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And we’re at a point where our college kids grew up with screens in front their faces making life seem like a total fantasy. In between their watching Reel after Reel they are conversing about how racist and sexist and bigoted America is compared with the rest of the universe they’ve seen on their phones. Fun times ahead folks. Democrat’s America.

What’s the plan when Brady inevitably becomes a HC? Is that the question? Its a fair one. I think it’s important to know that we’re bringing in the best players to win football games now and post Brady, and not just guys that fit what Brady does. If the short and long term plan post Brady is to be more balanced because this is Buffalo in January that’s fine by me. To me that looked like the biggest change Daboll to Dorsey to Brady. You can’t win in this league throwing 60 plus percent of the time especially in Buffalo. You get one bad weather day and suddenly the Oline you neglected in the name of bringing in WR after WR will come back to bite you. Joe Marino on his podcast yesterday was talking about our offense now vs the teams that made the final 4 and whether or not WR was that vital for those teams. Certainly helped the 49ers that do a lot of things right on offense and defense. The other 3 teams shared one thing in common. Elite Olines. You will not find a SB winning team with an average or below Oline. You put an elite QB behind an elite Oline you are going places (currently the Chiefs). That’s why my vote pre draft was lean into our strength which IMO for 2023 was Oline. So I hope SVPG wins the C job and we keep McGovern at LG.

Jobs surging in Wisconsin from Jan 2017 to March 2020. There's this crazy drop that month for some reason. Temporary job losses start to slowly come back to where they were when Trump was in office before the Covid coup. Look at those jobs Biden “created!” Democrats in full panic. Every time Bill ***t posts that’s the tell.

Commies like Bill don’t want you to look into context. That’s why they just ***t post and meme. Any withdrawals and final withdrawals - conditions had to be met or we keep troops there in order to prevent what happened under Brandon from happening: After taking office, Biden undertook a superficial review of our Afghanistan policy—one that totally ignored the advice of his top military advisor and his commanders on the ground. On April 14, 2021, he reversed the Trump administration’s conditions-based drawdown policy and announced that all U.S. forces would be withdrawn from Afghanistan by Sept. 11 of that year, whether or not the Taliban had met its commitments under the 2020 agreement. Eight days after Biden’s announcement, the commander of U.S. Central Command, U.S. Marines Gen. Kenneth “Frank” McKenzie Jr., told the Senate Armed Services Committee that he was concerned about the “ability of the Afghan military to hold the ground that they’re on now without the support that they have been used to for many years.” He also acknowledged that counterterrorism strikes would be much harder without a U.S. presence. In May 2021, USA Today reported that Afghan translators, who had worked alongside U.S. personnel for years, feared that the Taliban would take over and kill them once U.S. troops departed. They begged the Biden administration for help—and members of Congress, on both sides of the aisle, echoed their pleas to start evacuating U.S. citizens and partners. Meanwhile, the Taliban saw Biden’s unconditional withdrawal as an invitation to ramp up their offensive. Afghan government forces stood down because they saw no chance of winning without U.S. support. Throughout this period, Biden refused to reexamine his policy. On July 8, 2021, even as the Taliban were on the march, he insisted that the Taliban’s takeover of Afghanistan was not yet inevitable. Meanwhile, his administration refused to expedite the evacuation of U.S. citizens and Afghan partners because it feared this would signal a lack of confidence in the Afghan government. When the Taliban finally entered Kabul on Aug. 15, 2021, they took the Afghan capital without a fight. Even with many thousands of U.S. citizens and Afghan partners still in the country, the Biden administration stuck to its new, self-imposed Aug. 31 deadline for completing the withdrawal. The result was utter chaos: Thousands of U.S. service members were suddenly deployed to Kabul’s international airport to assist the evacuation effort and contend with masses of ordinary Afghans desperate to escape Taliban rule. https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/08/15/afghanistan-withdrawal-pullout-military-taliban-chaos-evacuation-biden-inhofe/ Trump - no wars. No conflicts. Biden: Putin moves in Ukraine Afghanistan falls to the Taliban Hamas attacks Israel Covid was probably a bio weapon - nothing to Xi here.

Just replace “climate change” with “free Palestine” or “I support Ukraine” or “flatten the curve” …. same thing

Biden had zero issue insulting and threatening Americans over a vaccine that doesn’t work for a virus as lethal as the flu. Biden isn’t saying anything because that would put more negative attention on the disgusting actions by the folks that make up a core group of the remaining Democrat voters.

Democrat’s America

Democrat’s America.

RGIII: “How did they (LSU) let you leave the state?” “They didn’t let me…I left Louisiana because I wanted to go learn to be a man….to get away from the bad influences…” God I want this man to succeed.

Draft Shakir in fantasy. If his targets double - why wouldn’t they; from 45 in 2023 to say 90 minimum - he’s a 1300 yard WR. If that happens and Kincaid continues his ascent, this is going to be a top 3 offense in the league. Coleman and Kincaid will be red zone monsters. That’s just me trusting processes.

You turn 7 year old boys into girls. And vice versa. When you call that out I’ll do the same with this *checks notes* um idk wtf that is.

Yea he was talking about his kid but convo was about Caleb. Colorado head coach Deion Sanders hopes his son, quarterback Shedeur Sanders, is selected by a team located in a warm-weather city during the 2025 NFL Draft. The topic came up as the Colorado coach was discussing USC quarterback Caleb Williams, whom the Chicago Bears are projected to select with the No. 1 pick of the 2024 draft. Sanders said he had "a problem" with Williams, who spent the past two seasons in the Los Angeles area, adjusting to playing professionally in the Windy City. "A kid that's coming from California for the last couple years, right? And went to Oklahoma. That's not terribly cold. Chicago's cold, man," Sanders told Russo. "You gotta think about that kind of stuff when you're taking a young man." https://syndication.bleacherreport.com/amp/10113180-colorados-deion-sanders-i-dont-want-shedeur-going-nowhere-cold-in-nfl.amp.html

He was talking about QBs correct? Specifically his kid….but was having a discussion about Caleb.

You were arrested for suggesting this 2 years ago and fired from your job AstraZeneca has admitted that its COVID-19 vaccine could cause a rare but deadly blood-clotting condition, potentially exposing the UK pharmaceutical giant to tens of millions in lawsuits brought by loved ones of those injured or killed as a result of the jab, according to court documents. https://nypost.com/2024/04/29/world-news/astrazeneca-cops-to-rare-deadly-side-effect-of-covid-jab-as-lawsuits-mount/?utm_campaign=iphone_nyp&utm_source=pasteboard_app

I've been wondering a lot about CB this weekend. I want to believe it’s that they’re gaining confidence in Elam - who I saw today is the third youngest player on this new roster.

The age of these WRs is so much more relevant then people think. Pearsall turned 23. In September of 2023. He’s going to be 24. Legette is going to be 24 in January. In the last 5-10 years - Smith in Philly only one of note I can find at WR - drafted at 22 or older during their senior season - how many become a star in the NFL? Someone please find me one other then Smith that I missed. Happy to be wrong. The rule of thumb with age is the younger the breakout season age - that’s a greater predictor of NFL success. Coleman had 800 yards and 60 catches at 19 years old at Michigan State. If Coleman played at FSU this year at age 21 you can bet he’d be a top 10 draft pick in 2025. And obviously where they end up matters.

Make this make sense. The evidence is everywhere that Diggs had become such a POS that they took the dead cap and traded him 1 month before the draft. If last year’s Diggs show doesn’t happen - and he’s suddenly out of nowhere traded we can seriously question wtf we’re doing. For all the talk about Diggs the leader, I’d think he’d find a way to make it work with Allen and Brady - you know since every other WR that has come thru has done so. Or maybe they should all just request trades until McD and Beane are fired bc clearly your belief this should happen is effecting your ability to evaluate this objectively. I have criticized McD and Beane many times and felt after the 6-6 start it might be time to find new leadership. In the absence of our POS WR1 McD pulled off one of the best coaching stretches of his career to get this team a 4th straight division win.

He was traded. We took on 26 million in dead cap. He was a no show last June. I defended him believing there were issues with Dorsey/offense. We fired Dorsey. He was still traded. Which ones were dealt by their teams and which stayed and won a SB? He was traded. We took on a 26 million dollar dead cap hit. Would you like more evidence he was a massive problem? You want to blame the Organization and McD go ahead. This is now twice Diggs did this.

The team stunk last year until it phased out (he phased himself out) it’s WR1 getting 12 targets a game. The “better” team on paper lost at home to Denver and should have lost to the Giants. I was more worried about the leadership loss. But we’ll be fine: Allen Dawkins Bernard Douglas Von Ed Milano And there are some very promising ones in last years and this years class. Bishop SVP Keon - give him time Kincaid Carter - The DT from Duke Give me this group.

I’m pretty sure that’s what they told him in June 2023. Because it’s clear as day now that Diggs wanted out after the Cincy game. Anyone still defending him now - I don’t understand it. And I defended him in June 2023. I thought if it was about Dorsey he had some merit. It was understandable to be questioning the hiring of a first time OC. But it wasn’t that. We fired Dorsey mid season. The offense looked like something was wrong. I can’t possibly imagine what it was (Diggs). But we still make a miraculous run to the playoffs despite injuries again on defense. And he was checked out. Helped get a guy fired. Set a clubhouse on fire. Because he always knew he would continue to demand for a trade and of course the team knew it. Yet we still played our ***es off to get in. And knowing we had to deal with this clown and still won thru it all, it does make McD’s performance as HC impressive - his team stood up for him and they didn’t quit on him when they could have especially knowing the Diva was checking out. Looks like they didn’t agree with whatever Diggs beefs were. If folks want to say this will be a wasted year - and believe me I understand - I’ll just argue last year with Diggs on this team was a wasted year. Raise your hand if you think Beane should have traded him in March 2023 and if you’d have been good with that? It was a no win situation for us. We were paralyzed by his antics and whatever freaking falling out he clearly had with Josh. Who I really want to stop referring to Diggs as his brother. Just say he was great for us on the field for 2 regular seasons and the first 8 games of 2 other regular seasons. Thank you for your service.

You have 2 starters there - they determined Davis (plus Sanders in 2021) - made it not necessary to draft one in the first 3 let alone 2 rounds.

No it wasn’t. Too many guys aged out and holes need filling. That cost would have been too steep with what we’re doing. Now, next year you might be able to make that argument especially if the following happens: 1. Rousseau breaks out 2. Elam breaks out 3. Bishop is a hit - Rapp and Edwards are good 4. Milano back to old self 5. No issues or setbacks at Oline