BuffaloHokie13

https://thehill.com/homenews/media/489191-fauci-media-should-stop-pitting-me-against-trump "The president has listened to what I have said and what the other people on the task force have said. When I have made recommendations he has taken them," Fauci added. "The idea of just pitting one against the other is just not helpful."

Wasn't Roberts a starter by the end too? Or was he just heavy rotational?

You're asking the wrong dude. But there are definitive similarities on the approach of both Cuomo and Trump. Whether they're good or bad, I don't have enough info to say. I just hope that they do have the info and are listening to it.

And many will make the same argument about the entire country against Trump, right or wrong.

They've both directly complimented each other's efforts; both accepted and publicly supported the promising, yet preliminary, results of the malaria drug in combating covid; neither is forcing a hard shutdown, but encouraging responsible behavior; both are looking at how to restart the economy as soon as possible and how to go about it

Cuomo and Trump have handled it very similarly, to be honest.

Oof. Unfortunate considering the quarantine measures in place. I'll update tomorrow when the numbers are final

Worldometers data starts on 2/15. If the cases were 0 I'd skip it, but there have been cases so I figure it's valid. When cases on 2/15 were factored into population its pretty similar values across the board actually. I guess for China I'd have to do a polynomial regression? I suppose I could Double checking my notes, we were at 31.7% yesterday and with current numbers we're up to 34%, so not a good day...

Started in excel, moved to Google sheets so I could access from work, home, or phone. The growth rate would be the e^#, yes, which is why it's consistent from country to country on each chart. I actually started tracking it to get the equation so I could check the daily cases vs the model to get a gauge on whether a given day was good or bad. The reason we're further out on our curve is the multiplier, and I'd imagine that has to do with preventative measures like the January travel ban, but there are just so many variables. What's concerning is that our 38th day number exceeds the prediction, while Italy and Spain are below it.

Now that the Bucs are out of the running with Brady in hand too.

updated with McKenzie.

We're doing relatively well considering our population, but our population provides tremendous potential for the numbers to inflate. I think continuing current precautions through May would be wise, though there may be some creative solutions to supplement the economy and expand work in certain fields through that period without jeopardizing public safety.

I'm not going to pretend I'm an expert here, and I'm not sharing to prove any sort of point. I'm tracking daily case data via worldometer because it interests me. I have overlayed the data since 2/15 for Italy, Spain, Canada, and the US. I also charted the same data, but with total cases divided by population. Mostly posting in case anyone else finds it interesting. Both charts have an exponential best fit line for each data set with equation and r^2 values displayed. Italy is green, Spain is yellow, Canada is red, US is blue. Interestingly, despite the 'lag' between Italy and the US, both had ~1 case/50k population on 2/15.

This can be addressed over the next several drafts and fa periods. The players we have will be fine this season and it will be difficult to roster any more without cuts, which would likely result in a loss of production vs the vet. Taking one with potential at some point in the draft makes sense, but there's no reason to force the issue.

Positive tests went from 98 to 100...

This is pretty ridiculous, and I'm not even someone who would get a check! Here in DC there's a Google doc of service industry workers and their venmo/cashapp because of how hard this is on them. People need help, and their employers do too so they have a job to come back to.

Same state that is declining to follow the fed tax filing extension because it'll hurt the budget...

No, there's competition now. Gettleman in NY, and Rivera in DC

I like: Taylor (pipe dream at 54) Dobbins, Akers @ 54 Moss @ 86 Evans @ 128 Perine, Vaughn @ 167 McClease @ 239/UDFA

If we find an adequate replacement for Murphy in the draft then maybe. But I'd prefer other options at RB

I mean, it's no guarantee he's the starter. He's the odds-on favorite though. Walker as backup and Grier to the PS

Well they're paying Bridgewater $21M per year...

Where are people seeing the compensation?

I think no. It will certainly impact scouting, the draft, and potentially mini-camps, but I do not think it gets to the point of impacting training camps.

Agreed. I just find it fascinating that some of the farces that have been used to stymie some of this progress are having their hand forced, if you will. The whole, 'oh yeah, that thing I've been insisting couldn't be done is totally possible' bit. It'll be interesting to track and it's nice to focus on some potentially positive outcomes from this thing.