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7 posts on #15, and no Badol sighting?

Pretty much, and only Gary Cohn can really be counted as a Goldman Sachs guy. The rest were pitstops in their careers.

Then it would already have been priced in right after the election. The only logical thing that would tie the trade to the inauguration would be some event that would stop him from becoming President.

If Olson was truly that high on the list, do you think they would have waited until tomorrow to bring him in for 1st interview?

Which is kind of a dumb trade strategy. What to they expect will happen in the next 2 days that will prevent a trump presidency?

Who is this we? What if he's a ****ty driver and is in the lane next to you?

in two days, the book closes on the Obama economy, so makes sense to start the new thread. Hard to spot a consistent point to Trump's economic proclamations, so the litmus test may as well be his cabinet and the economic environment. Good timing to have Davos scheduled on the eve of his inauguration and get a sense of what the business community is thinking for the future. And most of the talk is positive, and it corresponds with what I've been hearing as well. This article takes me back to the discussions with TPS about Obama's anemic economic policy, the lack of economic understanding which combined with a patronizing attitude fostered a generally negative sentiment across the business community. That's why most observers know that the growth in Obama's years was mostly a mirage. Here are what the big shots are saying in advance of Trump's tenure.

Note that nowhere does Terry mention the collaboration with Rob Ryan. We have seen that Pegulas can be loyal to a fault, and I'm guessing they were also dismayed at how much influence Rex gave Rob, and the resulting product on the field. My guess is that Rex still has the job if he didn't petition to bring Rob on his staff.

Still looks like a Kromer to me. Seriously, the list is suspect, as there are a bunch of guys on there who won't be there.

And that's my guess when the wheels fell off. Teams probably realized that the Bills were really running Rob's crappy defense and dusted off the 2014/2015 N.O. tapes. It's not an accident that the D went progressively downhill as Rob probably got more responsibility. it bore the exact hallmarks of his defenses, very stout on first 2 downs and then give up an easy 3rd down conversion, with nobody in the secondary close to a stop.

What are you talking about. Kromer is still listed on that page.

Yup, especially since he wasn't forthright in Rob's responsibilities, and I fess up to falling for Rex's story. Rex claimed that he's bringing Rob in to help with the positions and to help in communicating Rex's defense to the players. Nowhere did he mention that Rob would be the defacto DC.

Wouldn't that be more in line with what Devos is advocating as the solution for failing public schools?

Weekday qualification would you use?

So in a discussion about offense, you slam the hiring of a DL coach?

We do?

Sure looked comfortable as a LA Charger on Kimmel tonight.

Now there's a hilarious article going around FB for the marchers to be prepared for counter-demonstartors who will try to goad them into a violent response. Uhmm, ok. Who in their right mind will go anywhere near that cackle of estrogen?

O'Reilly approves

This team wasn't built to keep pace. It was built to keep opponents under 20 pts. It failed

Green Bay can't do anything if his contact is expired.

The year can do whatever they want, but I think his contact is done after this season. Knowing that many teams were interested last year, I doubt he'd agree to an extension without having an out to get an OC spot

Providing these stats aren't helping your point. If your offense puts up about 24 points per game, you should be well north of 500 of you have a competent defense.

He did a great job earning Arod millions, so maybe he can help Clay?

Inquiring minds want to know who is this draft's Moritz Bohringer, Joe Klopfenstein, or Brian Leonard to get people's hopes up?