GG

Looking at Spain vs Teller against the same opponents showed that Teller had a better night. Spain did look a bit out of shape on the pulling plays. Teller was explosive on those.

I didn't think you can see All-22 for preseason?

The hammer and sickle on the red bandanas didn't make top 3?

Best they could offer was 25% off. No thanks, especially with Bills playing NFC East. Will wait until week 4 to see if there is a better deal.

Bigot

Who's saying that? Everyone knows that a slowing economy will be Trump's undoing. The only person oblivious to that is Trump.

Yup. Logan Thomas was a better QB prospect than Tyree ...

Or you know, she could have clicked on Google directions to see if there's another way into West Bank? Context is everything.

At least Fitz has enough kids of his own to fill out the jerseys.

NFL screwed up the wrong Duke

Good to see Duke take advantage of the opportunity. Bills don't have anyone who provides size and physicality. If it's between him and Ray Ray, Duke should win out

Abe Wallace

End this QB experiment please. He should have stayed in school.

Doubt he's worth the PS spot either

That afterburner is no preseason fluke.

Anyone else having issues watching on GamePass?

Has to take a backseat to the Clowney to Bills newswatch.

The story of Malone's abandonment was wide open and he certainly came off as a jerk at the time. But I don't recall anyone reporting that Bell's mom was 13 at the time

Wow, the mother's age wasn't really discussed when Bell was here.

I think you have to revisit your cause and effect arguments in this thread. Trennert (and I) are not claiming that MMT will be the cause of the US losing its economic supremacy. We're saying that people shouldn't treat MMT as a free lunch, because it will come back to bite IF the US starts to lose its supremacy. Let's go back to the original question that prompted the voluminous responses. The question was basic, why didn't QE cause inflation when the move is fundamentally inflationary? The answer was simple - because the timing of the move was in the aftermath of a major recession and the markets knew that the strength of the US economy could easily withstand the infusion of liquidity. It had nothing to do with Fed's accounting treatment of how QE was deployed into the markets. Then the discussion turned to whether QE is sustainable over a long term, and that's where the warnings should sit. MMT is not pain free and works only when a country's currency and debt are used as a reference benchmark. That's why as a theory is doesn't work, because the cause and effect are reversed. It's economic baloney talk that frames private economic activity as driven by government actions, as opposed to government's finances driven by private markets' behavior. Until you recognize the correct order of economic activity that funds government coffers with real currency (whether in fiat cash or tangible assets) then this discussion will go nowhere. It's the perverse logic of economists' misunderstanding of the private economy's contribution that leads a politician to stand in front of an entrepreneur who built his business with his bare hands and tell him that he's not the one who built that business.

Not cold pills you moron, but pseudoephedrine pills. One would figure that a Harvard student would know what the active ingredient can be used for. Idiots.

Won't watch. What makes this one particularly bad?

Confirming that it was all a publicity stunt.

Watched the replay and thought, why are people hating on this call? It's pretty obvious defensive pass interference