LeGOATski

My money is on Liverpool. But I'm biased because I've always been a fan.

Irony ☝🏻️ It kinda makes sense if you assume the bad guy already had a plan and the good guy is just trying to react. The bad guy will likely be more prepared. Only a good guy who consistently prepares for the situation (like a cop, in most cases) would have a better chance.

On offense pay the QB, LT, WR1, TE... How many years does Diggs have left? Bills should keep Davis and Knox happy since they are the future. Draft a WR early before Diggs leaves.

Morons

yeah, it's a hilarious scene for multiple reasons

Then WTF?

Absolutely. Police depts have a large and detailed ops handbook. An active shooter definitely supersedes a barricade situation. Barricade situations require that you wait for SWAT, which I assume is why they waited for border patrol. A lot of small depts don't have a swat team. So 2 questions: 1. Why the ***** did they treat this as a barricade situation when it was obviously an active shooter in a school with small children? This seems like common sense, but with someone in a high pressure, life or death situation they often make stupid mistakes. 2. Why can't they have a SWAT team with a apparentky a budget of $4 million? These are just questions popping into my head, but I know there are still more details to come out.

You can't think of any other movie stars who do? I find that hard to believe.

I'd have no problem spending that by the deadline.

Jamison Crowder about to break out too

I know some police depts are simply arming themselves with automatic rifles that they keep in their SUV or truck. They have to apply for extra training on it and once they pass they get to carry it in their vehicle. Regular police officers, I mean, outside of SWAT.

What does that mean?

agreed. Not sure where his ceiling is, but he already seems like a solid #2 at the very least.

That's exactly what the situation has been, IMO. And exactly what Shady McCoy was referring to.

He's 33-3 against the Bills, not fans. Fans can say (or throw at him) whatever the hell they want.

Players don't care. Players were fine with Tebow as a teammate. Fans, media, the team front office, on the other hand. They care. Like Shady said in that quote above, the team has to decide if they want the specific attention that player brings to their brand.

And this isn't nearly the circus it was 5 years ago, hence him getting a tryout now.

Getting some questions about a teammate in a media session is not a "distraction." A distraction would be an actual toxic teammate. It could be a distraction for Derek Carr if his job is in jeopardy (which it honestly should be because they're not going anywhere with him.)

Distracting to a portion of the fans. He doesn't seem distracting to a team.

They'll get some questions from the media. The horror.

Distraction for who? Distracting to fans? Because I've never heard of teammates having any issues with him.

This is the answer.

This coaching staff's treatment of the OL has been an enigma for McDermott's entire tenure. You never know what might happen with it.