Mr. WEO

Neither am I. Where did I change the premise? I have repeatedly said that the Love pick did NOT prevent them from going to a SB--as the team got better despite the pick and they were on the cusp of making the SB both years. You're stuck arguing that some OTHER rookie that they could have taken at 30 or 26 would have, in that NFCC game, made a difference that would have gotten them past the Bucs in the 4th Q. Who is it?

wait, they don't talk about the ladies???

Actually I didn't try to claim that. lol... Look, the Packers were rolling over their competition, scoring more points than any team in the league. Tee Higgins wouldn't have made them higher than #1. Also, Winfield and Diggs weren't on anyone's 1st round board, both going in the second---before the Packers pick. By your logic, the Bills should have not traded for Diggs and kept the pick for Jefferson--who has averaged 1500 yards right off the bus...with Cousins as his QB...while splitting targets with Thielen (none of which Diggs could do) and had him on a rookie contract---maybe got them to a SB or 2! Since the Packers drafted Love, Rodgers has won back to back MVPs and they have gone to the NFCC game also back to back. In that game against the Bucs, the MVP threw for 346 yards, 3 TDs.....and then, on the cusp of tying the game late in the 4th, he made a bad decision. To claim that was the direct or indirect result of a bad draft decision before the season started is jus..."absurd".

yeah---that's the part that's not worth pointing out, as I said.... They were selected for this trait.

Most, if not all? I missed that specific claim. link? You think Pegula is going to lay out for that? That's slightly less likely than public financing for such.

Yes, YES! It prevented the Packers from back to back appearances AND kept him from winning his first MVP in 7 years. Oh wait---none of that happened! But we will always be left to imagine how a rookie at some position would have made the #1 Offense so much even better that the MVP wouldn't choke away the game at the very end.

And....? Are they currently protected from the elements? Being "anti-dome" implies that such people already understand that most seats in an open stadium are "uncovered".

Huh? He announced he had cancer 21 years after he ran for President. He died 5 months later, age 73.

I did.

Frazier wasn't the only Defensive Coordinator on the Bills sidelines making those decisions at the end of the game..........

win it?? they didn't even play in it---the MVP choked. lol. Name any 2 draft picks in your head and he still throws that TD pass into the dirt instead of running, Josh-like, into the EZ. you keep dying on this hill and Rodgers only laughs....

“amazing sightlines” and the potential for intimidating Bills’ opponents" lol

There's no new order at all. Players ask for the most money they can get, owners say yes or no. It will always be so.

OoPS!--they didn't. Turns out the were loaded with talent on Offense by 2020, despite the Jordan Love pick, which had no impact whatsoever

That a pro athlete getting paid to work out in a gym with top training is likely faster/stronger/jumpier than us is not a point worth making.

2019. I'm referencing about 2020--very good team, best Offense-and Rodgers was still crying (some here sided with his "no weapons" nonsense). As most of us suspected, we all now know it was an act to get his money.

2010 was a very long time ago. Since then, Nick Foles has won a SB. Brady won 4. 2 years ago Packers had the top WR, a top 10 running game, #1 scoring Offense and top 10 D. Then Rodgers choked away the NFCC game vs Tampa. You know who's not afraid of Rodgers? the 49ers, the Bucs.....

From what I could see, in Nevada, reckless driving with death resulting is a Class B felony with 1 to 6 years. Ruggs is charged with4 felonies and is looking at 40 years. He won't be some team's project---except maybe the Mean Machine.

He didn't. He was unconscious. DWI lawyers always challenge the physical evidence of intoxication--that's the bulk of their business. But probable cause was never in doubt here.

sounds nasty...

What's the LD50 for stairs?

"all" options: show up or not. a read scratcher for Orlando... The players are guaranteed almost 49% of league revenues. The owners have to spend it on players. It's not a "new order" This is:

Zach Wilson's "heart"?? wtf are they referring to?

He was still hyping Cam Newton last season....

exactly, pretty much the same thing