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Couple things: - Autism matters when dealing with people. In a highly confrontational situation where people are in her face like they were on the video it’s a big deal. They should not have treated anyone like that, but particularly not someone they knew had a disability like Autism. That’s gonna be a problem for them. - That place has a water park. There would be people waking around in swimsuits so it is highly doubtful that she was the skimpiest dressed person around.

No. When did I say that? Labels are only meaningful to me when I know they actually denote quality or value. I’m not going to pay extra for a badge or designer label. But if there’s something well made from a premium brand and I want, then it I’ll try to find the best price on it. Sometimes if I really want something I pay full price, but not if I don’t have to.

I’m a value shopper. I like nice stuff but will get it from outlet malls, clearance racks, whatever. F paying full price. And I despise the high end designer label stuff that is about showing off the badge and not about actual quality of product. Not that some expensive stuff isn’t worth it, but most is just people saying “look how much I paid for this”. Gross. As for good wine, give me the $10 bottle that drinks like a $30 bottle or the $20 bottle that drinks like a $50 bottle. I find the good/great values and stick with them. They often don’t last, but the hunt is part of the fun.

Let’s keep politics out of this thread please!

I could see them moving to Las Vegas like the Raiders just did.

The craziest thing about this is that Six Flags Oklahoma City has a water park. People would be walking around in a lot less than what she was wearing.

And he’s great at challenging reality too

I stopped reading at “Tucker Carlson”

Even though there is a lot of uncertainty about 2022’s cap it’s a lot safer to think that the 2023 cap will ballon considerably. We will see a lot of teams kick hits to that year. Big jumps in the cap always make it difficult to (efficiently) use a lot of excess space anyway. That’s because it’s easy for teams to retain just about anyone they want and not much real talent hits the market.

But he’s tired! Been walking’ all day

Oh, ouch. Then he should’ve gone wherever he had the best chance to make a team

If the money is about the same, then I think most players would rather either be near home or on a possible championship team. The Rams look like a playoff team this year and it’s close to his family so it makes sense to me.

I think that it is probable that the NFL is floating these two possible opener games to get a feel for how well received they’d be. That’s be smart on their part.

Yup. They’re just throwing whatever they can at the problem. It isn’t much, but it’s what they can do at the moment.

The team’s reaction to it really showed something. Allen said they were all like “Well, they got this one. Next.” Basically that it didn’t change what they thought they could accomplish the rest of the way. No head hanging or anything like that.

As mentioned before, Baker had three offensive systems in his first three years. Last season he didn’t even have a proper offseason to learn and practice this one. He looked bad early, but finished strong. Now he gets to, for the first time as a pro, stay in that same scheme for a second season. Let’s see how he does with that before passing judgement.

Indeed. She’s more into soccer

My 15 year old daughter told me that she thinks Zach Lance is hot. Maybe that’s because he looks 17. Personally I didn’t study the QBs coming out in any detail (because I don’t root for a team that needed one), but I thought second overall was awfully high for a prospect whose negatives included issues with accuracy and decision making. True that Allen had the same knocks so you never know.......

Bills should’ve been in that convo. Not saying that they’re #1, but I don’t see how they’re left out of consideration. Maybe if they were including TEs and pass catching from RBs, but not straight up WR corps.

For what it’s worth, I’ve heard that the timing of the info on his possible heart condition coming out was the issue for teams. They didn’t get a chance to have medical evaluations by their own doctors like in typical years and didn’t have time to do much work on him when it came out. Now he’s cleared.

Miami’s DBs are middle of the pack or slightly above that IMO. Again, Howard is a stud, top 5 CB, but you’ve got little else of significance. The fact that you didn’t even mention the Rams and Packers shows how little you know. They were easily at the top of secondary play last season. Quite frankly, the Bills were better too due to similar play at CB and better players at safety.

Oh sorry. Saw the previous post about a Phins fan in the thread. Assumed it was you since you were sticking up for the guy. I should’ve read back further. Still, my point stands: Looking at Miami’s secondary they don’t exactly have much back there. If this guy is any good, why cut him?

Well, your Phins aren’t exactly stacked at DB. You’ve got Howard at CB1 and you drafted Holland for a S spot but I don’t see much else back there. Seems like you wouldn’t want to part with anyone decent so why’d you cut him loose?

This is true. All I got on the guy is that I don’t remember noticing him when I watched Miami play, his pff scores (meh) and what I’ve read in this thread. Based on that - and the Bills need as you point out - he’d be worth a look as a backup.

He wasn’t even a corner for them the last couple seasons.