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I agree. That was weak. But it is only preseason
I agree and Barber is a load. If that happens during the regular season, I'll be pissed.
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I would like to see a minimum of 10 touches per game.
I've been saying that those who believe he'll get 5-8 touches per game are WAY understating the amount Gailey will want to use him.
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So this is for laughs? Oh. I thought it was just supposed to be sad.
Anyway, I tend to think that anybody that wants to get into politics nowadays is just downright stupid and/or insane.
Egomaniacal, greedy, out-of-touch, take your pick.
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They dont give 1/2 sacks for flushes, only gnag tackles. While he got pressure, I think Dareus woulda gottan him regardless on that one. He was in their clean
Technically it was a QB pressure, which are important plays as well.
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It was more than 2. He flushed Cutler into Dareus.
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OK, Lorena.
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It should be noted that the position of the administration - and I believe the courts as well - is that if this provision is struck down, it doesn't affect any other provision of the bill.
So instead of not buying health insurance, paying the cheaper federal fine, and picking up health insurance as-needed because the pre-existing condition limitation will be illegal, you can instead not buy health insurance and have absolutely no repercussions for it. Striking down only this provision of the law makes it an even stupider law.
Wait, now they're saying that the mandates doesn't affect any other provision? Before they said it was central to the law working.
Forget about AMC, Barry has gone full retard.
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Just cancel the game. Or play all 3rd stringers.
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Mason has been a better receiver throughout his career, and especially over the past 2 years, than Lee was, and they released Mason. I don't know what they think Lee will do for them that Mason couldn't. And many think that Lee has lost a step.
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He wants to be the highest-paid RB (and from what I've heard, by a good margin) after 1 season with 2,000 yards and leading the NFL. His other 2 seasons saw him at 8th and 4th.
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Ok, gotcha & knew that. I still don't see how that affects the Bills going after him which is what BlueFire said (I think it had zero impact). I would seriously doubt that the Bills carry 3 qbs on the active roster unless they designate Smith as a QB. He'll be their package QB and emergency QB. If someone goes down for an extended time and the coaches don't have faith in Smith taking significant snaps then they will activate an extra QB.
How did the rule change influence the Bills to sign Smith?
BlueFire is saying with the rule change, the Bills planned on designating Smith as their 3rd QB, and since the 3rd QB is now always active on gamedays, he can be used all game long as a QB, WR, or RB, saving a roster spot at WR or RB.
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So they've increased the game day roster (no sarcasm, I'm asking)? If not...makes no difference. He takes one roster spot and fills multiple roles.
No. In the past, the 3rd QB, which almost every team has, was only active if the first 2 QB's got injured (and if he entered before the 4th quarter, the 1st and 2nd QB couldn't re-enter the game). That rarely ever happened, meaning the 3rd QB was almost always inactive. The new rule is that the 3rd QB is active the entire game. So while not increasing the game day roster, it's increasing the number of active players.
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That's the thing: no matter who asks her, she doesn't need to recuse herself. We've seen SC justices hear cases that they should have recused themselves from before.
I should have clarified that I meant there will be a hue and cry for her to recuse herself. But I agree that she probably won't.
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I'm not so sure about that. He could have been carried as a RB, WR, KR, PR and still have had packages where he played QB.
If he was kept as a WR or RB, it eliminates a spot for someone else. The 3rd QB was almost always a filled position, but before was never active unless he had to come into the game.
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Being loved and having the Millions to fix the field are 2 different things. Solider field is owned and ran by the city the Bears are just tenants there and while they have said they do not like the new grass I have yet to see the owner of the Bears fork out the cash to get the field done.
If Chan were smart he would sit most the starters like the Pats did that way there is nothing to really worry about let them have the night off and in a few weeks they can start the season injury free
As Marcellosaurus said, it's also a matter of the Bears not wanting to risk their players.
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That's my only concern tonight. But given how much the Bears are beloved in Chicago, you'd think they wouldn't let them play on a bad field.
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Yeah, doesn't make sense to me either.
On the right, you have Roberts, Scalia, Thomas and Alito.
On the left, you have Ginsburg, Breyer, Sotomayor, and Kagan.
And then there's Kennedy who, I think, would vote with Roberts et al. on this issue.
Hell, you might even get one of the justices on the left to vote with Roberts and company.
I'm betting at least one does. And that Kagan is asked to recuse herself.
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Chris White will be a better ILB.
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I could understand the outrage if Evans had been a bonafide #1 WR for the Bills and put up huge numbers. But he didn't.
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It makes me think of the Sabres post lockout, when they took advantage of some rules changes (or changes in emphasis) and really surprised a lot of people. It seems like by making our biggest FA signing a glorified KR, we've kind of done the opposite.
He's far from a glorified KR, but he'll still get his chances to do it. The Jets underutilized him on offense, but Gailey won't.
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San Francisco looked terrible too. I wonder just how many 3 win or less teams there will be this year.
Jax will also be horrible.
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The bit shows just how much these guys know about the teams. Liam's mom had a better grasp on the situation when she predicted 8-8.
If you look at the Bills' schedule, even with last year's team, I'd say they would win 7 games (both Dols, Oakland, Cincy, Denver, Tennessee, and Washington, and none of those teams improved themselves, if not got worse). With the improvements on the Bills, they should win an additional 2-3 games (KC, SD, Jets or Giants).
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There are more right leaning supreme court judges than left leaning ones. Unless I misunderstood you, what the hell are you talking about???
Yep, more right-leaning judges. And they don't want to be the ones to set a (bad) precedent by saying that the government forcing people to buy something (and in this case, a private product, which is even worse) is right and/or Constitutional.
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He should sit this one out.
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The Wildcat will help jumpstart the offense if it stagnates.