Motorin'

Have a great Memorial Day. I'm off to spend time in the real world with people that I care about. Hope you do the same!

I'm shocked your series didn't beat out Space Force for Netflix funding. You have incredible people skills.

You should pitch this to OAN and Brietbart and see if they want to get into the narrative space. You might be able to attach Kanye to play Obama. Enjoy your fictional world.

What you call facts you often confuse for entirely biased interpretations. As someone whose worldview isn't informed by an internet conspiracy theory, I wonder if I'm truly the one who has been had?

Q clearance exists in the Department of Energy. Archer created a world where Q clearance grants above top secret access to information to Bond level spies in the CIA / NSA world. Your Q borrows from Archer. It's great fan fiction.

Lol, just the Archer world of secret agents with "Q Clearance" that predates right wing Q by six or seven years.

The other possibility is that you're captivated by a mass delusion. You want to believe that's what Michelle said so it must be true. It can't possibly be otherwise.

https://tv.getyarn.io/yarn-clip/a39640da-ae92-4409-a943-78bb0a13d534

Finally! Michelle Obama's lips are proof that Barak Obama wasn't born in the US, is secretly a Muslim, Heads ISIS, had plans to invade Texas and is actually Cobra Commander! It's all in her lips!

That thread is a treasure trove of fake accounts.

We're arguing with people who would have demanded Eli Manning be cut before he beat Brady in two Super Bowls.

So next season we should expect Allen to throw for 2,500 yards and 15 TD's. Is that your projection? I'll bet you $1000 he beats those numbers.

Fair enough. And it is true, as you show, that the rules are more favorable to QB's in the 2010's than they were in the 2000's, just like it was more favorable in the 2000's than than was in the 90's. Here's what I don't understand, if the rules make it more favorable for QB success now than in past decades, and there are numerous examples of QB's of the past having horrendous first seasons who went on to improve and become franchise QB's, why would that be less likely now? Wouldn't more favorable rules applied to hitting the QB and WR's mean that there's more for growth? And why do you discount evidence of past QB's with terrible early years going on to become franchise QB's because it was harder to play the position then? Certainly human nature hasn't changed in the last 20 years. People still have the ability to grow.

Oh ok then. Thanks for that assute observation. Josh Allen's 30% improvement in key metrics from year 1 to year 2 is "nada" and irrelevant. Who's ignoring what now? He had to write an entire dissertation to discount his improvement. Talk to me again at the end of year 3. Until then I could less what your opinion of the future holds. Have a good one.

That's a whole lot of energy and words to try to prove you're right. It has got to suck for you to be a Bills fan right now knowing that you have the statistical proof that your team's QB will fail to live up to expectations. I personally can't wait to watch the Bills play next year, and I'm really excited to see Allen's growth in year 3. Go Bills!

The game was not "completely different" by any stretch of the imagination, and the 2000's is the "modern" NFL. You're acting like they played with leather helmets and ran the Wing-T back when Brady won his first Super Bowl. Are you old enough to have watch the Greatest Show on Turf play? The idea that you would put Eli Manning in the same category as Rosen, Trubisky and Bortles is enough evidence to prove you don't actually know how to watch football.

I agree. Maybe if they're going to rule that the kicking team can't run until the ball is kicked, the kicking team should have the option to move the kickoff back to the 30 but still require the receiving team lineup on their side of the 50. That way both teams have the same distance to travel to get to the 40 yard line and recover the onside kick?

It took Drew Brees 6 seasons to better Josh's 2nd year TD% of 4.3 : https://www.pro-football-reference.com/players/B/BreeDr00.htm Tom Brady won his first Super Bowl with roughly the same ANY/A and a worse TD% than Josh's 2nd year. I also don't know where this argument, "you can't compare qb's from the 2000's" comes from. We're not talking about the 1970's, or even the 1990's. We're talking about the actual franchise qb's in the league today that people want Josh to play like.

It also doesn't matter that Josh's first two seasons are on par with Tom Brady and Drew Brees and better than Eli Manning because it doesn't fit the narrative. http://pfref.com/tiny/3epV5

Good thing data doesn't play football. And it's also a good thing that a 22 year old QB can learn and grow beyond his rookie year. But just in case, you should write "Josh Allen isn't a franchise quarterback" a thousand times.

Josh Allen's 2nd year stats in ANY/A are better than the 2nd and 3rd year average of Kirk Cousins, Ryan Tannehill, Case Keenum and Teddy Bridgewater and within a hair of Dak Prescott, Andy Dalton and Cam Newton. Are you really insisting that Josh can't be as good or better than any of those QB's bc his rookie year's stats skew him lower then them, even if his 2nd year was better than theirs was? Is he really always defined by his rookie year? His second year growth doesn't count? And he can't get better in his third year because his rookie stats have historical precedents? Then I guess you've got the magic analytic combo, as long as anyone who doubts it's predictive power has to tie one hand behind their back any only follow the rules you set.

So you don't care that Allen's ANY/A improved 30% from year 1 to year 2. No chance of similar improvement? A similar improvement from his year 2 performance would put him in the top 5 of the list you provided...

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/05/why-do-some-covid-19-patients-infect-many-others-whereas-most-don-t-spread-virus-all

For sure. Israeli scientists are putting a breath test into trials that can tell within 60 secs if a person is infected. I'm hoping a similar test can be created for infectious particles. If this works, I'd hope the NFL uses them and has stations setup where you take the breath tesr in order to get into the facility. https://www.timesofisrael.com/liveblog-may-13-2020/

What if they developed a football helmet that tests for expelled infectious particles?