Motorin'

Living in Chicago, pretty much every Cubs fan in the city regrets that they won the World Series. 😂 Not. You can't turn on a local sports show about the Bears and not have them compared to the 85' team. It's like having the 4 Super Bowls in row to talk about for the rest of your life without any heart break whenever it comes up.

This is only true if the roulette wheel is not rigged. But the way that money is created in our current system is the definition of rigged. There is always 10 times more debt than money to pay the debt, and the way the system is set up, new money is created to pay off the existing debt by lending more money at interest. The US Public Debt is currently 27 trillion. Private citizen and us business debt is nearly 50 trillion. How many US dollars are there to pay off that debt? It's less than 20 Trillion. And in order to create the 60 or 70 Trillion needed, the debt will swell to 100's of trillions. It is unsustainable, and it is the reason why there needs to be a debt reset.

There will still be a significant portion of Bills fans that try to conjure the doom and gloom every week, in the Game Day thread.

Would there be 2 Byes if this happens?

I think the Steelers were playing tight man coverage early on and sending the house. But they couldn't sustain that level of pressure and cover all game so they switched to zone, and that's when Diggs ate them alive. It's really hard to play well, and I don't care who the QB is, when maniac pass rushers are consistently getting home and no one is open. But it was a storm the Bills and Allen seemed to weather because they could not sustain that level of intensity for the full 60 minutes.

I don't think they're as confident in coverage with Neal as Taron.

We can't slip into a soft defense and let them back in this game.

Late 80's.

That was a Shimmy LASER.

I want an Alvin Kamara home run hitter who can catch 60 plus passes a year out of the backfield.

It's not really good Josh / bad Josh, it's Josh with time to find open wr's vs. teams that get home immediately and cover. There's very few defenses that can do that.

I read it was already over about 20 pages ago.

Brilliant.

I don't know why they were playing like it was goal to go. They needed 10 yards for a first down but threw 3 straight times into the endzone.

Our D needs to come up with a Turn Over and give Josh a short field.

You should turn the game off and knit a sweater.

I'm not surprised, they can get home so quick and plaster coverage so no one is open. We need to establish the run, use screens and quick slants to move the ball. Really with we had a great speed back who can catch and get up field in the blink of an eye.

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I agree, Wallace just didn't seem to have an extra gear to make a play on the ball several times, but he was in position. I think he can find that extra effort, but I don't see Norman being in position to make a play against fast wr's.

Tua sucks.

Hahahaha

Clemson is going to clean their clock.

@shoshin you laugh, but that's literal the moral basis of debt forgiveness for over 2,000. In Biblical times, every 7 years partial debts were forgiven and every 70 years all debts were forgiven. Also the reason why interest was deemed immoral, because when you create money by lending it there is always going to be more money owed than currency. Economists are terrible historians, they tend to use a priori assumptions about how the world used to work. The anthropologists that have explored the way money has actually worked will tell you that credit based monetary systems are old as dirt. And that in many states debt is uncollectible after 7 years, and that bankruptcy exists historically as a solution to the problem if there being more debt than actual money.

On the basis that the lender didn't actually have 90% of the money they lent, they created it by lending it, and as a result there is 90% more debt owed in our current economy than there is actual currency.

Can't wait to see what his arm looks like in late December in Orchard Park.