Jauronimo

I know all you kids love your Madden but wake me up when Josh can sink a 30 footer in Lee Carvallo's Putting Challenge.

Fun Stats: 49ers last three games (without Garrapolo) they have: - Turned the ball over 9 times (including 5 lost fumbles!), forced 6 turnovers including 4 against the Rams - Scored 17 points, 13 points, and 23 points - Have rushed for 55, 49, and 115 yards - Have allowed rushing yards against of 111, 114, and 126 - Lost to Taysom Hill - Been outscored 81 to 53 It was brought to my attention that Taysom Hill was not playing that game. Brees and Jameis were the QB.

How does this make you feel? I'm pretty sure its more than one. Most are smart enough to cycle off before they're subject to testing or just stick with HGH.

They traded for another that was supposed to be starter and was out of league a year later.

I don't see how a centralized bubble or bubbles can work. As I understand it, both grass fields and artificial turf cannot handle multiple games in a day or even days. So you likely need multiple cities with multiple fields that can handle an NFL game. LA comes to mind with the Coliseum, Rose Bowl, SoFi, wherever the hell the Chargers played last year. College teams are still playing so that might not even be an option.

I have seen zero suggestions that Jimmy will be back this week outside of some guy on TBD guessing.

He's a classic across the tracks, cry for help type guy. Just wants attention. Not a true down down the street , close the deal type guy.

I think you need to take a break from football. How about you draw a nice warm bath, pick up that neglected collection of Sylvia Plath, pop a few sedatives and drift off into to a deep long sleep.

Googling "Sports Betting for Dummies" might help.

He was right on him, actually tackling Diggs when the ball arrived. He was burnt and playing make up. Allen underthrew Diggs but the Db who was toasted on the play didn't have a chance to make a play on the ball, didn't allow Diggs to make a play for the ball, and as result it was first and goal on 5.

The Bills LEAD the Dolphins. Losing a few games would be keeping pace. Just go away already.

You're surprised that an 8-3 team is favored to beat a 5-6 team that is missing their starting QB, pro Bowl TE, All Pro DE, among others, a on a neutral site? Are you new to sports?

Yeah. Put a big sign on that reads "Mancave: No Girls Allowed!".

Their worst loss despite winning the turnover battle. The Chargers have won the turnover battle 4 times this year: 1. A Win against Cincinnati 2. An OT Loss to the Saints 3. A Win against Jax 4. A two score loss to the Bills You will have to go back to week three when the Chargers turned the ball over 4 times to see when they were last held beneath 20 points.

By struggled do you mean they led the game wire to wire, never trailed, and won by 2 scores?

How about a play for 4th and 1 that calls for Gabe Davis to block Bosa?

Every hot take is tonguing cheek after you get lamb basted.

I was pouring through some stats today and noticed a few things which I thought were interesting about our upcoming opponents: Chargers are 3rd in yards per game, 3rd in passing yards per game, and 10th in rushing yards per game but middle of the pack in points per game. Their red zone efficiency is 58% which is 21st in the league. Chargers defense is 11th ranked in terms of yards allowed per game but 9th worst in terms of points allowed per game. So how does a top offense and a solid defense translate to 3-7?!?!? A deeper dive shows the Chargers glaring weakness is in turnover differential. Chargers -3 on the year in turnover which is 11th worst in the league, however, they are average in committing turnovers. Their turnover differential issue is all due to lack of takeaways. They are the second worst in the league in generating takeaways. Pittsburgh meanwhile has the best turnover differential in the league. They have the most takeaways and 4th least turnovers. The Titans commit by far the fewest turnovers followed by Chiefs, Packers, and Stillers. This crazy differential in turnovers likely explains how an unremarkable Stillers offense and solid defense equals a perfect 10-0.

Having our 5 best OL healthy and on the field would help. Not sure if Feliciano's pec is up to the task of playing a full game at guard but ideally we'd have Dawkins - Mongo - Morse - ugh - Williams and all run plays would go left.

Which is why the Rockets have won 4 consecutive titles.

Ravens shut down their facilities. https://www.baltimoreravens.com/news/multiple-members-of-ravens-test-positive-for-covid-19

MNFLGA?

Counter point. In today's NHL we see more amazing displays of passing, stick handling, and end to end play relative to the 90s. The highlight reel moves and playmaking we see from top players like MacKinnon and McDavid, or the first lines from Tampa and even Boston as much as I hate to admit it just weren't possible back then. Scott Stevens or one of the Hatcher bros would have ended McDavid's career already. I do not really understand how having every player on the roster be a true NHL talent is a bad thing for the sport but we can agree to disagree on whether talent disparity makes for a better product. If the Sabres can put a spreadsheet in goal we might make the playoffs again in 2030 when play resumes. If you want erratic goaltending Carter Hutton is must see TV. I will always have a soft spot for the mid 90s and rivalries between western powers like Colorado-Detroit-Dallas and watching the Sabres win 2-1 games despite being outshot 45-18 while Hasek stands on his head. I grew up watching Don Cherry's Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Hockey. I loved 60 minutes of dump and chase, crash the net, drop the gloves, ugly goal hockey and rejected anything less as glorified ice dancing only fit for sissy European/Russian finesse leagues. Fights were fun but much like football watching guys take repeated blows to the head now knowing they are suffering irreparable brain damage does not enhance my viewing experience. As far as intensity and rivalries, thats more a criticism of free agency in sports rather than anything specific to the NHL. The players all know each other, they're a big fraternity. There is no more true hatred in the NHL (or NFL, NBA) outside of everyone vs Matty Tkachuk . Totally agree with moving to an international size ice rink. Some of the best hockey I have ever seen takes place at the Olympics. And yes, challenges and replay have strayed from the original intention of correcting glaring wrongs to litigating millimeters and milliseconds. I've been an advocate of smaller pads for goalies for years as well.

Hockey is better now than it was during the heyday of the neutral zone trap, 2 line pass rule, and non-stop clutching and grabbing. The skill level of the players is on display now that there is time and space on the ice. Go home, Gene, you're drunk.

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