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This is a weird post. Also, you are weird. And adult who looks at cartoons all day? Weird. Very weird.

Hoax. Pandemic. Inflation. Increased national debt. Failure to do anything about the southern border. Deprivation of bodily freedom. Hallmarks of the trump administration.

This is a weird post.

He watches every practice and I’m sure he talks to people within the organization. Safety, in my view, is a huge issue. In the same vein, I’ll note that Micah Hyde still has not listed his house for sale.

Didn't the earlier post say that he was splitting time with the 1s? I'm not sure that's a good sign for him.

Hoax. He’s a washed up weirdo.

Solid points all around. It’s an orbit of weird with the weirdest in the middle.

Hoax. I thought trump said that Harris is dumb. If that’s the case, then he should put down his Big Mac and show up as planned. Certainly someone do dumb don’t be trouble for someone who just had, in his estimation, the best presidential debate performance ever.

Shameless. That muffin top can’t be healthy. I hope she doesn’t expect me to chip in for her Medicaid when she has an early stroke brought on by gluttony. That would be socialism. Which that jelly roller obviously is against.

Looks like every Walmart in the Atlanta metro is empty today. Aren’t they mar a lago members? I bet if they applied they’d definitely get in there.

These people aren’t the least bit weird. Hoax. They’re all weird. Shirtless dudes with Viking horns are always weird. I haven’t met a normal such person yet. That’s weird. FYI.

No doubt. Opposite side of the field from me, but I saw it. Problem I had was the balls bouncing off of him and getting intercepted.

He's the golden calf. The whole thing is weird. It's the perfect word for it. Same old show, over and over again. There will be some dicey moments between now and November, but "normal human" is going to prevail over the Trump lies and nonsense and we'll get back to the sanity of playing between the 40s politically in four years. Totally on brand. Late for the recent convention because he wouldn't allow live fact-checking. Which, of course, wouldn't have been an issue if he hadn't planned on his usual shtick of lies and deceit. As an aside, it's hard to call your opponent dumb and then dodge a debate. But if I was him, I would dodge, because I unwittingly lowered the standard by insulting her intelligence, and because, in any event, she's going to take him apart. Not because she's brilliant, or because she's a lawyer. But because she's educated, fairly smart, and will prepare for the debate. Unlike the other person on the stage.

That's a fair point. It probably was their first wet practice. And for some, it was the first wet practice with Josh Allen fastballs headed at them. But the drops still were ugly. I hope you're right. The one of off the chest plate was particularly brutal. He had an alarmingly rough day. Don't forget that there was a question whether Dodson (I think) would go. So the safe play was to put the steady hand in the middle and let the weak side situation play out all week. People forget what a mess the defensive side of the ball was at the end of the year. Starting LBs out. Starting corner out. Old safeties. Jones playing hurt. Miller obviously still recovering. Taron Johnson six days off of a concussion. And yet, with a non-existent Diggs, we still took the Super Bowl champs to the limit. And, I'll add, I believe Dodson did play, but basically with one arm.

Unless he wins the PR job I’d be surprised. I actually thought Samuel’s brutal night helped MVS. Need an experienced hand.

It was ugly. But, to be fair, he hit the other ones well. The long one just never had a chance. Weekday games present this problem. Downtown was clearing out at the same time as people headed to practice. It’s just bad timing. He sucked. One nice play but overall he sucked. Plexiglass tonight.

I thought tonight was rough for the offensive side of the ball. Picks, fumble, dropped passes. Ugly. Samuel in particular had a couple of drops. Davis coughed it up again (play was not over; he was still headed for the end zone).

Hamler looks fast and Shavers has an NFL body. For sure. I really think the last spot comes down to who wins the PR battle. Even if it's Hardy, then it could change the calculus both at WR (maybe it lets them keep Claypool, or Hamler, or Shavers, when they otherwise couldn't). Or maybe Hardy forces their hand on a DB who would otherwise be here and the sixth WR is more of a core STer.

Hollins is ahead of MVS, who is ahead of Claypool. I *think* Allen spend some time with MVS after practice working on chemistry (it's not there yet). Interestingly, MVS entered the field alone today. Kind of odd. I spent a lot of time thinking about the MVS issue today. He's much bigger physically than I appreciated. But I'm not sure how he's bonding with everyone. Claypool and Shakir have a good relationship, it appears. I think MVS makes the team, with one of Claypool, Shavers (he has an NFL body), Hamler (fast), and Isabella making the team depending on who wins the PR job and what happens with the DBs. (For example, if Hardy wins the job and plays a little defense, maybe that changes the analysis at WR5 and WR6. There's a long way to go in camp, though, and . . . I wouldn't be stunned if MVS is a surprise cut. Also, on another note, our safeties suck.

They had him in orbit motion today where he would have become a lead blocker for a back in trail technique behind him. That concept was used as eye candy in advance of what appeared to be a screen to the opposite side of the field. They were mostly garbage today.

If he's following the advice of some here and treating COVID with HCQ and a healthy supply of Lysol then he's probably not in good shape.

51-3. NE playoff win was good too. Also a great memory. Kind of a misty day. Amazing atmosphere.

It's not the same if it's not at the stadium.

Two big drops that changed the trajectory of the franchise. KC playoffs last year, and the wind game ball that nobody talks about that was a dime for a TD.

I’m aware. He’ll have even fewer if he acts elsewhere as he did here. Adios to that headache. The Bills decided their odds of winning then Super Bowl are better without him.