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I'll be honest, I get why this takes skill and is uncommon, but I don't understand the practical use for it? I could see on passing downs it taking away sneaky inside moves. Anybody wanna clue me in

RobbingYaHood gets no business from me after colluding to turn the buy button off with Citadel around GME. they hired people around the casino industry to try and replicate that experience. As they make their money off frequency of trade more than anything else. Cool article

Dangggg I was looking for this all year lol I got some interesting futures alive n thriving. @Buffalo716 hows your year been??

He moves to WR and becomes our #1 high-pointing WR?

You dont like GRIT? lol idc how we win honestly, just want to win

Very noticeable, yet still kinda surprising. Dude very much has the hippy tree hugger vibes, but then brings aggression and grit to the field in spades lol interesting dude and much more appreciated in current role than being a #2 early season

Im a fan who wanted and still wouldve preferred a dome. However, we are not going into a stadium anything resembling our current spot. That stadium is known for crazy sideways snow and swirling winds in endzones. From my understanding the new spot is going to be closer to a sunroof, than it is 4 windows down in your car. Im def cool with that. Keeps the fans a bit more comfortable, as the wind in the cold kills you. Visually it should let some snow fall in straight down thats kinda pretty and not effect the passing game all that much

Sure you can say you're a bit disappointed with defense last week, it was classic trap game scenario sandwiched between kc win and Detroit, with a crappy west coast trip. But Josh did not have to wear a cape. We turned Josh up to 80% hero ball right at the sweet spot. Everybody else stepped up and made great plays, Brady had the boys prepared. What the heck did they see on film to make ty Johnson such a focal point coming into this game?!?! Johnson is solid and pretty good with the opportunities he's presented, but today wasn't him getting a few opportunities and making the most of it. Something they spent time making him a focal point coming into the week that paid off bigly. Cap tip to all coaches involved with this Defense made several stops in the first half though, and against the #1 offense, missing 3 starters in the secondary. Second half rolled around and we went into a prevent defense, helping to slow the game down a bit. Campbell (smartly) sped it back up with onside to start the 4th quarter. At the time I thought it was a bad call, too early... but then it played out some and I thought about it more, watching it play out. It was brilliant. They knew they couldn't get a stop, so speed up possessions, give yourself more time, and by putting us that close to redzone, forced us into 4 down territory, and 4 down territory inside a compressed field. Those 2 things increased their chance of getting a turnover and that was the only thing swinging this game back for them. The offense was prepared. We were in prevent defense a whole half. Feels like we could've changed it up if we needed, but whatever formula they had they felt comfortable letting play out. Game felt very in control all day. Good defense doesn't have to be 10points and under. It can be doing whatever keeps the game plan together. Had Detroit made a stop or forced a turnover, I think we could've changed up the defense to be more aggressive and handle it differently.... but Detroit is explosive, so slowing the game down, not accelerating total possessions, played into our lead. I'd like to see more pressure from our base defense, but I don't see 40pt games being our norm. I think they need to be above average for us to be a real legitimate threat. ID MUCH RATHER ROLL INTO PLAYOFFS WITH THE OFFENSE SMOLDERING AND DEFENSE LAGGING, THAN PREVIOUS YEARS OF THE OPPOSITE. WERE SO MULTIDIMENSIONAL, I FEEL OUR OFFENSIVE FIREPOWER IS SUSTAINABLE. THEY CAN BAIL US OUT MORE THAN A DEFENSE CAN IN THE PLAYOFFS

Owners cheap enough to believe this. How are you ok putting up a quarter billion a year salary and cheating out on a turf. That be like having a Ferrari and a gravel driveway. How much can it possibly cost? $5M??? How many hundreds of millions you think that thing has cost the league as a whole?

We probably offered to pay for it after those 2 weeks of hell in Satan's anus in 2022. It's hard to hate an inanimate object much more

Omg thank you!! I been b wording to everyone around me about that being the second highest knee killing surface in league. I would've absolutely hated being a fan for them with 8 home games. Theirs and Jersey's surfaces have astronomically higher knee injuries than every other stadium. % it was almost double the rate

Josh is pregnant?!?@?!

Who's Belinda lol

This just isn't true. Sure Josh can and does do that, but that's an emotional response and not a logical one. Not even saying he's king of, but this isn't a fair or thought out assessment. Was only a year ago to go back and be able to remember this

Remember betting odds are driven by action. The bet is more relevant to them locally, and is one of the few names everybody in that neck of the woods knows from his time at LSU. Still interesting and relevant, but it's not Vegas psychics or guys "connected". Seems more like rumor mill and self fulfilling confirmation bias i majorly driving this. But it could be copium from me not wanting it to be true lol