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1. Build an O Line that actually run blocks. 2. Give Singletary (4.8 yards/carry over his first two seasons) the ball more and let the kid run.

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh ...... I'm taking my ball and going home!!!!!! Look at Schilling's letter to the Hall ... https://www.facebook.com/1044701480/posts/10223220822362596/?d=n "I will not participate in the final year of voting. I am requesting to be removed from the ballot. I'll defer to the veterans committee and men whose opinions actually matter and who are in a position to actually judge a player," Schilling wrote. "I don't think I'm a hall of famer as I've often stated but if former players think I am then I'll accept that with honor." Such a dick.

Good.

It's a game. And you want someone to get seriously hurt. Take a moment to think about how ***** up that is.

@Virgil - hi. #9 ... yes. Thanks for a great season of your few thoughts. Did you get that last pic? We can take this offline. Bye, Virg.

My pleasure! If I click on someone else's post, those two options (report and share) are all I see in light mode. It's only on my own posts that Edit is an option.

As long as Tua is their QB, they will never be a threat, IMO.

The ellipsis at the top right your post. Click that and Edit is an option.

I don't remember hearing anything about Reid not being healthy.

Tre White had a career year before he got paid, too.

I don't think he was rattled. I think he had a beaten up WR corps and an O line who didn't protect him. He absolutely had a bad game, but I really think it was because KC is just a much, much better team. For now.

If this is truly an issue, then Josh Allen isn't the right guy. That said - I believe 100% that he IS the right guy. We got our asses kicked yesterday because we played a team that was a lot more talented on offense AND defense; and their coaching staff is much better than ours.

I change mine every time. I wouldn't be opposed to using it twice, but I use my fryer 2-3 times/year, so I'd rather go fresh. A large jug of Peanut Oil is about $13 at Walmart. I think it's worth the price of adding that to the cost of the meal, simply because it's going to be the best flavor you can get.

I thought he was in Chico and the Man, too, but as another character. I was surprised to learn that he'd never been on the show when I looked it up.

HFBD, Jauronimo!!

He was never in Chico and the Man. A younger actor replaced Chico after Freddie Prinze died.

Today is just a normal Saturday. Errands, stop and see my parents, come home. I'll make the pizza dough for tomorrow at about 6pm so it can cold ferment until 6pm tomorrow and be ready to sling by halftime. Tomorrow is gonna be more difficult. My usual Sunday routine is to go to the grocery store to get whatever I need that I didn't get on Saturday, then come home and watch the game at 1pm. Now I've got 5.5 hours to fill and I have no effing clue what I can do to fill it. Won't be as bad as last week. 8:15pm was abusive.

You've used enough of the hip terms to understand the kind of person I'm dealing with, here. I'm going to try to explain this in a way I think you might grasp it. First of all, whether or not I'm a minority is a) none of your business and b) totally irrelevant. I am not accusing all NFL owners of being racist and I doubt anyone is - so save your promises for someone who wants to hear them. This, to me, is not exclusively about HC vacancies/hirings. It's more about the more entry-level, lower on the totem pole, positions. Ex: when the Bills were the first team to hire the first female full-time coach. They took a chance. They opened the door. They showed other teams that it's okay to do those things. Or the Cardinals, when they hired Byron Leftwich to be the QB Coach - and the Bucs who hired him as OC two years later. That's progress. That's moving forward. Hiring a proven failure in Rob Ryan to be a position coach was stupid. It was dumb. It was also a perfect opportunity to give a minority or a female a chance. They didn't take the chance. Instead, they hired a man who has singlehandedly destroyed the last three defenses he's worked with. Makes sense, right? I'm just going to stop there and trust that you get it. If not, I have zero interest in going back and forth with you. So please do us both a favor and either don't respond or simply say that we can agree to disagree. Peace!

Progress is finally being made there, albeit slowly. It has to start at the college level, too, IMO. I don't follow college football, but I'd be willing to bet that the percentage of black HCs across the DI powerhouse schools is low. Today, alone - we've seen the Ravens hire ROB RYAN as a position coach and the Texans talking about hiring a candidate with literally zero days of coaching experience as their HEAD COACH. Skin color aside ---- you're telling me that either one of those people are the best person for those jobs???? Come the ***** on. It's a problem.

You did a poor job of comprehending my post. Stop with that.

If another NFL team hires another unqualified white candidate to be their HC, it will not - and should not - go ever well, at all.

"If anyone can do it, Josh MCown can." Based on WHAT??

Phew. Glad he wasn't there last week!

LOVE!!!!!!!