BuffaloHokie13

Considering the tactic she used to get her seat is called primarying, I would hope she knows about primaries. Though, with her you never know...

There are two choices. Guilty or not guilty. Clearly not innocent sounds nice and all, but means absolutely nothing.

Didn't he also say he didn't have enough to convict in court? He spent 2 years looking. He was never going to prove innocence, that wasn't his job, but he seems to believe that what he did find would result in not guilty.

Only thing I can think of is if Roman unofficially took over when they made the switch to Lamar. Then I could see how he feels it isn't really changing much.

You know, as this continues to develop I almost feel like the swamp is draining a bit...

I think Drogon knew she was corrupted by the throne and that's why he melted it. He knew Jon didn't want to do it, but did what he had to. Also, flying east. Maybe back to Valyria?

I will take what is mine through fire and blood. Right?

Man, for as much as I disliked about the previous two, I loved last night's episode.

People discount the Lamar stats because Lamar never attempted more than 25 passes in a game, and never completed more than 14. Pretty standard to assume that lower attempts would lower production. We're talking about a QB that had 170 pass attempts and 147 rush attempts. The entire format of their offense changed.

I know, even if Shady is 100% he wouldn't be the best on the team. That was my point. That's true for that RB situation, not our WR situation.

The problem I have with this analogy is that RB and WR are pretty different, even when it comes to age. Also, I would trade Shady for Dalvin Cook in a heartbeat.

Could be something or nothing, but Brandon Beane was the person who signed Mario Addison to the Panthers from Washington's practice squad.

There will be cap casualties and camp cuts. We'll see if anyone shakes free that could help our roster. On the bright side we can bid big if a player who is worth it shakes free, or jump on a trade if a player and team are far apart. Lots of options at this point.

I don't see anything wrong with Beane basically saying "Negotiations were going well. If you want something talk to me directly." Which is pretty much what his quotes boil down to.

No, they can't roll over cap that they spend. There is no reason to spend more on a player than the value you have assessed them at.

They do have plenty of cap, but cap rolls over too. He knew how much he was willing to risk on the shoulder and stood by it imo. Stay flexible, maybe grab some camp/cap casualties.

I disagree. I think Ansah's reps used the willing media to try to drive up the price. Beane called it publicly, and didn't raise his price privately, effectively forcing Ansah to the Seahawks. Beane is pretty calculated. He had a value set for Ansah and he wasn't going to exceed it, especially not from a media report about another team becoming the favorite.

I'd prefer we just did away with coins altogether and round everything to the nearest dollar tbh.

I tried that once. It didn't go well.

It's just the image I pictured while reading his statement. I thought about dropping KB & Clay's faces, but didn't feel like actually doing it.

There are a lot of things that the President can do that non-presidents would be indicted for...

I found and responded to a different post that was more relevant to my question. Thank you, though!

The search function is pretty rough, tbh. What terms can I search to find the post you want me to read? I went through your activity instead of the search function. So your assertion is that John Brown isn't the defacto #1 because he didn't produce due to injuries in Denver (he was in Arizona, I think you just team swapped Brown & McKenzie) and his best year was the first 8 games in Baltimore. The injury concern I think is a bit moot. In his 5 seasons he has played in 16, 15, 15, 10, and 16 games. He was WR3 in Arizona, even when he was healthy. When he got the opportunity to be WR1 he paced for and 1100 yard season until the team swapped to a QB that ran nearly as often as he threw. But even simpler than that, I'm just looking at who are the best 3 WRs on our roster. The answer, to me at least, is very clearly John Brown, Robert Foster, and Cole Beasley. I'm not looking at them as 1, 2, & 3 - I'm looking at Foster as X, Brown as Z, and Beasley as Slot. Look at them head to head. I don't believe Zay is better at any of those roles than those any of those guys.

isn't it though? Those 3 are who should be the frontrunners.