DrDawkinstein

Wouldnt worry about it until we learn more. The staff was just begging for reasons to pull starters today. It seemed more precautionary than anything, and Milano was walking and jumping around on the sidelines the rest of the game.

Yes, of course people still do. We had a few friends show up just for the tailgate when a bunch of us came back to town for the Washington game. Some left the tailgate at noon to get home for the game. Some stuck around, I think at O'Neills. I'm sure there were folks who stayed in the lot and watched on a TV in the camper/van. There are no rules or restrictions hampering this in any way.

Good point. If that deal can get done, then it is a no-brainer. BUT... who knows if it happens. And if it does, you also need to start planning for the future with another QB draft pick, and hopefully Rodgers is ok with that. Also, I think I'd rather go to the Bears in the NFC North if the Pack lose Rodgers. Than Denver (even with Rodgers) and having to deal with Mahomes and Herbert (and even the Raiders playing well).

Over the Air is higher def than what cable can do since cable is limited by bandwidth.

Dont believe everything you hear on OnlyFans, they'll tell you anything you want to hear while youre paying.

I'd take Chicago with Fields over the Denver job and having to find a QB (or bringing Mitch with). I wasnt very high on Fields as far as the draft, but I dont think he'll be a career-killer. He desperately needs an OLine tho.

Taron questionable as well tho.

If it's a teammate, yeah, Rodgers probably would. If that teammate is Kumerow, definitely. If it's with the GM, hell no.

As long as Suge Knight is alive, I dont trust it 😆

You are... CORRECT. Sorry, saw the 5 and assumed it was 75. Should have watched the whole clip. Good catch, thanks!

A NY rapper at an LA show?!? You trying to get the man shot?!?

They should. If a new UB stadium is going to cost, what? $500M? Then we are really only looking at an additional $700M. And a lot of that expense that goes into improving and expanding infrastructure is a good spend and not a waste when it is spent downtown where more people are likely to use it on a day-to-day basis.

I will forever love Shady for the story of him bringing in a bunch of paper cutout targets and throwing them on Watkins' desk after Sammy said he needed more targets. I can just picture him sitting home the night before, all female party raging in the background, ladies in bikinis twerkin and pouring champagne on each other, and Shady in the corner ignoring it all, printing targets out of his HP InkJet, and intently cutting them out. True vet leader move.

edit: I was wrong, that is #65 Boettger, not #75 at RG. Thank you @MasterStrategist The end of the Washington game when we put in our 2nd stringers. Per that clip that is posted of Brown pancaking Payne. I'm looking at this clip...

This is exactly what anyone would say if we were just now proposing to put the stadium in OP. "All we have is the 219, Milestrip, and Abbott. No way they can support the traffic." But it do.

I feel this really brings the diversity and "something for everyone" that @MJS was hoping for.

Trubisky under center, Bates at Center D Williams Boettger at RG Spencer Brown at RT Tommy Sweeny at TE Given this was our "2nd string" lineup, wonder if we dont see Brown at RT, Williams at RG, and Ford kick over to LG with Feliciano out. That's a lot of shifting around for one guy going out, but might give us the best OL options.

GWAR gets my vote!! "My favorite thing about the FedEx Delivery Man is that he's a drug dealer and he dont even know it!" RIP Mitch Hedberg

Right tackle on that one highlight that made the twitterverse Trubisky under center, Bates at Center Boettger at RG Spencer Brown at RT Tommy Sweeny at TE

The main difference is Bengals have their QB. A couple years of 7-10 could still help them improve. Their main problem now is the rest of their division.

I get it I guess, especially Feliciano with the concussion. Just hope we arent overlooking the Texans... Also, likely we still win, but now won't cover that -17.5 points.

True. Plus it just isnt conducive to a "show". The NFL wants a "show", not a concert, not 5 guys standing on stage playing instruments for 4-5 songs. They want dancers, and costumes, and props, and sets, and special effects, and a big production. Good luck getting James Hetfield to ride a big golden lion Or dance with sharks

Rock isnt dead. It's just back in the clubs and dive bars. Not many new rock acts that can hold up on the BIG stage, nor do they put on a flashy show with dancers and sets and props and all the extras that go into actual entertainment outside of just music. Not even sure which semi-older acts you'd be able to find. QOTSA, Foo Fighters, Pearl Jam? (All those guys are in their 50s now btw) But outside of playing 3-4 songs, what is "the show" going to look like? Where is all the flash and big show for something the scale of the Super Bowl?

If/when the Super Bowl goes through Dallas next, I could see him getting the nod. They've been sticking to a "home town" theme when possible. Like this SB in LA, and Big Boi and Travis Scott in Atlanta, etc. Must be real old, because Dr Dre hit the scene over 35 years ago, and Snoops famous debut album dropped 30 years ago. Even Eminem is coming up on 25 years! (Crap, I'M getting old!)

That's the joke in that meme.