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Yes not bad at all. They have a new’ish laser HD projector too.

Thankfully I received 3 lamps from the company I purchased the projector from. The lamp inside it now has about 500 hours on it, so about 1500 hours left and I have the two extra lamps with 0 hours on them. I should be set on lamps for a long time. Ouch! Embarrassing.

Probably not.

I don’t know what OP was, but Burrow was definitely impressive in the little we saw of him.

Ok sorry I got the order wrong. I was going based off my memory from looking yesterday. I agree I don’t really count the Bengals game, but what little we did see, even after a disastrous opening defensive effort, didn’t include Elam.

Im confused. You listed the exact same numbers I did? Or are you just saying I didn’t put them in the correct order?

A home improvement project made out of wood too. Had to chaise the electrical for the cabinets down and through the basement so they would turn on at the same time. Made the mantle out of mitered Walnut.

It’s just a hobby of mine but here are some of my pieces below. I’d love to see your work too!

I do! And even upgraded this year. Check out this beast. It’s meant for stadiums and commercial movie theaters and can project up to a 1,115” screen. I had to run a new 220v line.

Sorry for the confusion. When someone puts “~” next to a number, that means it’s it’s approximately any number in that series. So 40~% is any number between 40 and 49. He is not (for the most part) alternating with Jackson as Jackson has played 81% of defensive snaps for the year. There may be a couple games he did but overall it has been Jackson in and Elam out depending on zone or man (not based on series). In the last 5 games, Elam has had: Jets - 0% of snaps Mia - 48% of snaps Patriots - 0% of snaps Chi - 47% of snaps Cin - 0% of snaps (but obviously a shortened game) He has not had anything higher than 48% since October. And I have a feeling with Benford coming back, Elams percentage is going to dip even lower. .

I separated the Bengals game out. I said if you want to count the Bengals game, then it’s 0 snaps in 3 of the last 5. But if you don’t (and I don’t blame you for not counting it), then it’s still zero snaps in 2 of the last 4 AND 40~% or less snaps in every game since October. .

He has 0 snaps in 2 of the last 4 games and 40~% or less snaps in every game since October (last on the team). He also had 0 snaps in the first two Bengals drives, so you could technically say 3 of the last 5 games he has had no snaps. .

Bengals wouldn’t play KC until the AFCCG.

Good point.

I don’t think McD is punishing him over something that happened in practice presumably weeks ago. He hasn’t had over 40~% of the snaps since OCTOBER. He is the 78th rated CB according to PFF.

The fact that we have had such injuries and craziness with the DB’s and Elam STILL can’t get on the field much is what concerns me the most. You’d think they’d be turning to him just out of sheer necessity… but they aren’t.

Definitely need him back. Especially with Elam barely playing. Rough rookie year for him.

Chris Brown is going to continue to replace Murphy. Same with my brother-in-law. If they get TPA into you quickly then the damage can be very minimal.

Yep. Not ideal. Not because we’re not better than Miami. I just don’t like divisional games. Anything seems to happen in those.

That’s a great idea.

Could the numbers be misleading because there were 2 one seeds per conference for a long time? Or does the data show the same regardless?

There’s a 50% chance the game would be in Buffalo with my idea. There is a 100% chance we would be on the road with this idea:

I’d rather they just flip a coin to decide whether the game would be in Buffalo or KC.

I’m super impressed with how quickly they figured out what the problem was. The physicians mentioned that multiple times during the press conference today. Extremely quick recognition.

We can’t even get the safeties we trade for onto the field! Just kidding around, but yeah if he is still this slow next year, you gotta consider making the move.