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Random Political Thoughts Inc.
Tommy Callahan replied to T&C's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Checks and balances were not written anywhere????? Explains why the tools his PAC funds, dispise the constitution. -
You specifically have asked in this thread why Josh's completion % fell under Brady and why our receivers weren't scoring under Brady. I have given you explanations on both and therefore neither is out of context. One, Diggs and Davis sucked after week 6 ands got worse as the season progress thus leading to Diggs having a 58% catch % and Davis in the 40% area under Brady. Second, as I previously pointed out, Brady diversified the offense and the ball went to Cook and Allen near the end zone thereby limiting the TD catches to the receivers. As to Singletary and Moss, who cares. They have never played here under Brady so why are they relevant to this discussion? The Bills drafted Davis to be this team's version of Kenneth Davis, a tough running and good catching, 3rd down back for this offense. Not an offense run by Daboll or Dorsey. How those guys utilized a 3rd down back is meaningless. As to their 3 RB's pedigree, I'll disagree there as well. Davis has the fastest 40 time (4.52 vs 4.66 & 4.65). He outgained Singletary from scrimmage in their final year and Davis earned his numbers in the SEC vs Singletary at Flordia Atlantic. Moss put up the best counting stats, but again he did it in the D challenged Pac 12. Just because some was drafted in the 4th rd vs the 3rd round is not proof that they have a better pedigree. It's more likely proof of a weaker RB group in the draft when Moss & Singletary were drafted or a stronger over all class in Davis' year. These are the 3 key stats. The Bills rushed more, turned the ball over less, and won 7of 9.
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Caleb Williams is off to a rough rookie start
Paup 1995MVP replied to 78thealltimegreat's topic in The Stadium Wall
Interesting take. I think QB's coming out of college are way over hyped to begin with. The defense played by most teams in college is not very good. No team (including Alabama) has studs at every position on a starting college defense. And once you get starters injured it can become a free for all on the field, with teams marching up and down the field. (Watch the Arizona-Oklahoma bowl game from last season for context. Just a ridiculous second half comeback by Arizona with so many big plays. That stuff does not usually happen against an NFL defense.) Caleb Williams played in the PAC 12. Not a lot of good defense is played there. Same for Michael Penix and Bo Nix. Not saying they won't be good pros, but the NFL is not the PAC 12. Penix is slightly built and was bludgeoned pretty badly by a very dominant Michigan defense. Nix is not a big guy either. There is always a period of adjustment going from college to the pros. I think Williams supposed cockiness won't play well in the pros. But its really all about how you play the game. The rest of it doesn't matter if you are real good. Russell Wilson's prima donna all about me stuff was fine until he wasn't great any longer. Now he is old news. As for Richardson, he better learn how to take care of himself on the field, otherwise his career will be a brief moment in time. And Levis who really knows. Getting rid of caveman Vrabel certainly should help his progress. -
I don't know, maybe ask the party who consists almost completely of the same religious group, and has massive PACS and lobbies to legislate accordingly with their religious beliefs???
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Please Don't Vote
Tommy Callahan replied to The Frankish Reich's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Back to the point a dem PAC sued a 15 week limit that got it thrown at the federal level. Ow it's not a federal issue. Now amount of "double backing" makes that false. -
Please Don't Vote
Tommy Callahan replied to The Frankish Reich's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Cause it was a highly funded Dem PAC that fought the 15 week limit law in Mississippi, that got it all tossed. Even RBG knew it was on very shaky ground. -
That's a true story right there. I watch more college ball than NFL and for me to watch a full season college calendar, i need to buy a subscription for SEC, the Big 10, the PAC, etc. It used to cost me $1,800 a season to watch every game from every conference. I was always hoping that they would have bundle packages for every conference, but nope, each one is an individual subscription......now i just watch whatever is playing on TSN, ESPN, etc.....i can't justify paying that kind of money anymore.
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Walt Nauta's testimony before the Grand Jury: Grand Juror asks him: when Trump got the National Archives demand for return of certain documents, what did you do? Nauta: Trump told me to just send a dozen random boxes to them. https://www.cnn.com/2024/05/07/politics/mar-a-lago-trump-nauta-classified-documents/index.html We learned this week that that's how the prosecution originated. Remember when Nauta kept asking for continuances before entering a plea? He couldn't get counsel. Until two Trump PACs agreed to take care of it. Do you think maybe - just maybe - Nauta flipped back and won't testify because he now sees what side his bread is buttered on? Mafia style tactics. It worked. Trump effectively derailed the prosecution by playing carrot and stick with little Diet Coke Valet Walt. Trump and Nauta being picked on? No. In any normal prosecution this is witness tampering and Trump would've got himself into even more trouble. But launder the funds through a political PAC and I guess it's ok. https://www.newsweek.com/walt-nauta-paid-trump-pac-fec-1816581
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What's on your Mt. Rushmore of Arcade Games?
EasternOHBillsFan replied to BillsPride12's topic in Off the Wall
Star Wars Ghosts N Goblins Street Fighter II Pac-Man -
Remember going to a bar and seeing people crowding around a Pac Man game watching a person breaking a 100 K score. Lived in Sunnyvale, CA for a couple of years and there was a small comedy club/bar called Rooster T. Fethers (may still be in businesss). Nolan Bushnell (founder of Atari and Chuck E. Cheese) installed the first Pong game there. The next morning, the owner of the club called to tell him the game was broken. He showed up and found that the coin box was full. No one had anticipated the demand.
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What's on your Mt. Rushmore of Arcade Games?
PromoTheRobot replied to BillsPride12's topic in Off the Wall
From my days of dropping quarters into machines at Hungry Charlies on Marshall St. 1) Space Invaders (the one that started it all.) 2) Pac Man 3) Asteroids 4) Missile Command -
What's on your Mt. Rushmore of Arcade Games?
Mark Vader replied to BillsPride12's topic in Off the Wall
Yes, it is not easy to choose only 4. Others that I love are: Galaxian, Gyruss, Zaxxon, Q*Bert, Rampage, Gauntlet, Gorf, Pac-Man, Ms. Pac-Man, Star Wars, Star Trek, Phoenix, Joust, Defender, Dig-Dug. -
What's on your Mt. Rushmore of Arcade Games?
Vetriano replied to BillsPride12's topic in Off the Wall
Ms pac Man (better than Pac-Man) tetris track & field -
Pong Pac man Missile Command Space Invaders
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Pong led to PAC Man led to Galaga, our favorite by far on date night. I still want one in the basement, and then I remind myself of how rarely anyone goes in the basement.
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What's on your Mt. Rushmore of Arcade Games?
Bills4everNY replied to BillsPride12's topic in Off the Wall
Galaga Space Invaders Donkey Kong Pac Man -
Frogger Pac-Man Area 51 The Simpsons Arcade Game
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What is better, no guns, or more guns?
Tommy Callahan replied to Security's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
its flawed data provided by a DEM PAC with 10K doctors counted as members. there are over a million doctors in the USA Same site was 100% supportive of mandates, vaccines, school closures. its got the integrity of the OP that posted it. -
Random Political Thoughts Inc.
Tommy Callahan replied to T&C's topic in Politics, Polls, and Pundits
Highly funded PACs directly the mob on current things. Not unusual for communist hypocrites to be anti semites. -
Rd 5, Pick 160: LB Edefuan Ulofoshio, Washington
Sierra Foothills replied to section122's topic in The Stadium Wall
They said on ESPN that even close family members struggle with the pronunciation. Actually Nigeria by way of Alaska: "In 1984 his Dad immigrated from a war-torn Nigeria to Alaska to build a better life. He earned on accounting degree from the University of Alaska Anchorage while driving a taxi to pay his tution, Eventually he founded "Consumer Care Network- a company that provides in-home care for the elderly people with disabilities… while establishing a successful real estate business as well. His mom Joyce, followed her husband from Nigeria to Alaska and eventually earned a PhD in psychology, all while raising 5 boys and instilling an unwavering work ethic. "We just put one foot in front of the other” Joyce said. “We’re immigrants. For most immigrants the reason you come here is for a better life. So when you get that opportunity you try to make the best of it. Coming somewhere where you are looking for a better opportunity, it minimizes the struggles. You have to endure the hard work. You don’t see that as struggles because you know where you’re coming from and appreciate the opportunity to make something better for yourself and your kids." This kid isn't only a special teamer: All PAC 12 Associated Press 3rd Team All-American Butkus Award Finalist. Thank you for a GREAT observation. Like Milano and Bernard, this guy plays like he was shot out of a cannon... every play. I really like the Bills linebacker unit now across the board. It should be the best LB room in the McDermott era.