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Dr.Sack

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  1. What comes after Charlottesville?
  2. I like Hoyer. I like Kaepernick even more.
  3. If the Bills FO was truly interested in having a quarterback competition they would have Kaepernick on the roster over Yates. And that goes for most NFL clubs that don't have a perennial All-Pro. I'd say the bottom 12 teams #21-32 should have Kaepernick on the roster competing for a roster spot. The idea that Kaepernick is not afforded the opportunity to compete for a job shows how weak the NFL and their corporate sponsors have become to the vocal minority, I'd put it at 40%, who hate Kaepernick with a passion. It's rather ironic as these are the same people who throw the term "snowflake", "cuck", and political-correctness around like they're going out of style. So congratulations vocal minority. You are the same people who seem to have no issue with white nationalists first amendment right to protest and carry Nazi & Confederate flags. Imagine if Kaepernick carried an equivalent flag of hate like the ISIS flag. I imagine your heads would explode. I'll close with a question, if Tim Tebow had the same career so far as Kaepernick and decided to do the same protest by kneeling to pray and protest the treatment of black society would he be on a NFL roster?
  4. Yes. Watch the tape of his playoff games shredding Green Bay's defense with his arm and legs. It's a thing of beauty.
  5. Sources tell me Kaepernick is under serious consideration.
  6. I thought Tyrod was wearing the new helmets that are 70% better against concussions?
  7. McCoy playing the role of Samuel L. Jackson in D'Jango.
  8. 100 votes so far. I think I'm #100. Mark me down in the other category IF Tyrod concussion ends up lingering.
  9. It would suicide to put Peterman on an NFL field. Kaepernick deserves a shot. I'd give him a call if Tyrod appears to have a long-term concussion as we see in the NHL that holds players out a month or more.
  10. TT went down early. Not a good sign.
  11. Also went from lead back in a run first offense to lead back in a pass first offense. Gore is much more solidly built and a different style of runner than McCoy. Gore is one cut and a cloud of dust between the tackles. McCoy is a bounce outside get the edge and maybe find a cutback lane. I'd say looking at their styles a back like Gore can age more gracefully as his style is predicated more on sheer straight line speed and power than McCoy's style which requires elite quick twitch cutting, jukes and bursts that men in their 30s rarely possess.
  12. Agree with you on both points. My ideas are based on the idea that as a GM you are building for the future. If a good deal comes along we should make it. Back to my original point. McCoy is 29. He will hit a wall. The signs I'm looking at are based on the historical performance of all other top backs. I'm also acknowledging the fact that the Bills are accumulating picks for the future. There will be much turnover between now and 2018, & 2019. With every passing season McCoy loses value & gets closer to the end. The Bills could trade him and get a great deal. A GM needs to have an eye on the future and not worry about how the fanbase will react.
  13. 53 pages of a "nothingburger". I think at Charlottesville the Deplorables came out of the basement and showed America that a $4 Tiki torch and a Nazi style haircut doesn't make your argument cogent. Chanting "Blood & Soil", "White Lives Matter" & "Jews will not replace us" clearly shows these young kids have no idea the forces that oppress them. They are looking for identity and a sense of belonging and found it in their isolation online. They found out being a troll has much greater consequences in person then it does using a pseudonym on some message board.
  14. Kent State and was their QB if I'm not mistaken.
  15. How many running backs have logged as many carries as McCoy and have not fallen off the proverbial cliff around 29-30? Maybe Marcus Allen? And I'd argue he had a few seasons of heavy usage early on in his career and went on to be a part-time back from his late 20s to mid 30s. McCoy still wants to be the guy. I think it's a mistake to think he can be depended on after 2017. I'd trade him now IF I could get adequate value for him. You want Green Bay to overpay.
  16. Cool guy who went to Africa with Kaepernick this offseason for humanitarian mission & connecting with origins of slavery. Great men. And Goodwin is one helluva athlete.
  17. News flash, he's 29. Running backs peak at 25. He's on the down side of the hill. Thurman Thomas at 29 in 1995 was sliding, Emmitt Smith 1998, Marshall Faulk 2001, Tomlinson 2008. Look at those backs, what they did before age 29 and what they did after, it's not pretty.
  18. This guy is a giant douche, and cheap shot artist. I'm glad he has been humbled.
  19. McCoy is past his prime and his hammy's appear vulnerable to injury, I'd pass if I were Green Bay, although I always wondered how ARod would look with an all-purpose back like Craig, Thurman, Faulk, Tomlinson.
  20. This is great because it highlights more polarization in our society, while distracting us from the important issues. This is what the media wants us to do. The media manufacturers consent but also division. And we are all being played. The media is silencing all forms of dissent, left and right. We need a media, state & corporations all saying the same thing and praising Dear Leader. We have wars to win, and natural resources to extract. Did you know Afghanistan has $1 trillion in rare earth metals? Mussolini once said "Fascism is the merger between state and corporate interests." Ladies and gentlemen I show you Standing Rock, Ferguson, Charlottesville, Occupy, every modern movement that has challenged corporate power has been crushed, marginalized and ridiculed. Neoliberalism better called corporatism is the current system of free market capitalism we live under. Kaepernick is a genius because he criticized both Trump's pseudo-populist fascist movement & Hillary's war-mongering neoconservative backed foreign policy & free market capitalism. Sadly the media saw Kaepernick as a threat to both and ally to none, so they crushed him from both sides. A true rebel, Kaepernick reperesents the spirit of the millenials. A QB without a team. A generation without a political party.
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