stevewin

100% the system - system of cheating. Only thing that pisses me off now is that everyone will use age as the excuse he is mediocre at best now

My hope for Brian Daboll is that he is able to get off the hotseat...

If the Cheater video crew gets infected do the Cheaters demand an immediate pause for all games in their schedule?

Only other one i've seen so far has been practice squad QB for Chiefs

Anyone else have the thought cross their mind whether Bellicheat weighing option to infect a few scrub practice squad players so game gets moved later in year w/ Cam back.... ()

Prayers going out that no other Cheaters infected... So that game can go on as scheduled Tues and Cheaters get absolutely annihilated Also hoping KC has been Fromming positive practice QB Jordan Ta'amu - stay safe Mahomes!

The pig reference was the best lol How awkward was it going to break - could just imagine the producers pleading with him during the commercial break - please please move on from the Greggo hate 😂

Straight fire from Steve Smith trashing Greggo

Now what - I came to watch this game to see Darnold's potential!

The promo they've been running for this game all week contains the actual exact sentence below - which might be the greatest hype statement for any event ever:

https://www.si.com/nfl/2019/07/30/jon-gruden-nathan-peterman-growing-me-raiders

Wonder if more issues with other teams come up that affect playing games if they could add a week or two at the end of the season for any make-up games if required before starting the playoffs. Would think in the new world order it shouldn't be that big a deal to move out playoffs or even SB - mostly would just have to adjust the network programming? At a min would think they could go back to just one week between conf championship and SB and buy a week that way

9+7

That doesn't help the case where some of the 10 may be infected but not yet test positive before the game - if some are infected and test negative they will play and possibly infect Bills players Granted - this is a risk in all cases (players during the week being exposed/infected but not testing positive until days later) - but in this specific case, the NFL could minimize risk by taking those 10 out of the picture - knowing because of their actions they are at higher risk than those who followed the rules

Or followed the rules for contact Letting the Raiders self-police/punish themselves does not exactly give me confidence - Gruden does not seem like the virus is his main concern

This also puts a whole new meaning/urgency on OL keeping defenders away from Josh (at least 6 ft)

So if Knox is healthy, will he see his way back on the field over the newly deadly Smith/Kroft combo

So from the Titans thread https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/227185-titans-8-positive-covid-tests-and-impacts-edited-title/?do=findComment&comment=6751193 Following the logic above, the Raiders players who went to the event could have been exposed and be infectious and not test positive prior to the game (I understand this is Covid specific - but applies directly to the football context of potential impact on Bills players/season).

Thanks for re-opening

If I were the Bills I'd send an advance team in disinfect their locker room with a fine-toothed cloroxed comb

I agree - two people going back and forth like children in a thread is one of the things most bothersome to me and usually is one of the main things that takes threads off the rails (and is an obvious thing to recognize) - and this is also usually a natural extension of the politics/covid/abuse etc categories I am different than most - extra threads don't bother me to the extent it seems to bother most in the community. I just ignore ones I know are dumb. If someone is clogging up the main page starting tons of threads at once it's an obvious problem, but if people treated the occasional stupid/unnecessary thread like trolls should be treated in a thread - and just ignore them - most of the time they will just fall away. Posting "Why did you post this!" in a dumb thread just keeps it alive on the main page longer. Behavior that ruins discussion in a legitimate thread has a larger negative impact on my experience that someone starting a thread I can just ignore. Slightly off topic, but related to the sensitivity most seem to have about number of threads: one of my peeves is threads that are kept open for pages and pages and days/weeks when the topic has morphed and a new thread is appropriate. Example "Bills may sign Player X" - then there may be 50 pages on speculation about signing Player X - then when Player X is signed, don't continue the conversation in the "Bills may sign Player X" thread (even if you change the title) - just start a new thread "Bills sign Player X" . I hate when a story evolves with new significant developments (which essentially changes the story) and you have to go slogging through 100 pages of a thread that was kept open forever as some kind of catch-all to try to figure out where the discussion related to the new major developments occur. I know this is small potatoes compared to some of the larger issues - but just something related to thread/topic starting. Requisite thanks to those who run and moderate the board - as others have mentioned I realize this a thankless task, and that the qualty of the board that we so often take for granted does not come without a lot of active effort/policing by volunteers (that often times we may not even be aware is happening)

"The Fresno State coaches sorted Josh into the group of kids who were considered noncompetitive and sorted the "good" QBs into another group" Esp. when it happens at that age, that's the kind of thing that can stay with you for a while

The concentration of alcohol in a typical fans urine will likely have a pronounced disinfecting effect

Trying to calculate if pissing in sinks is good or bad for covid spread prevention. .

The Law of Diminishing Returns applies more appropriately to Zay