The part of the brain that evaluates risk isn't fully developed until you are 25 years old.
Apparently it's the same part of the brain that prevents one from saying douche-baggy things.
I like the Seinfeld where Jerry dates a Dermatologist, but he doesn't respect her because she's a "glorified pimple popper." Then the skin cancer patient emerges..
Then there was Kramer as Dr. Van Nostrand, Dermatologist.
So far, nothing I read helps the OP.
In fact the NFTA bus to McKinley Mall is bad advice.
Methinks there isn't a magic downtown bus, or someone would have already pointed it out.
Yeah.. no freaking kidding. That weight sneaks up like a Tsunami. I speak from experience. If I was recalled from retirement, I'd have to buy new larger uniforms.
That bi-yearly weigh-in and risk of being thrown out keeps you inline.
Don't worry. He'll get a chance to prove himself again--he'll get hired as a third of fourth training camp arm--by some team with the tools.
Though, result will be the same:
32 starters + 32 backups + 6 fringe players = 70 NFL quality QB's exist in this world.
Nate is probably #80
The no namer starting for the Bills today is probably #85
You know it.
I especially recall the past post that someone should be fired NOW because we passed on Mahomes.
What is it with firing people that makes armchair fans get such a woody?
I believe he's sincere saying he isn't tanking.
Though, I think it's accurate to say he's not pulling out all the stops to win now.
(thankfully he's not mortgaging the future to win now)
True.
In different words... Resigning existing talent is the end of a high performing team.
The only way a team can beat the system long term is by drafting consistently well. Entry level contracts don't gut a team like free agent contracts.
This caused me to do some Googling on XFL.
If people want WWE, they'll WWE. They aren't going for hybrid football and wrestling.
I give the league one year.. which is how long they lasted last time.