Doc Brown

Can we insert this tweet into the first post to avoid confusion?

I'm beginning to think his end of the year presser was just to mess with our heads.

Of course we did. LOL. Coach McD: Hey Brandon. We went 15-4. Any roster changes next year? Beane: Well, I guess John Brown might have aged himself out of the contract. Just make sure to have a better game plan in the AFC Championship game next year and we should be good.

When a player keeps yelling contract year every time he makes a play. DON'T RE-SIGN THAT PLAYER.

Cautionary tale with drafting RB's that high in today's NFL. DON'T DO IT. Since the Giants didn't want to go QB that year the next three non QB's off the board that year were Ward, Nelson, and Chubb. They pry could've traded down a few spots and still obtained one of them.

You pay what debt you can because the pandemic caused you to fall behind. It's better than nothing. It's the final relief bill that will be passed minus some unexpected variant in the virus. States are opening back up. Restaurants are allowed at 75% capacity here in a few days. Unemployment rates are going down Like oldmanfan said. If you don't need the money you can give it to charity, invest it, take a vacation, etc... All of this helps society as a whole. Why means test the checks and just create more class warfare? .

It creates a situation where it leaves out some people who need help because of the pandemic. You can make more than 80k a year and still fall behind on your mortgage or rent especially if you live in states with a higher cost of living. It also creates more animosity between Americans that fall into different economic groups. Like you see in some of the comments above. Also, if you’re a trickle down economics fan then you should welcome stimulus checks for everyone.

The devil will be in the details on this one.

Just consider it a tax cut. I wish it wasn't means tested. I liked that one politician's suggestion that you have to get the vaccine shot in order to collect the stimulus check since everyone should be able to get one by May now.

I'm way more sold on Milano than Edmunds and that's one reason why. This gives me a lot more confidence that the Bills could cut bait with Edmunds without us having a huge hole at LB as a result. We'll pry have two years to evaluate him. BTW....PFF was pretty darn close with their free agency prediction with Milano. 38. LB MATT MILANO Milano has developed into a modern-day linebacker. He has the 11th-best coverage grade among linebackers since 2018, he’s been excellent matching up with running backs in single coverage and he’s held his own when asked to line up over the slot. Milano’s tackling has been an issue, as he missed 36 over 2018 and 2019, and that adds up to a below-average run defender since entering the league. However, the coverage value makes Milano an intriguing option given the importance of being able to match up with opposing offensive weapons. Contract Analysis: Milano showed he can be one of the better coverage linebackers in the NFL in 2018 and 2019, and his skill set fits well alongside 2018 first-round LB Tremaine Edmunds — a rangier, sideline-to-sideline linebacker with pass-rush ability. Injuries have limited Milano in 2020 so far, but his absence has also perhaps exposed a leaky Bills defense when he’s not available. Prediction: Four years, $45 million ($11.25M APY): $20M total guaranteed, $15M fully guaranteed at signing.

Bills gave up almost 30 points in the six games he missed. Only about 20 in the ten games he played. There were other factors at play but that's an eye popping stat. This defense is so reliant on their LB's that he was a "must sign" in my mind. I'm pleasantly surprised he took this deal as it's likely some team wildly overpaying for him in the open market.

I think hugging the stranger next to you on a game winning play is part of the autonomic nervous system at this point.

The small risk of long term possible unforeseen side effects should not scare people from getting the vaccine. I want packed stands for Bills games. Damn it.

Last year's was scheduled for Vegas I believe. I think Vegas gets it next year now.

It's a pretty popular piece of legislation. I'd highlight it. A lot more popular than Obama's first big piece of legislation through reconciliation (ACA) and Trump's (TCJA). He should go for the jugular and say no Republican Senators voted for it. You know Trump would if the tables were turned.

No but now I know what I’m doing tonight.

The only way I’m watching is if he reads a banned Dr. Seuss book.

A joint press conference saying we both agree it’s safe and vital that everyone takes the vaccine would be ideal. What do you want us to do about it?

Unfortunately, they'll always be a major caveat to that draft. Let's just hope Allen continues his high level of play and even improves.

Good news. GET VACCINATED PEOPLE. Convince vaccine skeptics the best you can. Full supply should be available by May.

Did they just put all these guys together in a room and say take a pay cut or take a hike. LOL.

Correct. This notion by @Alphadawg7that Washington gave up on Cousins to go full rebuild just and that they viewed Alex Smith as a "stop gap" (which they gave up a 3rd round pick for) just isn't accurate.

HATE this move. Absolutely hate it. That is all.

No. It was a significant three year cap hit for Smith that was back loaded. They expected Alex to be their guy. He actually counted more against the Skins cap last year then Cousins did with the Vikings. They expected him to at the very least be a lateral transfer from Cousins. They weren't looking at a rebuild. It just turned out that way because of his injury. It would be like the Cowboys letting Dak go and trading for Matt Ryan.

Golladay will pry get between 17 and 20 million per season being the top WR free agent on the market with Robinson and Godwin being tagged. Robert Woods signed a contract that pays him 16.25 million dollar per season last September and I expect Golladay to make a little more than that.