Doc Brown

It's called rooting for a team. You minimize one side and amplify yours. Biden added the most jobs in US history of any president his first three years in office. Of course that's because of the pandemic recovery. Almost every party in charge during the post Covid high inflation period lost power. The democrats never had a chance because inflation was something everyone could feel when reaching for their wallets and paying their bills.

You're a bit too harsh imo when it comes to the Mahomes trade. I don't exactly think McDermott had the Chiefs circled as a rivalry to get that final WC spot. He just took over and knew he had to rebuild the team in his image and provide a certain "culture" (as corny as it sounds) to what was a clown organization at that point. I don't blame him for getting that extra first in 2018 and want to at least attempt to build a foundation before drafting a rookie QB. Nabbing Tre White at that spot in the draft was a hit. If Mahomes was such a sure prospect he wouldn't have fallen to where he did. Common group think at the time was the 2018 QB class was going to be superior to 2017's class. Beane was luckily at his best his first year here. Getting a 2nd for Watkins. Trading Glenn to move up in the first round. Getting Allen without having to give up a 1st. Somehow trading Tyrod for the first pick in the 3rd round. He did botch the bridge QB horrifically with the infamous Peterman/McCarron preseason battle.

There's a lot of stuff in the bill I like. Never a fan of cutting the social safety net though which this bill actually does. I'd rather have more people abuse the system then let a few needy fall through the cracks.

If you get a similar result next postseason where the defense shrinks against the Chiefs/Ravens/Bengals and the offense keeps it close again than I think it's time to move on from McDermott. A six year sample size is enough. You just can't keep banging your head against the wall. I'd prefer just to promote Joe Brady to head coach to hopefully keep most of the staff together. A lot can happen in a year though. However, there's this problem........... Which is why Terry would never do it so this 24 page thread is pretty much useless.

Last year preseason odds were Chiefs, 49ers, Ravens, Lions, Eagles, Bengals, Bills in that order.

With no taxes on tips. It's still other taxpayers subsidizing those who have a tip based job. The positives are no increase in federal taxes as the tax cuts are made permanent. More money used to secure the border too. At the expense of approximately 11 million people being kicked off Medicaid and less investment in clean energy.

My guess is when she found out he got drafted and signed a huge contract that's when either someone contacted her or she saw a money grab opportunity. Maybe she deserves it if she really was assaulted. The four year plan thing is a bit far fetched.

Working requirements to receive Medicaid have failed miserably in any state that's tried to enact them. All it did was shift the administrative costs to implement work requirements to the taxpayers. I'm sure it will work great at the federal level though.

He's lying. Vietnam won't pay a penny. US companies using cheap Vietnamese labor will be the one's paying the 20% tariff thus it's passed onto the American tax payer. I don't even know if he realizes that. If he does that's not a lot of respect for his followers.

I was kind of making fun of people who think that she waited for this particular moment to strike. The logic just doesn't play out that way.

I mean if she waited four years until he signed his rookie contract to file the civil suit that's quite the commitment and patience.

I guess he can based off the change in the 2023 language. https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/maxwell-hairston-sexual-assault-lawsuit-could-eventually-result-in-league-discipline

That's what I meant. Writer her the check and end it.

Isn’t there something where they can’t be charged for something they did before being in NFL?

Cluster injuries at DT. Who knows.

We all know what's going to happen as Bills fans......

No. The reassurances they'd extend the tax cuts and the deregulation should've produced the sugar high investor reaction like his first term. Blown opportunity with his tariffs as interest rates would be lower and the stock market would be higher. More small businesses, jobs, even lower inflation, etc...

It beats the alternative but his tariff crap has always been asinine.

Of course.

Beane is obviously sensitive. He swung down at local radio hosts and then made it the foundation of the Bills Embedded video. Ironically, he was pretty good at drafting every position but WR.

You're going to have the old timers show their chops and pick Keith Moody. I'd go Tasker, Moorman, Christie, and McGee. Runner up - Pike and Parrish.

Hey Miami. You want Dane Jackson?

They replaced Holland at least.

He has a few elite traits (vision, elusiveness, long speed). Best back we've had since Shady as far as cutting on a dime. Lack of contact balance, power, and pass blocking will never put him in the elite category. He's also surprisingly never lived up as the receiving back they thought they were getting from him coming out of Georgia.

He reached a point pry after seeing the impact of Art Modell leaving that he wanted his sole legacy to be keeping the Bills from leaving. He just played it close to the vest while still threatening to move the team every time he wanted public money. The $400m relocation fee was his "final act" in trying to convince Buffalo that all he cared about was the city and the Bills staying in Buffalo imo. Even with that lease the Bills could've paid the $28.4m loophole in 2020 to get out of the lease and some owner like Bon Jovi could've easily moved the team to Toronto.