WhitewalkerInPhilly

No, but I see a certain karma in people actively fighting the measures to keep them healthy, screaming about how Trump's own doctors and scientists are shills would all jointly collect to share these beliefs and would suffer consequences for their actions. Isn't that what conservatives go on about? My body, my choice? Personal responsibility? You don't get to have your little temper tantrums and then try to make me feel bad about the inevitable results. It's ok, I know the Alt Right playbook. The "so much for the tolerant left schtick" might work on MSNBC hosts, but we're getting wise to it

Everyone *I* know is working or making more money than before. So, is slight inconvenience worse than a disease with extreme long term complications and a high transmission rate? Yes.

Mass death? But weren't you going on about how this was a hoax a few months ago? ? And I said nothing about how the problem is solved. Maybe they get the sniffles and decide they want socialized healthcare. You can't get it both ways: it can't be a hoax perpetuated by the libs AND be a sneaky plot to kill red pulled very smart brains like yourself. Maybe I should take a lead out of DJT s book and say I was "being sarcastic" and then shine some UV light inside my body.

The chain of events is clear: the violence in Minneapolis escalated after police broke up unarmed protestors with tear gas and rubber bullets. This is not surprising in and of itself. Police escalating confrontations and acting like a paramilitary force has been happening since at least 2014 where it became readily apparent. But somehow, some way, discretion was called for two weeks ago the state capitol was rushed with people carrying deadly weapons, getting into the faces of the police on duty. Somehow, despite being crammed into tight quarters with people carrying rifles they kept their cool just fine. If you don't see a difference in police reaponse, you have an agenda

I wouldn't. But I'm not part of the legendary Blue Wall.

So you're taljing about shoving all the people who doesn't believe in social distancing and mask usage into a contained space? Where their attendance is entirely voluntary and fully aware of the risks? Talk about a self solving problem

Who the ***** is max boot? I'm sorry I took a break from this madhouse so I missed the last month of ravings

No. I find it more likely that one ####### went off on his own rather than a brilliant master plan. Being a cop looking to get his murdering buddy off and being a white supremacist are not mutually exclusive

Hillary, Obama and a ring of pedos right? ??

Just saying, a cop going rogue because he wants to stir up noise to take heat off his buddy sounds less crazy than neo Nazis or foreign agents

Ya'll love a good conspiracy on here, right? Tell me this sounds crazier than Rhino's Q-Anon BS Not saying it's true, but after hearing about Hillary's kill lists, and secret coups and the deep state it seems right up your alley

I can appreciate the ability to successfully nurse a grudge until it's able to hit moody adolescence, settle down, have a few little grudge kids, watch those grow up and die surrounded by loved ones

I just caught the highlight on NFL network. it looks like the appeal is being a 6'2 high point specialist. Hey, there is nothing wrong with getting a red zone WR, especially with our village of Smurfs

Honestly? I think Josh Allen taking a huge step and becoming a top 10 QB. I really like Allen, and I am among the loudest to sing his praises when he does well and quick to defend him when he doesn't. But he is not, at this time, able to make receivers supremely better like some elite QBs can do. Playing super high volume passing also runs counter to McDermott's own defensive tendancies. As the Chip Kelly experiment showed, you can score a lot of points with an explosive hurry up offense, but in return you are going to gas your defense. Ball control and a high red zone TD percentage give you points and balance.

Barring some late round gold, I think we know all of the starter and main contributor players that will comprise our skill positions. What do we think is going to be the main formations and concept that we are going to run? I suspect a lot of 3WR, 1 TE and 1 RB and 2 WR, 2 TE, 1 WR sets. Diggs and Brown are versatile, but they are incredible field stretchers. Arguably that should limit defenses from too many 1 safety looks, which should open the middle of the field for Knox and Beasley, with run support from Motor and Moss. I don't think that we will have an electrifying offense, but one that should be able to move the chains, which fits in well with the overall team concept of winning close ugly games.

Didn't we draft a linebacker last year in the later rounds but was raw so they put him in injured reserve? Sounds like they already might have their man.

For people complaining about a lack of dynamic speed... Don't we have that with Diggs and Brown? Haven't I been hearing constant churning about how this is the new NFL and we have to be pass first with a complementary run game? This is exactly the type of pick I want. We have a pair of running backs who make it harder to send out the nickel packages. No more getting stopped up middle on third and short

We appreciate him, but he's a shifty player. We don't have that "when you need one yard, and the defense knows you need that yard he's gonna run for it" guy Well, we do but right now it's Josh Allen

Nice. I hope we take the time to lock up Tre long term

Hey! Tom Brady has his health to think about! He has zero risk of catching any pandemic while playing in LA. That stadium is always empty

I have to give it to him: right now, there is no one position where I think the Bills desperately need to sign someone. (Maybe RT) There are plenty of places to upgrade, but right now I feel comfortable with the Bills signing reasonably priced free agents and then supplementing that with people you hope are going to be studs in the draft.

When it's the Jets I don't

It's also very keeping with the building strategy that we have seen from our current brain trust: fill basic needs with moderately priced free agents and hope they outperform (Poyer and Hyde) or at the very worst not be a liability (Kroft and Star, Vontae was the worst and even that didn't break us) while we are able to take BPA and see an immediate result. That has yielded some excellent results in the past few years, so I am willing to give them the benefit of the doubt.

I know a lot of people are joking, but I honestly like the move. Look, I don't consider him elite, but I remember the number of times that Levi Wallace got burned last year. Wallace was a great deal for a #2, and his RFA status makes him someone I want to hold onto, but our bargaining position just got better. Norman goes back to a system that he was best in, and we don't have to worry about drafting a CB to replace White or Wallace.

I do... the problem is actually getting the signal in a way that doesn't cut out every 7 seconds