Doc Brown

Good move by them. It's always wise to pay a Superstar young player at a premium position early. He's put up three straight 1,000 yard seasons with scrubs at QB.

I've got my eye on him too. I value the two about the same. Kyran Williams is a workout back (took 78% of touches by Rams RB's). Highest percentage by one player on one team last year. Cook is a bigger home run threat but is in a rotation because the Bills like running back by committee and Cook can't pass block. If McVay and Snead feel snake bitten by the Gurly extension they just might play out the year.

I think Lamar should be above Burrow. Other than that it's a pretty solid list imo. Hurts is the toughest e v a l of the 10.

I changed my mind on this the last couple of years because if you want to maximize your whole home field advantage you construct a team that can play in the cold come January. Every time I see a football game being played inside it brings me back to the arena league.

If you're talking about an increase in deportations of illegal immigrants that's likely. I've already said my peace about how cruel it was to cut medicaid and Snap funding in the most cynical way possible that will cost lives. Anybody else and I think you're batshit crazy.

You think the goal of this administration is to eliminate the US population?

The more troubling game was the Rams the week before when our defense was fully healthy minus Jordan Phillips.

Improvement: Josh Allen and Dalton Kincaid's chemistry. Regression: Matt Milano to the point I think Dorian Williams will overtake him as the starter.

Yeah. I see more and more people attaching their identity to their party like you see with sports fans. They delight as much in seeing the other side miserable as they do gaining power. Luckily, this particular forum is above that.

The only thing preventing the fed from decreasing interest rates more is his tariff policy. Those numbers would be lower.

They couldn't even lower the tax rate brackets for us to make up for his asinine trade policy?

He was inspired by the 3-13 season under Gregg Williams and the Van Pelt/Johnson QB debate. He's told this story a 1,000 times.

It's no coincidence that the clear top tier of QB's in Allen, Mahomes, Burrow, and Jackson seem to all be great people and great leaders. Not one have I heard any of these guys throw their teammates under the bus and always take responsibility whether fair or not.

It would be a much more exciting world in your perceived reality.