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Lol you were watching that garbage series and thinking about me weren't you? Admit it 🤣

It's also unsurprising because the specific type Taiwan Jones is breeding are huge muscle-bound fighting dogs. You didn't even have to read the story about how they killed a dog to know it's not a good idea to breed them like that on purpose. It's just common sense and decency

Yep I'm sure it's happened before but not quite as often as with pitbulls. Certain breeds insurance companies won't even insure and pitbulls are top of the list, especially ones like we are talking about bred for their size and muscular appearance

It sounds like you did everything you could for that dog. Do you think other people would have put in that much effort? Most people are lazy and incompetent. My argument is if there are dog breeds that are more aggressive (statistics prove it that's why insurance is so high for them or not offered at all) then they shouldn't be allowed to be bred or have very strict laws around it at the very least. I can't get behind someone whose dogs killed another dog and then he continues breeding those same dogs and getting younger teammates involved who probably don't know any better. Not a good situation Because I care about my 20 lb dog and my 110 lb wife being attacked by a 150 lb dog bred for fighting now I'm a blue haired hippie? That's quite a leap. Sounds like you aren't a very tolerant or compassionate person

How's that fraud Durant doing these days? He will never win on his own because he's not a leader. But hey maybe he will watch and see who wins the finals so he can join them next

I'm sure the lady whose dog was killed by Taiwan Jones' dogs that are being promoted in this clip would want you to get lost and have some compassion for other people

Really sorry you and your dad had to go through that. It's definitely not your fault. Pitbulls were bred to be strong and powerful for dog fighting, security, hunting, and wrangling big animals like bulls etc. You can raise them to be sweet and loving but it's in their DNA to attack when they think it's necessary. You know who we don't have to worry about? Augie's golden retrievers. Has there been aggressive golden retrievers? Maybe but it's not their normal temperament like it is with pitbulls. And you were a loving owner, just think of all of the crappy owners out there who abuse their dogs to make them meaner. It's just not necessary to have a killer dog like that when there are so many other choices. And everyone has a story about how their pitbull is the sweetest dog ever but for every one of those there's probably a story like yours where it didn't turn out well. So why don't people just take your advice and avoid situations like that from the start?

Exactly. If you like big dogs there's plenty of friendly breeds. I'm sure Taiwan would have said how friendly his dogs were...until the day they weren't. Our dog is like a member of our family just like the lady in that story said about hers. I couldn't imagine if 2 huge dogs like that attacked us

The owners like to say it's the owner and not the dog and it's all in how you train them. So my life and my dog's life is depending on whether or not the owner trained the dog well enough? Yikes

Sorry to you pitbull owners who disagree but it's completely irresponsible to breed huge killer dogs because you think they look tough or cool. Regular dog owners and people with little kids shouldn't have to worry about their lives being at risk because you think it's cool to have huge aggressive dogs: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mercurynews.com/2013/09/20/officials-dogs-owned-by-oakland-raiders-cornerback-taiwan-jones-attack-kill-neighbors-dog/amp/

Booth's tape looks great. Could be a day 1 starter at a position of need. I don't know how or why they would pass on him. But I'll trust McD and Beane on that one. I don't think there is another player at 25 that would have as big of an impact. The only other position we could get a starter would be RB and even then that person would split time with Motor. So I want Booth or another CB but I'll trust the experts on this one

TBD community has literally never been wrong about a draft pick. Beane should just do what we say

If they sign him to a new long term deal as part of it the first year cap hit can be next to nothing if it's his signing bonus

Yes indeed. Can't pay all of our starters the big contract. The draft is basically the place to get cheap labor these days

That would be a funny SNL skit (if SNL was still funny). They kick Baker out of the stadium and he's homeless with a garbage bag full of footballs and his Heisman and in walks Deshaun Watson with like 10 hot masseuses surrounding him and he puts a dollar in his coffee cup and says get a job you bum!

Great question. I like Derek Stingley, Jameson Williams, or Kyle Hamilton personally. Or if one of the top guys starts to fall for some reason. I feel like there's not a lot of open roster spots on this team so might as well go all in on a guy that you know is going to be an immediate impact player. 6th and 7th round draft picks won't make this team and will just get poached off the practice squad if they are any good so it's a waste of a pick imo

Giants could restructure Poyer long term with minimal cap hit year 1. Also release Bradbury so we can sign him on the cheap!

Poyer and a pick to go up to 7 for Hamilton? Poyer gets his $, the Giants get a leader on defense to build around, and Bills get a dynamic and cheaper replacement for the next 5 years

I think they are saying because of Covid a lot of guys opted out the previous year and then came back to finish their eligibility but yes it seems like every year is a deep draft but this one maybe more than most

You mean at 7? I like it and I think if we move up that might be the spot to watch for a big trade up

And if you think we trade up or trade back let's hear some of your trade terms. How far up or back do we go?

The Bills are slated to pick at #25 overall. As per BBB himself, they only have roughly 20 players with 1st round grades. It's also supposed to be a historically deep draft with a lot of good talent in the middle rounds. Based on this, do you think we try to TRADE UP to get one of those top 20 guys, wait it out until 25 and hopefully someone falls to us, or TRADE BACK and collect more middle round picks?