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Kind of like an alcoholic. Has that anger in him, which is not surprising giving the upbringing. But he is a good dude, and a super nice guy off the field. Also a loyal guy. Some people are demanding and tough to work with. I like guys like that. And I like Daboll.

I can share that the fallout of the immediate aftermath of 13 seconds was that bad. Heard about it from someone on the flight. Like “we might have to land the plane” bad. Jerry Hughes was one the guys going berserk. Personally, I think McD is our Tampa Tony Dungy. Class guy, excellent head coach, but not going to get this group to the finish line and it’s time to go. My major criticism of him as a leader is that he should have owned 13 seconds, and he’s kind of a phony for not doing so. Leadership 101, and he failed.

I’m not arguing with you. Just thinking like them. I want Daboll back here. We need a new voice, and someone whom Josh respects. McD is not going to win a Super Bowl here. Maybe somewhere else, and maybe we regret moving on. But it’s not happening here, and I’d rather not squander the rest of Josh’s career with the crapfest we’ve seen the last month.

He’s a mess now for sure. But pretend you’re the Pegulas. For whom are they nuking Sean, who has a lengthy, rich contract and is another bill to pay (no pun) while fronting huge money for a stadium. Unless Josh says him or me, they aren’t dumping him for just anyone. Belichick is one of the only people I can think of for whom they might make the move. (I wouldn’t, FTR, but I’m trying to think like them.)

I bet Brian is back in town sooner than later. Whether he’s working for the Bills remains to be seen. Maybe he can buy Rapp’s house when Rapp is inevitably jettisoned. (Same neighborhood as Daboll’s old place and he still comes back in the summers.)

Right now the two of them need each other.

I was actually thinking about that this morning. That might be something the pegulas do, because belichick would work cheap. I still don’t see them moving in from McSchottenheimer unless Josh puts his foot down.

McSchottenheimer might not have a choice of Josh puts his foot down.

Bring the man home now.

I was going McDungy. But McSchottenheimer is fair. Bigger issue to me is Beane. He’s gotta go. This is his mess.

I think Terry had a bad interview with Shanahan. I suspect McDungy is safe, unless Josh puts his foot down (and probably demands Daboll). But Beane … I’m there. It’s time. The state of the WR position is a disgrace.

The title says it all. We’re stale. We shorten games on our own, despite the fact that our D is decimated by injury. But we also can’t play fast, because our WRs are trash. It’s no fun right now, and nothing is easy. It’s the first time I’ve seriously thought we might need a HC change since McD arrived. The fire and the joy just aren’t there.

There's a cap, and there has to be cause to exceed the cap (which there would be). He's not paying 60pc of 20m.

Another one of your hoaxes, Anus Man. Now the story is that the economy is measured by the S&P, and all of those Trump voters who aren't "in the market" should just buy the lies about "falling grocery prices" and "better electricity that happens to be the same as it was before but also now is way more expensive." And the jobs data? Nothing to worry about. It's awesome that AI is destroying jobs because in addition to a lot of Trump voters who are hurt by this, it's possible that some libz are pwned, too. Well done, Anus Man. Agreed. Also, if Trump is this master negotiator (which he's not), one would think that he would have done something about this awhile ago. But he hasn't, and he's actually fighting to withhold SNAP benefits from his base. It's incomprehensibly stupid.

Why won’t Trump negotiate? The Dems named their price. He can end the thing now. (They both can.). But he won’t give an inch. And the “ask” for Dems is on health care. Totally reasonable, from my point of view. So they’re both at fault to an extent, but objectively I see Trump as the one being more unreasonable.

I believe it's the worst November in the market in 17 years.

Meanwhile, Trump is fighting to not provide SNAP benefits. He had an easy out and could have just blamed the courts. Nobody's hands are clean here. But, objectively speaking, Schumer is cleaning Trump's clock from a political perspective this week.

So aside from that (the economy, being driven into the ground, and inflation running rampant), Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?

1 seed. I don’t want to play the 1 seed on the road after a bye. Unless of course 6 or 7 pulls an upset.

Hoax.

Hoax. I mostly agree. But socially conservative? I'm not so sure. At least not by the standards of 30 to 40 years ago.

Good luck to anyone trying to figure out NYC rent control laws. But I think the idea might be to make more units subject to rent control, which owners are obviously going to hate and which might provide more affordable, but often unimproved, housing. A fair point. With inflation and labor issues, nobody is going to want to develop fully rent controlled housing. The solution might lie in making some units subject to rent control in larger developments. But that requires one to understand the rent control laws, and good luck with that incomprehensible mess.

I agree on the swap. I just don’t want their crap currency, and the exchange accomplishes nothing for everyday Americans. I wasn’t aware of the mineral issue. That makes a little bit of sense if there’s value in those resources and if the swap secures those resources at fair value. The other piece looks a lot like an effort to influence the election. Trump is hardly alone in the annals of American history in that respect. This is just sort of a … much more brazen way of doing it.

Hoax.

Interesting. I always thought you were part of the rainbow coalition given the fact that you love “boys” enough to have it in your screen name. Maybe you still are and this is just more of your gibberish. Either way, you’re a weird and angry guy.