Bob Chandler's Hands

Not planning on subscribing to the Kansas Star. Can you post a summary?

Seems like once one guy gets it, more follow the same week.

It's certainly imaginable for those of us who were there in the early 90's...indeed it's awesome!

That was also the conclusion of the SiriusXM radio folks I heard discussing it.

I heard it on SiriusXM radio and can't recall for sure who it was. If I had to guess it was Pat Kirwan and Jim Miller show as I recall it sounding credible and those guys are pretty good. But it could have been Florio perhaps. Not a goof like Cowherd.

Interestingly the way they worked it was Gruden owned rounds 1-2 and Maycock handled round 3 onward. Weird situation.

Good call. Charles law is an empirical subset of the more generalized ideal gas law, which can also be derived from first principles,

Right...T goes up with constant n, hence P x V goes up as well.

He only got released to waivers once. If he had been released twice, he'd be all pro.

The ideal gas law states that PV = nRT. So as T goes down, P x V must go down as well. However if additional air is pumped into the ball (more n), then the effect of lower T is negated. So if they pump the balls up to a certain pressure while at at game temps, all is well.

Skating isn't the issue. It's taking hits in games down the road. I hope for Eichel's sake (and Johnson's) that their doctors end up being proved correct.

I was at both of those games as well. I recall at the Jets game drinking in the parking lot and got so cold that some folks who had started a bonfire in the parking lot were letting randoms like my buddy and I get close to it and warm up. I recall sticking my frozen boots right into the embers to heat 'em up. Two W's though...so it was worth it.

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1) Fewer Canadians 2) Unvax'd can't go 3) Vax'd people who are still concerned about Covid in a large crowd 4) People who actually have Covid or will be close contacts by Saturday 5) Cold as hell None of these things help attendance. #3 and #5 are influencing me not to go....I like my TV where I can yell and scream in peace, in front of the fireplace.

So you're saying there is nothing that EXPLICITLY bans dildos?

Do you know why the surface of the wood finishing in the Bills WR room are so smooth? Because of Emmanuel Sanders.

The Bills will have however much cap space less based on what he signs for, if they resign him. It doesn't have to be $7M. If Hughes signs with another team, that adds in to the comp pick calculation but the picks are awarded on a net in/out basis, so it would depend on many other things like how many FA's the Bills sign, do other Bills players sign elsewhere, how much do their contracts count in the calculation, and how do the Patriots get an extra 3rd rounder out of the whole thing?

You're looking at this all wrong. Bills are close to the cap and need to release vets to get some space to sign some middling FA's. The fact that Hughes is NOT included in their current cap number means if they want to retain him, they need to eat into the cap even more. His salary coming off the books is already accounted for.

I saw some advanced analytics on The Athletic that actually ranked Haack as the worst punter in the NFL. The same article also said that punting is becoming less and less relevant in today's NFL as teams score more often and go for it on 4th down more often.

You hate to be a downer about the weather? Really? That's like 50% of your posts.

That's all that guy does. He's a troll.

My advice would be Davis. I see McKenzie splitting snaps with Beasley but assuming they sit Sanders with the knee injury, Davis should get consistent snaps.

Nope, my mistake. Yup, my mistake.

Played on the same team, went up against each other in practice every day.

The tackle position with which we need someone to master...Bates!