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Kentucky Derby Predictions?
Kirby Jackson replied to Halloween Land's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I feel HORRIBLE for the jockey. That was brutal. He did interfere with the 1 but man that’s tough. -
Kentucky Derby Predictions?
Kirby Jackson replied to Halloween Land's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I only used him a little too. I’d love if he didn’t hit the board -
Baker mayfield at kentucky derby
Kirby Jackson replied to Hebert19's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Baker is a BOSS. I love that dude- 109 replies
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Kentucky Derby Predictions?
Kirby Jackson replied to Halloween Land's topic in Off the Wall Archives
Jody Demling has hit 9 of the last 10 Oaks-Derby doubles and he is betting War of Will. War of Will won the Risen Star and was the favorite in the Louisiana Derby. He ran a terrible race but supposedly has trained really well. I didn’t use him much but just ran out and bet another $20 to win on him because of Demling. Here are my bets for anyone that cares: $20 Win - 1 $7 Win - 3 $2 Place - 3 $2 exacta - 3,5/3,5,6,8,16,19 $1 exacta box - 3,5,8 $1 Tri - 3,5/3,5,8,16,17/3,7,8,16,17 $1 super - 3/5/8/16,17 Just now realizing that I used the 19 instead of the 17 in the exacta so I will bet another 3,5 w/17. -
Team QB Situations according to Yardbarker
Kirby Jackson replied to Bongo's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
This x 1000!!! Kiper even called McShay on it last week in their argument. The GMFB crew watched him and loves him!! I challenge anyone to put on the Week 17 game, with that offensive talent, and not be OVERLY optimistic. It’s funny because the people that have seen him the most are the highest on him. Allen wasn’t my guy. He had a low floor and a high ceiling and didn’t want the risk. A year later he’s way further along than I expected and a much better athlete. He has a chance to be a star.- 84 replies
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Kentucky Derby Predictions?
Kirby Jackson replied to Halloween Land's topic in Off the Wall Archives
I think I’m going to use By My Standards (supposedly has been training like a monster), the Baffert horses because you have to, Tacitus, Maximim Security and Win, Win, Win. Haven’t put it together yet but think that I’m going to try to catch with Tacitus, Win, Win, Win and By My Standards on top. -
Oliver was playing out of position, on an average team, and not for the coach that recruited him. He would have been out a year earlier if he allowed to be. He was being wasted and had nothing to do but go back. I NEVER think that protecting your draft status is a bad thing. Bosa did it too and he was on a competitive team. If you have a Jaylon Smith type of injury you earning potential plummets. Smith was a consensus top 3 pick and has made $6.5M total including this year. Joey Bosa went 3rd in that draft and has made $25.9M total including this year. NOT protecting his draft status has already cost Jaylon Smith between $19m-$20m. I’m sorry but I don’t see that as a red flag at all. To me, it’s like Final Jeopardy. If you already have a runaway victory there’s no reason to bet an amount to where you could possibly lose!! You’ve already clinched.
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Roll call for those betting over 6.5 wins
Kirby Jackson replied to billsintaiwan's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
I’m going to bet the over this year. I think that the Bills are about 8-8 this year with potential to be a few better or a few worse. 6.5 is already giving you a 1 game cushion on the negative side. I don’t think that the Bills will be worse than 6-10 if Allen stays healthy. To me, it feels like about 70% that they’ll be over 6.5. Additionally, I made a couple of small futures bets earlier this offseason on the Bills winning the AFC & the Super Bowl. If Allen makes the big year 2 leap (which he’s capable of) the Bills could be the surprise team of the NFL. Use By My Standards to hit the board, supposedly he’s been training like a monster according to the TVG people. -
Football is a game of inches
Kirby Jackson replied to Buffalo716's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
When I opened this I thought it was an update to the Bob Kraft story. -
Superdome Renovations $450 Million
Kirby Jackson replied to KellyToTasker's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
That’s going to be brutal!! Where in Elmwood? Had lunch at Kyoto 2 today in your neighborhood. -
Superdome Renovations $450 Million
Kirby Jackson replied to KellyToTasker's topic in The Stadium Wall Archives
Yeah, it is going to be a disaster!! They want people entering from Loyola I think in the meantime? It just looks like a mess. -
I think that’s the point. This isn’t taking that away from anyone. There are other lots that allow it, just not bus and limo. This is targeted at a specific group where the vast majority of these injuries have taken place. They aren’t doing this to take away from the people that have a few beers. This is designed to stop the lunacy that has occurred in that lot. Yes, it isn’t the majority of the people but it is enough that it warranted change. The Bills have a LOT of exposure and deep pockets. They would rather take some control than end up writing checks to drunk idiots. This is for the safety of those than have proven to not be able to keep themselves safe.
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Signs are like waivers. They help in that they show people knew what they were getting into but they do not release liability. If you have a wet floor sign down and someone slips and falls they can (and will still file a claim). Things like friction co-efficient, cleaning solution application, following manufacturer’s suggested use, will all be brought into play and the carrier will pay. One of my client’s has the janitorial contract at the airport and we see it all of the time. Fortunately for them, they have a strong sub agreement in place (which WILL supersede an insurance policy). These claims all get passed down to the sub.
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This isn’t even debatable. The team would 100% be held accountable in this situation, as would the county, police, parking administrators, etc... If someone jumped off a bus and ended up paralyzed they all would be pulled into the suit. Their insurance covers the defense as well. They would almost certainly settle for a big amount while racking up legal bills. I would venture to say that a paralyzation from this would make it to the Bills umbrella carrier. That is another GIANT concern of NFL teams. Currently, there is really only one umbrella carrier that covers for traumatic brain injury (CTE). Pretty much every team has their first $20m-$25M umbrella placed with that carrier. The other $50M (which is what most carry $75m total) is placed elsewhere. If that primary umbrella carrier ever dropped the Bills they would be on the hook for all traumatic brain injury beyond $1M. This is a NIGHTMARE scenario for them.