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His agent is the real all star. IMO, he's a bright strategy guy but a terrible teacher. He knows the content but can't effectively communicate it. It's why he shines in interviews but the product is always the complete opposite.

Fired coaches should always take a year off. Has there ever been a coach that was fired one year and successful the next?

What JJ Watt is doing is admirable but the Texans should sideline him unless they make it to the conference championship or the Super Bowl. All it's going to take is one good ding and that's re-injured or retorn. Sometimes re-injuring a healing muscle really a recovery back.

I suspect with Barkley is that prior to being signed by the Bills last year, he was practicing intensively, working out, etc. in training "up" for a shot in the NFL. Now that's he's the backup, there isn't that same level of intensity solely focused on just latching on to a team. He probably has a lot of responsibilities other than his own game readiness. Further, I don't think the Bills had the most elaborate game plan in Week 17 on either side of the ball.

Devondre Campbell, OLB Zach Pascal, WR Hunter Henry, TE

It wouldn't surprise me to see the Chargers move on from Lynn and one or both of Fangio/Arians retires. Quite surprised the Lions are keeping Matt Patricia.

Likely just a "favor" to Drew Rosenhaus to whatever end.

His appearance on SNF is not of a man who's training for a return. It appears he's put on significant weight.

We are in the same gift-giving boat. Can't beat them for Christmas cookie making.

I think they still get to censure because when it comes down to it, "these" people care most about their own backsides and that requires not taking a side. If you're a Democrat House member, there's no win here for you. Vote for impeachment and suffer the wrath of an electorate, its likely defeat and the Republican fringe. Don't vote for it, and likely suffer the wrath of your party and its fringe. So...let's just not vote at all. Let's just send a letter.

I don't think Chargers GM Brandon Beane would have done some of the things Tom Telesco has, and I think that's an important factor to consider in our parallel universe discussion.

At this point, RB2 needs to be fresh legs, and those aren't his legs.

I like simple instrumental (piano, sax, a little drum) of the classics. I loathe that Paul McCartney Christmas song. Runner up is everything by Pentatonix.

Eastwood's film should have included the Eric Rudolph component of that event. Without it, the story is boring and incomplete. The Rudolph portion of that story was intense with a lot more questions - he evaded capture for years, his brother cut his arm off with a saw as a sign of solidarity, and despite being on the run, when Rudolph was captured, he was wearing all brand new clothes and looked well kept, which suggests he had help.

Frank Gore no longer has it - and if the Bills need to stop trying to make him happen. The ultra conservative offense in the latter stages of the game works if your RB2 can get some positive yards.

Just wait until Kitchenaid unveils their mixer ads where hubby gifts a stand mixer to the Mrs. with the tagline "Get bakin' woman!"

I'm a fan of the Twins and formerly the Bucs. The last straw for me was when they traded Cutch. Just had my fill of the Nutting era Pirates at that point.

Can you imagine a MLB with an NFL-like salary cap? It'd force the cheap teams to spend money. Fans tend to hate the Yankees because they spend but the bigger issue is the growing number of teams that don't spend and the growing number of teams content with tanking for a few years to gobble up cheap prospects they can control so they don't have to spend money. A real salary cap would fundamentally change the game and take away the competitive advantage of the Yankees, Red Sox and Dodgers. Perhaps give some teams a new lease on life with new owners (Pittsburgh,). Bob Nutting would sell the team before being told he'd be required to spend $150 million every year. There's zero parity in baseball. Yes, a small market team can be competitive, and perhaps can even win a World Series in any given year, but the money isn't there to make it sustainable.

This movie has some soul to it. A proper sequel, I hope. The 2016 Paul Feig one was a NYC street corner Rilex to the Rolex.

I think the only people who are shocked that Afghanistan is an unwinnable war might be Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney. The *entire* history of Afghanistan strongly suggested that nation building in Afghanistan wasn't going to work out well for the West or the Afghan people.

The only person likely shocked by any of this is Tom Brady. That arm is out of ammunition.

I go into Scorcese movies thinking I won't like them and always come away pleasantly surprised. I enjoyed the Irishman. I was once again reminded of Anna Paquin's stunning beauty and Scorcese's attention to detail for the set pieces is excellent. Joe Pesci stole the show in the movie.

I've been watching it. I appreciate the unique storytelling techniques and I've enjoyed the show's complexity. I thought Episode 6 where Sister Knight "re-lived" her grandfather's life with the pills was very clever.

Don't forget the mass deportation of those with disabilities too. (Misfit toys)

She's just trying to raise money to cover campaign debt at this point.