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Please, please, please, please don't listen to the swamp Mr. Moore, don't let that bad old Washington Post knock you out of this election. Let the good bible fearing people of Alabama make the decision. Please stay in the race!

Folks, anyone see an obsession developing here? Or is it already well-developed and kinda pathetic? Trannie's responding to something that's not even there ... because it has my name on it, then guessing I might have said I'm in fear of his logic. Pretty sad. Honestly, I do sometimes start to respond to Trannie and point out the problems in his posts and then realize that those faults're already shining like beacons and I don't need to bother. Reasonable people will see them, and that's who I try to talk to. I don't do this only with him, I try to do it a lot. Like, "This was fun to write, but am I pointing out things that everyone who read the post already noticed?" A lot of times I am, and these days I try to shut up more often and that results in more non-posts and deletions. This was one of those times. But now that I realize the depth of his fascination, should I start replying a word or two to him and then deleting regularly? It seems to make him feel good. What do you guys think?

You're scared of liberals, and you pretend you're something you're not out of fear - of what, you don't say. Why would anyone attack such a gutless, non-committal world view?

liberals scare the daylights out of me i pretend im a dem out of fear, no chance I tell anyone my politics. Watch the attacks this post will get.

Who paid for that bell ?............. Cecile Richards ✔@CecileRichards A clean sweep! The results tonight in Virginia are clear: This is a firm rejection of the Trump-Gillespie agenda of fear and division. Together, Planned Parenthood supporters knocked over 350k doors, talked to over half a million voters, held over 850 events, and coordinated more than 1,330 volunteer shifts. 1/ https://twitter.com/PPAVirginia/status/928083789858951172 … And who paid for that, Cecile? Can’t help but notice you didn’t say, volunteers, you said supporters. And where did the money for those 850 events come from? Taxpayers shouldn’t foot the bill for these things, but through magical accounting, you can claim they didn’t.

Afraid of Auburn, it's that 1 in 10 seasons they are worthy of fear?

Hitting on a player such as Stidham who may turn out to be a great player will not nearly have the impact of hitting on a qb who turns out to be a good franchise qb. Let's not forget Dareus was from a talent standpoint a worthy high pick. He showed glimpses of being one of the top DTs in the league. Overall, what was his impact in comparison to getting a franchise qb? Gilmore was a high pick and a worthy pick. He's gone. Watkins was a multiple first round pick and a superlative talent. He is gone. Kujo was a high second round pick. He is gone. Ragland was a second round pick. He is gone. My point is simple. If you want to stabilize the franchise and put it in an upward trajectory you need to solidify the qb position. You don't accomplish that by being passive and fearful when your turn comes up to go to the podium.

It has everything to do with the topic being discussed, as further evidenced by your abject fear of answering the question directly. Was the United States morally justified in entering into the Vietnam War?

IM DOUBLING DOWN! On two opinions I have shared here before that others seem to strongly disagree with. Baker Mayfield is the best QB prospect in this draft. I am beyond excited for drafting Josh Allen, so not a knock on him because there can be more than 1 great QB to come out of a draft. But that being said...I said all college football season that I thought Baker would be our pick until he outplayed even those expectations and went #1 overall. I have no idea how some of you come up with some of your haterade opinions like thinking he seemed entitled in this episode. Nothing he did or said in anyway shape or form gave off a negative impression. All the QB's made sarcastic comments on the RV...every single one of them...but some of you want to over analyze a comment by Baker and somehow turn it into entitlement? LMAO. This kid showed poise, leadership, confidence, and maturity and backed it up on the field. This kid has a huge future IMO in the NFL, even if he is stuck in Cleveland. Jarvis Landry is one of the most underrated players in the NFL and his talent far exceeds his low average per catch that saddled his stats because of a terrible offensive situation in Miami. This dude can straight ball, but people around here mock him as a top WR because of YPC while catching passes from trash on a sub par team with sub par coaching. One thing I didn't know about him was is strong work eithic, focus, and family oriented he is. Doesn't seem to have that WR diva stereotype I think a lot of people assumed he had. I hope the Bills get on this show sometime, its hilarious at all the fear mongering propaganda that goes on around here in regards to the Bills being on Hard Knocks. Its a great show and I think the Bills would do great being on it and I for one would love to see behind the curtain as well, not just the players, but Beane and McD and the rest of the staff.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.” -Sun Tzu

I’d like to think we live in a nation where a president would never go after the press out of fear that the public would instantly recognize that the presidents actions are out of fear of the pen of the press. Now I know better. White trash “Republicans” have usurped the conservative agenda, and have given us Trumpism which is treasonous and not conservative in any way. But it’s hard to know what it means to be an American when you’re a Trump supporter because they don’t know what it means to be an American. Worthless. White. Trash.

Boy this guy sure talks a lot for having done nothing in his career to date. Oh, and he may want to, you know, actually get a single interception first, if he wants any QB to fear him.

Really to become the pinnacle of nfl moral superiority somehow. He’s the god fearing uber motivating and ultimate teammate with the murder as not even an asterisk but is a footnote to a footnote to a special edition limited print of the book on his career. It’s anazing how his reputation has so little hint of it for many fans. Define skeletons? Cause I definitely have some things I’m not super proud of but none of the murder variety.

Being raised by good, god fearing Christians, Bob felt compelled to defend the bullied and proceeded to scissor kick Kelvin Benjamin in the forehead.

My God no! Guaranteed contracts have destroyed the NHL. The league is full of soft floaters who know they are getting paid no matter what, and don't live in fear of being cut and out of the league tomorrow. Then they hustle in their contract year to get some good stats for their next contract, then float for another few years.... It's ruined the game, at least in the regular season.

...Jesus, if the SOLE purpose of holding out is to preserve his ability to "double dip", guy must fear being the NEXT "USC-Sanchez-Jesters" flop.......USC has churned out some beauties.....

Contradictions? So many leftists, Never Trumpers, and general a-holes, have contradicted their own arguments, at such a high rate(sometimes in 2-3 days, sometimes in 2-3 minutes), that I'm beginning to fear for space/time continuum. We have no idea if space/time can actually handle this level of contradiction and absurdity. An exponential rate of contradiction/time might actually poke a hole in the continuum. Now, that's either the end of the universe... ...or... if we force scientists to produce something useful, and work them to design and create control over this singularity? We could impress leftist buffoons into service and use them to power a warp drive. What? It's the best solution all around. They get to live in a real bubble, a nice safe space with people who all agree with them, and, I get to go to Mars for the afternoon, but back in time for happy hour specials. All we have to do is feed the "drive" single statements like "Trump is meeting with the EU economic commissar" to prime it. (EDIT: Oh yeah, we'll also feed it by throwing soy milk, vegetable paste, "organic" water, and a few Paul Krugman articles in. Just make a smelly slave galley/organic stew inside the drive. Don't vaccinate anybody for anything.) Then, a day later when we want to go somewhere, we feed "Trump makes no-tariff trade deal with EU economic commissar" into the drive, and boom, we're passing Mars before your seatbelt is buckled.

My fear is that the Bills will force Allen into action because their other options stink and the worst thing you can do for a QB that needs help with his footwork is to put him behind a bad O-line. I think Allen needs at least a year to develop and the analytics are correct in that based off of his college performance you can't see the precedent for Josh Allen. But ever players circumstances are different. There is real reason to think Allen will be a bust but also a lot of reason to think he won't. You just have to let it play out.

Your point is that the unknown is hard for us as fans to evaluate. I 100% agree. All we do is hear names and read practice reports from people who don’t have full context, so it’s at least incomplete, if not unreliable. Luckily McDermott— who’s now approaching 2 decades of NFL coaching and has a wealth of other experienced assistant NFL coaches to lean on—has had daily practice exposure through in person execution and studying practice film after that I can say pretty confidently that evaluation won’t be so hard for him. In other words, if he’s a good coach and is as meticulous as he sure appears to be, he’s going to know where the weak links on our team are going into Baltimore. When I said I prefer to embrace the unknown while you seem to fear it, you missed my underlying premise that unknown to you and me is not and will not be unknown to McDermott.

Boy... you had to respond to a clearly hyperbolic word I used rather than just saying "good point," without even having to concede your own point? You go ahead and keep fearing the unknown. I'd rather embrace it

Lots of anger in this thread. When you are angry, ask yourself what you are afraid of. Where there is anger, there is first fear. I guess we all fear a small boy dying in a painful manner, by mistake. But torturing and killing the father won't bring him back.

My fear is that Teddy Bridge is going to elevate his game even more. He is the threat as far as I can see.

Goodwin had the tools. He wasn't just a track star. He was developing well. Injuries early on obviously hurt the time frame. Fans always want a player to be the best they can be day 1, they hate developing a player. That's why I fear if Allen struggles his 1st year, we'll be on to the next QB already.

Daughter goes to FAU in Boca, you want to talk about high end cars, my biggest fear is she gets into a wreck in her Scion and hits some Bentley or half million dollar car.

I along with many other posters have shown Tyrod clearly not seeing open receivers while in the pocket. I believe he's the worst passer from the pocket of any starting QB in the league. He also gets sacked a ton and the misnomer is that it's because of the OL and receivers not getting open - at minimum that's been partially debunked. He's an amazing athlete and his backyard style while maintaining minimum risk is of course Taylor's strength. However D coordinators were not fearful of him leaving the pocket and they still brought the pressure without sacrificing a spy. They knew under pressure he would leave the pocket prematurely. We saw that as a net positive because he often did his best work on the run without making huge mistakes. D coordinators saw that as something limiting their risk because his overall production was contained and he'd often be willing to take a sack vs an interception. He put himself into a box the D coordinators were all too happy to let him do. All coordinators want to get to the QB - it's our OL's job and O coordinator to make that difficult. How they perform will have no relation to Tyrod Taylor not being here.