Mark80

Uh...what in the world makes you think they are satisfied with their QB situation? Tua did not look good at all last year despite what the pundits were saying as he was putting up under 100 yards passing in 33% of his starts. Also, not to be that guy, but looks like you don't know what "sic" means. It is used when you are quoting something and you leave an error in the quote (like spelling for example) to keep the quote accurate. Its like, yeah, I know this is wrong but this is how the source had it and I am just copying what they did, I'm not the idiot, they are sort of thing. Edit - "Don't" know!

Nah, I think Pat Mahomes, clearly the best player in the league, is the issue.

This is a joke, right? Has to be a joke.

And not a mention of it on ESPNs front page. Its cool though, officials admitting an ejection was wrong in a basketball game is probably more deserving of the top headline. RIP to a true legend and incredible human being.

When asked why he wants to stay he replied "Unfinished business. I want to go an entire season without calling a single running play before I go"

This is the thing right here. They identify players who they believe will take ownership in making themselves better. Ones that have the drive to do so (which is definitely not all of them ... Dareus? Mike Williams? ) and they provide them with the tools and training to facilitate that. Players come here and get better, consistently. We are getting high value out of late round picks, consistently. This is a sustainable track. We are set up for a great, long term run here. Buckle up folks.

Hum....how did that work out for him yesterday? Again, Lamar cannot pass the ball at even close to any sort of elite level. Cannot throw outside the numbers (even missed dudes who were WIDE open). Contain him in the run game, protect middle of the field = 3 PTS allowed. Enjoy the off-season scrub.

Lamar cannot throw outside the numbers. Stop the run, cover the middle, and their offense is then stagnant. They should be worried about the Josh Allen affect as he is a much more prolific passer all over the field and still has the tuck and run ability when needed.

I have a decent arm. Was always the QB in pick up games, college intramurals, played baseball, etc. Whatever. Got to go on the field in Orchard Park some years back and throw some balls around with a buddy. Said, lets see how far I can throw this thing. 20 yards, no problem, 30, ok....got to 40 and it took everything I had to get that one to the goal line. This freak can do it with absolutely no effort whatsoever. Crazy.

Love how there are all these replies already and no one has answered the question for this poor guy, including me.

Seem optimistic? Most of them are saying Colts lose and a lot are saying they get blown out. What am I missing here?

I don't know about this. It may not be shocking, but if we beat the Chiefs down the road it would be an upset.

"Well. we are under the mistletoe"

I could tell he was a "me first" type of guy just by his actions of baseball vs football. When he was drafted by the A's in the first round (7th I believe, maybe?) he guaranteed them that he wasn't going to be playing football professionally. The A's then let him play for a season after they had already signed him after the baseball draft and he does fantastic and then changes his tune. Went from I guarantee I'm playing baseball to, oh, now I'm having a good football season I will completely shift gears and screw over the A's (who just lost that pick with no compensation since he actually signed a contract) because he saw greener pastures in the NFL. B.S. move in my opinion (yes, I am an A's fan, full disclosure). Show's me that he is 100% for himself and not a "team" mentality. Plus, he just comes off as awkward to me in general. Not sure what it is. In all the interviews I see of him I just get a bad vibe from him every time.

The phrase originally was "The customer is always right in matters of taste." Meaning if they want a neon pink toyota camry, well, that's their taste so sure. Somewhere down the line the last part got dropped and some people felt they had the right to now act like complete a** holes to businesses.

Advice - Be prepared to lose a lot of money. If you go in planning to make money you are going to be disappointed. So, buy things you think are cool and are going to want to keep, not things you think are going to be worth whatever down the line so you can sell them for a profit. That is a game for distributors and folks that have been doing this far longer than you!

It is when you consider the team last year was so talent deprived that many thought they would go 0-16. And this years team is surprising most as well. I'm sure not many would have put them over 5 wins for the entire season. This guy is going to be a problem for us for a long time to come I'm afraid. 'Bout to be like the late 80s/early 90s rivalry again.

Mine says Tenn v Baltimore. Sucks for you I guess.

Duane Allman - not mentioned yet? Really? Eric Clapton Jimmy Page BB King Extra Credit - Mick Taylor

Can you just download your xbox one digital games to the Series X and play them with all your saved files?

Very few places have bars open this late.

Or, perhaps it is just possible that the rest of us are seeing the big picture and how he has played at an MVP level for every game this season that he wasn't wearing a shoulder brace because he was playing through a dislocated shoulder for us (and we still went 2-2 in those games).

Yeah, I figured that contractual obligations limit the amount of highlight time they can show and your thought is right along that line of though as well and probably more accurate. There has to be a way to lower the cost per minute when you buy more minutes and when you buy less popular sports.

I would go back to a similar style of programming they did when they were at their peak. 1. Less Talk Shows - there used to be basically only one talk show, Up Close. That was it. The weekends also had the Sports Reporters. Now, they are running talk shows all day on multiple networks. They all need their own sets, own on air and off air staff, and all the other expenses that come from doing a show....and they are mostly terrible. Just put the 2am SportsCenter on Repeat on the morning. Save a ton and be better programming. 2. On the note of SportsCenter - More freakin highlights. They used to play highlights of basically every game in every major sport. At a minimum they would show the score. Now, they talk about the same 1 or 2 teams per sport every f'n day all f'n year long. I want to see action, not the same crap day after day after day. Highlights, Stats, next game, highlights stats, next game, etc. Maybe a few player / coach interviews thrown in there. Get rid of the freaking pundits talking for 75% of the show. 3. More weird sports - Why cant they show some of the more obscure sports in the mid-afternoon? How much would it really cost to show it? Strongman, lumberjack games, scotland games, ping pong, badmitton, so much out there and there are amazing athletes doing stuff we never see. 4. Get out of politics. Enough already. I am there for sports and sports alone. 5. Stop force feeding me the WNBA and NCAAW. They are terrible, no one cares, it is so freaking boring. You give me these highlights but I can't get an NHL game, or F1 coverage, or decent soccer coverage???

He would be interesting...but I think they go much more conservative route than Austin.