knowing exacly what to do in this D. From early season team activities it sounds like he not only knows what he's supposed to do, but everyone else on the field as well. Bail Inspector is hopefully a cut, more likely an injury settlement.

How many holes in the floor from him dropping it? Friggin Lonnie...

You gotta love a station using Eleventh Earl Of Mar for bumper music.

A man like Lamar got a great empty hole right through the middle of his trophy case. He can never run enough or pass enough or do enough commercials to ever fill it. - What does he need? Revenge. - For what? For losing the MVP to Allen.

Oh come on. SO close to my FAVORITE track in all of psychedelia

Came up on another forum talking to a Quebecois local to these guys. Not every band can you describe as a cross between Sublime and Uriah Heep.

The role Coleman fills on THIS offense would not be filled by Worthy. X MUST block and block well (see: Davis, Gabriel and Hollins, Mack). While receiving is 1A, for the Bills, blocking on the outside is 1B. If Coleman can be 80% the blocker Hollins is while simultaneously being 80% the receiver Worthy is, that's much more important to this scheme than one OR the other. People are also forgetting Coleman just turned 22, which is only a couple years older than Edmunds. Talking about him like he's reached his ceiling, I'm not on that train. I feel 75/25 that he surprises to the upside this year, especially if he gets a few more calls when DB's are pogey'ing his jersey that he didn't get as a rookie last year.

That said, the ability to execute McD scheme being favored (heavily?) over athletic talent leads to upper echelon regular season defenses that break down as individual positions fail for being physically overmatched by playoff caliber opposition. Counter to that of course is Tremaine Edmunds. It's a fine line to walk but after SO many years of the defense getting walked every playoff most folks are receptive to taking a flyer on lower-floor higher-ceiling athletes being put in a position to let their talent make those plays they havent been making. Which sounds vaguely Eaglish.

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