Prickly Pete

You're "confused" about Rosen being a prick? Josh Rosen, on getting drafted by the Cardinals: “I dodged getting drafted by the Browns, Jets, AND Bills. I’m the luckiest man on earth.” He is, and will continue too be an !@#$.

I think he will be the Bills' Ben Roethlisberger I think his completion percentage was low because he threw on the run so much. They will keep him in the pocket, and he will kick ass.

again... Josh Rosen, on getting drafted by the Cardinals: “I dodged getting drafted by the Browns, Jets, AND Bills. I’m the luckiest man on earth.”

That's the quote on Twitter. I bet he douched it up in his interviews with teams he didn't want to play for.

Josh Rosen, on getting drafted by the Cardinals: “I dodged getting drafted by the Browns, Jets, AND Bills. I’m the luckiest man on earth.” Rosen is a notorious !@#$. He will continue to be an !@#$ I'm so glad he wasn't the pick.

Rosen's a prick. They made the right choice.

http://www.nxivm.com/project/education/ www.reasoned.life/2018/04/nxivms-kids-program-vs-study-tech/ "The purported breakthrough technology was to teach kids seven different languages (English, Mandarin, Arabic, Russian, German, Hindi and Spanish) using intense instruction of around 12 hours per day, with a different language being taught on each day of the week. Parents are forbidden from interacting with their children when they were unable to speak the language being taught that day"

Yeah, I am wondering about that too.

I know. But in the article, it mentions how the kids were being alienated from their parents, by speaking to the kids in a variety of languages, .

This is really disturbing. Grooming wealthy (and I assume powerful) people's children. In some odd places, like Guatemala, and Guadalajara, too. Lots of connections with the Mexican Elite.

Did you already post this? I can't remember if I found it somewhere else. https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/4925050/posh-brit-school-founded-by-american-cult-leader-under-review-by-watchdog/ Really creepy, James Bond villain ****. Small children of very wealthy people being brainwashed at expensive preschools opened by Keith Raniere.

Is it customary for an owner to negotiate draft pick trades in person? Isn't that what GM's are for, and isn't it usually done over the phone? Sounds like bull **** to me.

I'm thinking around 20th. If I were putting a team together, I would want him as the #2 over guys I rank higher as number ones, because he was so good over the middle. For an over the middle guy, he would rank top 5. Know what I mean?

Chicago is his town. His political machine was based in Chicago, and Rahm Emmanuel, who some say has pushed the gentrification that has lead to the turf wars in the city, is Obama's big buddy. I don't think it's outrageous to cast a stone Obama's way.

If you look at the demographics of NFL fans, it's highly likely that it's more than half, "pal".

There's a reason why he had to do an interview like this to address "character concerns". The Aaron Rodgers thing isn't a positive in my book, because Rodgers is a douchebag. We might end up with "all the douche", but none of the greatness. I think Rodgers looks forward to having another high profile QB to support him in taking on "social issues". Not what I'm looking for in a QB. Maybe Aaron Rodgers wants to help him with finding a beard.

Basically, my point is if 11 QB's are taken in front of them, the Bills will take the 12th. Anyone they would select at 22, they would select at 12. They aren't going to play that game, it would be dumber than dumb to pass on a guy, thinking they could get him 10 picks later.

Get a grip. If they stay at 12, they will pick a QB, and get a linebacker or whatever at 22. This is no time to !@#$ around. McCarron and Peterman (geezus!) are 5th round picks, while the top guys in this draft are all way more highly regarded, different level prospects. They are not the same type of "developmental" guys. Even the "2nd tier" guys like Lamar Jackson are WAY more highly regarded prospects than McPetarron.

I don't think anyone cares about money laundering, or big financial shenanigans involving huge sums. It has to be connected to something like child trafficking, sex cults, genocide, etc. or it won't bother partisans.

In the past, some here have clamored for Hue Jackson to be hired as the Bills coach. On the local LA radio show, Petros Papadakis, who had Jackson as a RB coach at USC, tosses out an occasional Hue story. He has little but contempt for Hue.

I don't know a single Democrat that actually cares if it was all bull ****. They feel "stopping Trump" is all that matters. Most know it was just a ruse, they just wouldn't admit it. They have just been acting coy.

"Yay!"

They have to take a QB with whatever first pick they have. Even if it ends up being a guy that would probably be available at 22, they HAVE to take him at 12 (or higher if they trade up), and say "We are so happy to have Josh Mayfield Jackson, we had him as the top ranked QB in this draft, and we're just thrilled". There is no room for being clever. They can't risk the best available QB not being there at 22. It would be stupid to tempt fate. I don't care if they have 3 guys all rated the same. They can't risk them all being gone by 22, and they wouldn't be able to say "this is the guy we wanted all along" if they passed him at 12. All the tarot cards, all the coffee grinds, and all the stars in the night sky, are positioned for them to select a QB with their first pick. I can only believe that the default position (Plan B), would be to trade 12 away for a 2019 1st round pick. That would be the only face saving move they could escape with. And even that would be a really tough sell.

Thanks for the update.