McD has a solid history of playing rookies who earn it. Including some who didn't (hey, Cody Ford)
Milano, Edmunds, Oliver, Rousseau, White, Allen, Benford, Araiza would have been a starter, Spencer Brown, Gabe Davis, Knox, etc.
Good Lord. The County Executive is NOT driving. Not only is it clear he's in the passenger seat, he has a full-time driver AND he's not subjected to the driving ban. It's hard to tell if you are willfully ignorant of how elected officials do their jobs or just enjoy griping about the stupidest crap.
I mean, it's literally his job to see how it's going.
Alternative gripe: "What does he know? He's holed up in his warm office while the real workers brave these conditions!!!!!"
Also:
- "Games on ESPN! Now I can't watch the game!"
- "Games on NFL Network! Now I can't watch the game!"
- "Games on Amazon! Now I can't watch the game!"
- "Games on Peacock! Now I can't watch the game!"
NFL - Record viewership.
You can't be serious. What the !@#$ do you know about their family situation? What you chalk up to attention seeking could be the hardest decision Cher's ever made. It's pathetic how some people let their dislike of someone color their judgement of someone's actions.
Agree, Milano and DeQuan were on track for an All-Pro year, but alas . . .
I have no idea where Torrence ranks with other rookie guards (or linemen, if that's how they do it), but recognition seems like a good bet.
Taron is the best at his position. However, take Barnwell out of the equation, and other than Ed Oliver, I don't think any other Bills deserve All-Pro consideration. Which is fine as long as the team wins.
Ha, ha. What? There is no reason to double-team Miller; a running back could easily wash him out of the play. If Miller was double-teamed no one would be complaining