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Hmmm, gonna disagree with the comparison. At a high level TB is a stable org with BA, Brady is walking into an offense that Winston was able to run well. Solid defense that is also stable and established - versus - Freddie Kitchens, a young qb, a defense that supposed to be good but has trouble staying healthy?

Sort of. What he is asked to do would change year to year, right? And Dabol may not put him in the same number of difficult situations this year or he might get a different number, that's to be determined. Whatever they want to do this year seems like he'll be involved.

That's still a big number for a te and the 8 total puts him at number one baby. https://www.nflpenalties.com/position/tight-end?year=2019

Yeah, the false start penalties are a problem that should be correctable. I guess it says something that McDermott can tolerate that by keeping him on the roster.

I don't think the holding penalties are going to change much, with the one on one matchups he is given against de's it looks to me like he's using everything in his bag to get it done. Sometimes that means some creative holding, which Lee is also good at, but sometimes gets busted for.

We'd have a lot of wr's with roberts back

Not what I meant by saying that, your statement just brought memories of Doug back to me. No offense intended.

Is this an attempt to make "in regards to" the new "obviously"? 😄

If it's me, given this year, I want to make sure I have a guy that can run the offense on the 53. I think both vets stick.

You're going to have to get used to having a perceived excess of good players for a while, at least until JA's second contract kicks in. I know it's been something Bills fans haven't been used to, but it will be ok. We don't have to pin our hopes on the young guys anymore, when they are ready they will prove it. So if injuries happen and guys like Davis step up then you have a situation where the flexibility is there to trade an established player. If Davis proves he isn't ready, then he goes back to work to get better when the injured player returns. Similar to what happened with Knox last year. With us having a playoff caliber roster, I think it is a wonderful time to draft a te early.

No preseason games = no tape for prospective trades. Camp tape of 9 route for a touchdown = hope

It's a whole pile of seventies special.

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Any cracks in your plaster/paint? Mark them with a pencil to look for change. Probably would help to try and get some commonalities when you hear the sound most. Morning, night, after rain or sunshine; hot/cold water running etc.. You should be able to tell where electrical and water lines are roughly by going in the basement. Would probably be tough to smell ozone from an electrical arc through the wall. Anything that can help someone find a source. You've done some remodeling, maybe something with that work is causing an issue. As far as the siding, is that newer? Maybe the nails have the siding too tight to the house and when the temp changes there is some noise due to expansion/contraction. Did the old owner do their own work? Have you been finding things that just aren't done correctly in general? The main electrical wire needing replaced (assuming outside the house) seems like a pretty big deal, it's pretty tough to damage one and get away without having some type of shock.

Too late, pitchforks gathered, torches are lit!

Hopefully we'll exercise it this year with a lot of extra traffic for the wins we're going to stack up. I'll try to be around tomorrow, not that I can help much, but if something comes up throw it out there. Seems like there is enough of a cross section of tech folks here to come up with something.

Cool, sounds good. How did the raid10 decision work out?

Hope it goes smoothly for you.

I looked into ssd's vs hdd's a little bit for my enterprise db servers and the drives are designed to last a number of write operations which makes redundancy useless because you would have two drives fail instead of just one. It's just tough for folks like me who have relied on redundancy with spinning disks to let go of that standard, especially because it makes us responsible if there is a physical failure that redundancy would have saved. I haven't seen numbers for the reliability of the ssd's in an enterprise class server vs hdd's, it just seems like the price/value make the ssd's the goto drive at this point. Nvme's are especially fast.? For this site, I would lean toward the ram and processor speed giving your users a much larger bang for your buck. Hopefully someone would monitor the drives for errors and be able to address an issue before it becomes a 5 alarm fire. The other side is how much of a pain would it be to recover from an ssd failure for you. Might be worth having the ability to run with a bad drive and not have to deal with any recovery even if failure is a long shot.

Sal's audience is not the team. Hopefully you had a couple more and called it a night.

I'm glad he's squashing the two kicker thing, it really doesn't make any sense to carry two.

Why not NE** for a year? They are flush with Covid cash and lost a lot on D.

In the same way a keeper would wearing the number 62. Just doesn't fit the norm.

Almost seems like Gase is on the autism spectrum. Wonder if that's why he doesn't talk to the team too much.