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Is name recognition the best way to build a roster? Beane thinks not.

Tony Gonzalez also blows now. Should we sign him or maybe Antonio Gates?

Shirley. Produced losses maybe.

Watching the colorful display of flailing spandex as the careless buffoons tumbled wasn’t reward enough?

How many times have you read on this board someone wanting to trade Edmunds? How many times for all of our other starter’s combined?

In case anyone hadn’t noticed Beane is not dumb. This means no Ertz. 1. We have a lot of weapons and had a successful offensive season last year. We’ve added more than we’ve subtracted already. 2. Knox, Hollister, and possibly even Sweeney plausibly could emerge. 3. We are in a position where we’ll have to pay some big salaries moving forward. 4. Ertz has a high salary and will likely want a raise or extension 5. Ertz blows Any 3 of the above 5 points are enough to say no to Ertz. If you disagree with three or more, that might be enough to cough up a 7th for this tird. Otherwise….nope. Name recognition is his entire appeal.

The Eagles games are readily available on replay if you look hard enough.

His crap attitude and low effort were all his own.

The article pick a guy from each of the 32 teams.

Does this mean Knox got a D- in TEU?

GMTM was let go too early? Shirley you can’t be serious. He was given a pile of assets to build a team and turned that into a pile of crap all the while talking down to anyone and everyone within earshot. He was quite possibly the worst GM in the history of professional sports.

I agree in general and there are a few things I find weird. They had that little web series going with Eichel and Allen called captain to captain or some such but then it disappeared, Josh seemed much more comfortable on that thing than Jack as well as in interviews in general. None of this stuff is stand out obvious to me but there are a lot of missing pieces.

Crying over dime-a-Dobbins? Really?

Any alien signals detected yet or is math still math?

Then maybe the cyclists should be aware of the condition and act with caution. Would that be too much to ask of these prima donnas?

Most sporting events have barriers to keep the crowds out of the playing field. Once again, the cyclists are above reproach because their delicate psyches can’t handle it. The event organizers did not take proper precautions. A major part of any race is to watch where you are going but when it comes to cyclists, in a race or just out on the road being a douche, the ONLY rule is that nothing is ever their fault. What would have happened if a woodchuck were in the road?

I saw it. The pedestrian was an idiot. The pedestrian was also……a pedestrian. These lunatic cyclists are NEVER at fault. Driving along winding roads with blind corners and getting hit by a car……car’s fault……same situation hitting a pedestrian…..pedestrian’s fault. Many of these cyclists have deep psychological issues as demonstrated by Lance Armstrong all the way down to the 225 pound weirdo from anywhere USA wearing some tight shirt as if he is sponsored. What would have happened if some woodchuck wandered into the road and 257 morons collided because of it? Let me guess…..woodchuck’s fault.

Yes the guy with the sign was an idiot. Many cyclists on the road every day are idiots but that doesn’t stop them from whining about cars and asserting their rights to the road. Now when someone else, a pedestrian, has his rights to the road violated, once again the cyclists are the victims. They are always the victims.

The spandex mafia is always quick to assert the equal rights on roads funded by and built for cars. When it comes to the pedestrian having the right of way, all that sails out the window. The articles said the guy holding the sign wasn’t looking but what about the bike douche?

I’m not here to defend the Pegulas or anything about the recent history of the Sabres but perhaps we shouldn’t be looking at Eichel as if he were some sort of deity. He is a good hockey player and fun to watch but….. A number of players have come into Buffalo stating how much they look forward to playing with him. When they were gone I can’t recall one saying they’d miss playing with him. Hall, Staal, and ROR are just a few. The surgery he is seeking is either simply a ploy to get out of town or he is an absolute moron. Not one major athlete has ever undergone this treatment and his doctor is most likely a quack. If the Sabres doctors course of action proves fruitless surgery would still be an option. My guess is that if he is traded the new team will be no more enthusiastic about the surgery than Buffalo. It’s probably a ploy. Eichel is from Boston, a town filled with self aggrandizing, arrogant, immature people. You can take the kid out of Boston but maybe you can’t take the Boston out of the kid.

Day 2 of TE University and Knox hasn’t flunked out yet. This has to be a good sign.

Two Denver DBs in the top 50 NFL players. Jake Kumerow begs to differ.

The “rest of the year” at GBCC probably means until July 15 as after that it is pretty much too cold to golf in GB.

Elite. Lollllllllllllll. Unless 15 guys at each position qualify as elite, he never sniffed it. And he already came back from his injury and sucked out loud. He is actually “worth” more than $1 due to the vet minimum rule so I realize that anywhere he goes, they will pay him more than that. Butler is a DT and we drafted two DEs with a notion that each might be able to slide inside sometime in the future. Should we trade Tre White because we drafted Hamlin? They play different positions in the same general area too.

Way to needlessly throw shade at Butler. And there is no discernible FMV for Ertz because guys that have declined from above average to bad normally can’t wrap their head around the corresponding decline in salary. Sherman is probably seeing similar although on a different scale than Ertz as he was/is far better.