4merper4mer

They put up a stat: Last two home games zero touchdowns and TEN turnovers. Yikes.

I agree with some of this and used to agree on the Jones part. I can no longer agree with that. He’s bad. Putting him in the top 15 requires a misplaced decimal point.

Amari Cooper work ethic akin to corners on a bowling ball.

Not all that close to the airport but there used to be one called Shenanigan’s. It was a Bills bar at one point, but that was at least 8 years ago. IIRC it was two buildings with a pavilion connecting them. One of the buildings had clearly been a Pizza Hut but the place wasn’t bad.

You should change the thread title to “Poop assessments….love ‘em or hate em? “

Same PFF that said Geno Smith outplayed Josh?

Now do the Chiefs right tackle. Just pick a random passing play to analyze.

Eagles

Any updates on this?

Now that your TGI Fridays has closed, you won’t have to worry about it anymore.

Dude signaled and everything.

Oh dear lord

To anyone with any level of objectivity the below is obvious: 1. The Yankees made the World Series in a year where several AL teams were on the rise but not ready yet. Included are Detroit, Cleveland, and KC. Add Oakland…..did I stutter? Just watch. Houston is aging. Seattle is a bit of a mystery as their pitching is unmatched but while their hitting on paper is decent, it did not produce. Baltimore suffered from injuries galore but also mismanaged themselves. Boston has one of the best systems in the league, maybe the best, and is in the midst of a rebuild that will probably succeed. Other teams are in a period where they need redefining….Min & TB being examples. Texas….now there’s a team that will be back. 2. Juan Soto infused a level of discipline at the plate that the Yankees haven’t seen since the 90s. Without him, they would have been unwatchable because he had an impact on other guys. 3. Stanton, who has three weeks per season of impact, happened to have them in the post season. Otherwise KC bounces the Yanks. 4. None of their “prospects” improved all that much. Nepo baby Volpe did a little, thanks to Soto, but Peraza has been ruined, Jassssssssson is a dolt and Cabrera is meh. 5. With the possible exception of the injured Braves, whichever team emerged from the NL was going to curb stomp whichever team emerged from the AL. The gap is as wide as the Pacific and only the young AL teams have any chance of closing it. 6. The Dodgers were never at full strength and had 463 good pitchers injured. That’s a problem for the rest of MLB moving forward. 2025: The Yankees will spend a lot. They had better re-sign Soto because he, Cole and to an extent Judge are all they can really build on. Others have talent but don’t play the right way. Looking at you shiny object Jazz. If the Yankees spend it wisely, they will probably make the playoffs and be an easy opponent for a more well rounded team like Texas. If they go back to their shiny object strategy, the results will be hysterical.

Given he got some chick pregnant it has to be Travis Henry, no?

How is Duck Dodgers doing? Still better than Josh?

Squatters, amirite?

I don’t think so either because you put yourself in a position where a little bad luck could cause a loss. I do think there is an option in the middle though. Take yesterday’s game. We’re up 34-10 and have the ball. Seattle can’t stop the clock. We knelt. Fine, but what if we fumble one on purpose with say 23 seconds left. Let them get a fumble 6. 8 seconds to run it back so 15 left. 31-17. Now try to get the onside kick. Kneel. Call time out with one second left and fumble 6 it again. 31-24 and we win a close game. If we give up the onside kick, just play enough D so they have no time left and let them score on the last play. Same result.

Has anyone ever been traded twice before the same deadline? Sincerely, Davante

What a load.

He used to carry Ted Dibiase’s money around but they had a falling out.

Would have been better if we did it BEFORE playing Mason Rudolph.

Dude stop. I’ve seen cars blatantly blow through red lights/stop signs maybe 10-15 times in all the years I e been driving. I haven’t counted but I’ve probably seen a few hundred thousand cars at stop signs obeying the law. I’ve seen countless….I mean countless…..bicycles blow through road signs, including passing lines of stopped cars. More seem to disobey than obey but that part is admittedly anecdotal. If the line of stopped cars is long enough, the car in front can’t possibly see the bike approaching, but God forbid the car take a perfectly legal right on red and get hit on the passenger side resulting in comically flying yellow spandex. Then their will be trouble from the Saab spandex douche or some like minded mental midget.

Get well to the OP. Jukester, Turn over every rock on the neuro thing. Every rock. Don’t assume the first doctor got it right. If it is an auto immune, some doctors become about as useful as a bag of Cheetos trying to nail down the diagnosis. Neurologist plus maybe Rheumatologist plus LOTS of your own research followed by blood tests.