No owner is going to tank his own franchise -- and more importantly his season ticket sales -- by trading away his best player. Especially on the heels of trading away his second best player. There's a reason guys like Watson are worth $30m a year. They are the ones who sell the tickets and boost the TV ratings.
The Globetrotters from that era were awesome. Funny seeing him put up those crazy long shots......Steph Curry gets about $40m a year to do that now.
RIP
Absolutely. Brown and Beasley both likely have two years left in Buffalo based on current contract and age. The time to draft a starting WR for 2022 is now.
Here's an interesting article from today's WSJ. Some very big and well known employers operate with relatively little cash (and way too much debt) to sustain operations in a period of significant revenue loss.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/coronavirus-puts-a-premium-on-cash-even-for-biggest-u-s-companies-11585153040?mod=itp_wsj&mod=&mod=djemITP_h
No visitors for my MIL either and residents can't leave their rooms. We've connected via facetime but she doesn't quite understand what's going on. No doubt many elderly people in that boat.
No.
I understand the battered wife syndrome demands we invent new ways for NE* to remaining endlessly dominant, but no one is trading a top 10 QB to Belichick.
I'm surprised we haven't seen this headline before now.
Senior homes are on lockdown but when you need dozens of staff and they have to go room to room all day to care for the residents.....it's a bad recipe.
Apparently this was too risque for OTW, so will leave here for people to enjoy in the event you haven't seen it.
Some people still don't quite get the whole video conference thing....
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No dark sarcasm in the classroom
Teachers leave those kids alone
Hey teachers, leave those kids alone
All in all you're just another brick in the wall
All in all you're just another brick in the wall