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Why'd he take so long? Lazy... Bust! We took Trent Murphy for granted.

He's racing toward retirement...

That makes sense. In this case, I don't see it as asking a "tough question." He fumbled over wording it because he was really trying to get at the vaccines topic. If his intent was genuinely about training camp, then all he needed to ask was "do you think it's more beneficial to have training camp at OBD or SJC?" Then he can integrate that with context into his article under the overarching topic of vaccines, if that's what he's writing about. It shouldn't be that hard.

The Bills actually won SB 25 as Josh Allen connected with Andre Reed for the game winning TD.

Josh Allen went back in time in order to punk Patrick Willis. That's how competitive he is.

Every writer could respect Poyer's request to not ask about the vaccine, except JW. He's not a dumb person and even acknowledged Poyer's request before blatantly disregarding it. There's no reading between the lines here.

Uh....that was all JW. Really dumb question, (as if Poyer would even know the answer, lol) and he struggled to even put together the words. What a waste of time for the interview. I gotta believe that his goal is just to catch a click-bait headline, because having camp at OBD vs SJC is a wash. It doesn't matter.

If the defensive line takes a big step with their pressure, then Edmunds will reap the rewards.

My MiL is a Cards fan, but wants to go to Jacksonville just to see Tebow play. The Jags will miss out on some Tebow-worshiper money if they don't keep him on the 53 and I assume they know that.

Pete Prisco obviously has too much ranker arrogance at this point.

Nick Cage as soon as Jenkins got on the plane...

Genius. Except a dome doesn't make it louder. It suppresses and cancels out noise vibrations. Open air is best. The best teams win regardless.

She shouldn't be allowed to drive period.

It'll affect my TV-watching experience, that's for sure.

Coach-player contact vs player-player contact?

Oh...hey Tremaine

I'm fine with his answer. It's more well-put than his answer a few months ago. But I don't believe it's pre-fed, or else McDermott would've given a similar answer.

Fake. You can see the distortion in the guy's arm walking behind him.

Not being able to do certain comedy in certain places has always been an issue. Since the dawn of time, comedians will do the same act in two different places and get totally different reactions. This is mostly an overreaction in response to the overreaction, if you know what I mean.

There's a lot of overreaction in this thread. That term "castrato" is funny, though. I hadn't heard that before.

I love him, too. And there's plenty around like him. Not exactly like him, but of that mold where anything is fair game. Dave Chappelle, for instance, is still going strong. This thread is kinda fake. Do you guys not watch any comedy specials or anything on HBO? There's plenty of "edgy" stuff out there. Rogan's discussion seemed to be more about movies, which I can agree with. Movies are usually over-produced and an "edgy" movie is more likely to be turned down or watered down for fear of losing money. Maybe not on NBC.

Bad form makes me cringe, but more from a performance perspective. I used to run xc/track, did 1 marathon, and 4 halfs, and I have great form. Despite that, the running still took its toll. I only bike now.

I reminds me of how awkward Josh looked when running at the combine.

He walked weirdly at the draft. He either kept his arms too straight or hunched over a little too much...or both....I don't remember, but it was odd.