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Pretty sure most teams offer concierge type ride share where someone gets you and your car home safely and its available 24/7 to avoid DUI/DWI. I'm sure the players do not want anyone associated with the team to know about their party habits though.

Of all the criticisms thrown at Jerry this one might be the most unfair and honestly, bizarre. I think its perfectly natural for a man of his skin tone to have black balls. Frankly, I'd be surprised if he didn't.

This line has high cohesion. Are you satisfied with the run blocking or pass protection? How much more cohesion will make Ford, Feliciano, and Morse not get run over on 3rd/4th and short? How much more cohesion will it take for Mongo not to get abused by decent DTs?

OBJ is still an excellent WR. That offense, when its working, is run first. Baker is much more of a Tannehill than he is Mahomes/Allen/Rodgers. Baker is a capable game manager that can make plays in the passing game when the run game is clicking. Landry will always be the first target based on the routes he runs and separation he gets. Cleveland is better without him since they force stuff his way.

Our Oline changes every other week. Cohesion is over rated. Calling it now. LAR trades Von Miller to the Bills for two 4th round picks.

Incorrect. 100% of us will laugh at you now and we'll laugh at you again later when the Pats don't make the playoffs or are handed an early exit.

I can guarantee you they won't finish 11-7.

The Titans win came when Tennessee had no WRs and no defensive backs. White threw what could have easily been 3 pick 6s. 2 were intercepted and the runner was down inside the 5. One was dropped. Bengals only got 7 points on these opportunities. Lets see how he looks next week.

The Buffalo Bills scare me the most. Particularly which offense is showing up week to week.

Lamar was not drafted for his interview skills.

Winston wasn't playing very well. Siemian came in and did just fine. They will run the ball even more and try to win ugly.

I will manage to sleep at night.

LAR NO NE Pitt If Henry is done for the year, I think Tannehill will be hard pressed to move the ball against these teams.

I see 4 losses on the board without Henry in the lineup.

The Pats offense put up 350 yards and scored 1 TD. Tough to win like that in the NFL.

This title is a train wreck.

Tannehill was already going. He was playing the best ball of his career. I think hes going to look a lot more like Miami Tanny when he isn't getting to throw little slants over 8 and 9 man boxes.

This is just great.

Jack Quinn and JJ Peterka are putting up some nice points in Rochester so far. I wonder if we get to see Quinn at some point or if management is content to let him play another full year in the A?

That was the sound of a senile old man yelling at clouds.

This is an uninspired crusade.

I'm sure movie audiences would have really enjoyed waiting to see if Paul returned his shopping cart to the corral or just left it in the adjacent parking spot to float around aimlessly and ding cars. Much better than a pain box and a poison dart held to his neck. Just shut up already!

Sure, that could be an example. The second part isn't how elections work

The NBA is also the most predictable team sport in the world. The outcomes are pre-determined by where the players agree in groups of 3 or 4 to play each offseason. Effort is irrelevant. We definitely need to see #1s vs #8s. Upsets happen every 2 or 3 years in the NHL. Its happened like 4 times in NBA history, including when round 1 was a best of 5. Shortening the seasons would help to that end. The lockout seasons have been fun to watch since you can't afford to go on a couple of 10 game skids, every game matters.

You guys know there is more to the executive branch than regulating gasoline prices right? In fact, gasoline prices don't even appear to be part of his job scope at all! This argument would laughed at as trash were it levied at Trump. Had Trump been around to see the wind down of the pandemic and realized many of the same inevitable issues we are seeing today, I have a feeling we might see the same people beating the gasoline and corn prices drum suddenly discussing global supply and demand trends, capital spending trends, global droughts, etc. Critical thinking is imperative no matter who is in office. Taking headlines and firing "President's Fault!" is the lowest form of political discourse no matter who is in office.