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I was confused with the offensive formations for much of the game. I understand the desire to create confusion with the pre-snap movements, but even as the ball was snapped most of the offensive players were still jumbled near the LOS as were the Jets' defenders. As someone pointed out, Bills don't have the RB talent to quickly hit a hole when one was there. Another case of not utilizing the formations that fit your personnel. I think that running out of a more spread out formation would have worked better.

Imagine an elected official for an executive office in a particular Northeast state saying this in March “We’re not dealing with Ebola virus, we’re not dealing with a SARS virus,” “It sounds more alarming than it is,” he said, calling the emergency declaration “an administrative action” meant to allow the state to “move a little faster governmentally” to address the issue. “Worse then the virus right now… is the fear, pandemic, The fear is more dangerous than the virus.” Remember what we're really trying to do here is avoid the massive disruption of closing everything down for two weeks, the way China did, the way Italy is doing. And we're trying to protect the vulnerable populations for whom this Coronavirus could really be dangerous, senior citizens, immune-compromised," "At this time, there's no reason to close down mass transit, Maria. We haven't had -- to the extent, we have big numbers in New York, it's actually in Westchester, which is a suburban community, as you know, where you have a cluster of cases," Spoken not in February, but MARCH!

He got lucky on a handful of bad throws in the end zone and the big play to Beasley was under thrown. The score should have been in the 40s.

I noticed they didn't show too many end zone replays of the first missed FG.

Does Allen have flexibility on the play call at the line? No way should be running this much.

This definitely happens to some infected people, but it's not the prevalent response from the majority of the infected people. Any virus will have detrimental effects on people who are naturally predisposed for a worse outcome for that virus.

All 3 are active on game day, but not the #5 DT

They were better than Zimmer, but who would you cut to keep one of them on the roster?

WSJ is not letting up on NYS.

I'm trying to figure out how a comedy bit by a black father thanking the teachers is racist and offensive.

It's a brilliant gambit to eliminate the funding support of the factions. The Palestinians were always pawns in the bigger regional game, and now they will have no choice but to negotiate a true treaty.

What standards is he using for his baseline? AFAIK, only ONE Western country is seeing a sustained decline in cases and deaths.

Compounded by the long anticipation for the season to begin, which would argue for much higher ratings.

Once again, if anyone in the private sector did a fraction of things that Mueller's team apparently did, they would already be hanging from the rafters.

He's wrong - JPM only ordered the trading floor employees back, not everyone.

So it's ok to have many people gather in their backyards, but not ok to have the same people inside the stadium?

Kind of like a hoax? What a pathetic existence.

Quite the perversion of history. The only reason that antisemitism is associated with far right is because the left winks at the attacks that come from their side. There have been far more attacks on Jews from the progressive side than from the stereotypical neo-nazi. You know it's bad when even NYT has to admit the truth. But getting back to the broken glass, the comparisons are totally proper because both instances were fueled by a false narrative involving a killing, with the relevant authorities turning a blind eye towards the resulting property destruction, because people's outrage was justified to them. That's the side you're defending, whether you admit it or not.

If systemic racism involves keeping black people in substandard public housing, denying them the opportunity to attend schools of their choice, discouraging nuclear families and frowning upon church going, then yes it exists.

I thought silence is violence.

You can't even use your own inane points? Yeah, I've seen your countless posts denouncing the political violence. They are politicians, who were acting at the advice of the medical "experts" at the time.

His public actions were totally in line with what the health officials were recommending at the time, because they didn't think that the virus had taken hold in the US, and would likely follow the path of SARS1 & H1N1. Who told people to not wear masks and go enjoy the public outings throughout February & early March?

This strategy worked in the past because there wasn't a contingent whose sole intent was to take this sub-forum down.

Says the guy who's cheering for the riots.

When you run out of food, you start eating your own. This is emblematic of the insanity that's unchecked. To add perspective, here's the offending video: