Einstein

I realize that pre-season is discounted because the wins and losses don’t count, but he had another muff in the pre-season. That’s 3.

Chicago has a high crime rate, but not for tourists. Most of the crime is perpetuated against their own. New Orleans on the other hand has a high rate of crime for tourists. If you choose to take that risk, so be it. I will not. Re-read what it says. That article was written in 2019. It is talking about how NO has been the most dangerous city SINCE 1994.

Ive written in length my thoughts about McKenzie in this very thread. It would be doing the forum a disservice to continue spamming it with the same thoughts over and over. Therefore, a simple “We do not disagree” is a peaceful way to end a debate where nether side is likely to be swayed and all thoughts on the matter are relatively fleshed out.

We couldn’t disagree more on this topic.

https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/236115-marquez-stevenson-designated-ir-return/?do=findComment&comment=7429909

I’m not certain that we truly learned anything tonight. The Saints are so decimated by injuries that we were essentially playing a lot of backups.

And numerous other muffs and general bad punt returning habits.

“For his life” There was no defender within 5 yards of him.

Clearly. Unfortunately.

He was open before that too.

Allen missed Knox wide open. Knox would have walked into the endzone.

You forgot the Dolphins and Bears game too. He’s had mistakes in at least 4 of our games, if not more.

No, not one. I can think of 3 muffs off the top of my head and several times where he caught the ball within the 10 yard line and pinned our offense back deep.

I tend to not soak in the culture and food when there are bullets whizzing past my head, and there are numerous muggings every night.

I love this. Strongly agree in sending a message - If that is what this is.

No, I wouldn’t. New Orleans is a disgusting, villainous city with an insanely high crime rate. Modern day Sodom and Gomorrah. .

Odd.

No idea.

You have written numbers (that are laughably wrong) and stated facts that are incorrect. I was simply correcting those items. There are NO legal options that are not subject to contract negotiations that could lead to a temporary loss of channels. Zero. Zip. Nada. None. He can shop around if he likes, but no service won’t have these problems.

It would be astronomical if they did not engage in hardball negotiations with channel providers. There are hundreds of channel providers. Multiply large increases across all of those contracts and you would see an astronomical price increase. Dish’s profit margin ranges between 12% to 20%. Not 500% to 800%. You’re wrong in nearly every facet.

Indeed it is. And the astronomical price is driven by channel providers that charge Dish, DirecTV, cable, YouTube TV, etc to broadcast their channels. Dish is missing channels right now because Tegna, which provides some of their local channels (perhaps among others) want a large price increase. If Dish were to submit to their demands, the customer will need to pay more to offset the cost. Dish is pushing back on this. But this happens with ever tv provider. All of them.

It’s not false.

Contract negotiations leading to coverage outages happen to every paid television provider. Dish, DirecTV, Cable, etc. If they didn’t hardball negotiations, the cost of a tv package would be astronomical.

New Orleans. Where you go to get mugged and watch football.

Free or “free”?