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What an odd and stupid thing to say.

Criminally underappreciated post

This. Calling social justice groups a charity is really stretching the definition of that word. I'm sure there are some out there actually doing meaningful work for the downtrodden, but the vast vast majority of them are thinly veiled political fronts, and as you say, basically the foot soldiers of the 'resistance'. Their political enablers will continue to enable them until they become a liability then down the memory hole they'll go. Remember Code Pink? As far as the NFL goes, they're obviously just smart enough to have survived the national anthem controversy, but still don't seem to have absorbed the lesson of Get Woke Go Broke. Enough of that though, i look forward to another awful halftime show. It'll be the only thing everyone in the room agrees on!

oh ok thanks i'll call for an additional brinks truck

how close up did you see him? this is important for our salary negotiation

I'd take him in a heartbeat. He's the only guy on that team with any life in them. i bet he'd come here with a giant chip on his should to the rest of the league, and if he could buy into the process, be a dominant back for a long time. He's in a terrible situation in Jax and clearly wants out, i think that was reflected in his attitude the second half of this year

So? I mean in the hypothetical where Alabama (or Clemson!) plays the Bills, or Arizona, whatever, i don't believe anyone has said it would count for anything. That's pretty much exactly the point in fact. Would a highly motivated and well coached college team be able to stay within 28 points of the worst NFL team, who have zero to prove?

No? They were the consensus number 2 all year. There's a few national media types who insisted all along that they were the equal or better to Alabama. I'm a huge bama fan, as is my wife, and we've been saying to each other since august that the only team we were worried about this year was Clemson. That was a shared sentiment among most Alabama fans who weren't pure homers it might be time to take a break, friend

It's too close to MLK day. Believe me, i'd love more days off for whatever reason, but with most private sector employers not even recognizing MLK day, it's pretty doubtful that they would take on another unfunded liability from the feds. having said that, i am super thankful that i've mostly worked from home the last 15 years. it's a lot easier to hide a hangover when you dont have to physically show up somewhere

I miss empire sports or whatever that WNY focused network was

life isn't going to be long for him if he can't straiten out. it's tragic, and I can't help but wonder if he had gotten some mental health help earlier in his life if this all couldnt have been avoided

the flipside of this is that opposing defenses now have to commit a spy to containing him. Remember when the NFL finally figured out to do that with Flutie? sadly, he didnt have the arm or height to make them pay, but Allen certainly does.

My dark horse candidate is Houston. They might not have the balance but they have star players in important positions, guys who can turn a game around on their own.

No, but would you bet $5000 on Rams vs Chiefs? edit; beaten like a red headed step child

The difference between now perhaps and times past is the use of the pass to open up the run versus the run to open up the pass. I actually liked how Ford ran yesterday, i hope he sticks around and gets developed. Does anyone know if he can catch out of the backfield?

It does seem like we're in a different mood than a month or so ago when Mahomes was throwing for 5000 yards a game and winning every week. Watching Brady miss on his last few throws yesterday was a reminder that D is more important later in the year than earlier. Also, did anyone notice Brady fell on the 2nd to last play, trying to avoid getting hit?

Poor St Doug, every relationship he gets into is toxic! why does this keep happening to him???

Henry was inhuman on that run. Ramsey knew better, he'd just have been made a fool if he got within Henry's stiff arm radius

Agreed. The part i'm happiest with is that Allen is already making big time plays, and while he's still making mistakes, for the most part they havent been terminal, and like you say he absolutely has the highest upside of any of them. I think Mayfield is probably the best now, but these two are going to be fighting it out for years, hopefully

Yes rolling left and throwing back across his body for 50+ yards, what a scrub tier QB for it to be 2 feet short of optimal. clearly it's his fault and not the lazy sack of garbage counting the millions he stole from the Bills edit: also, pathetic troll trolls pathetically

it's been said here a bunch since the game yesterday, but Clay is hot garbage and shouldn't have been let back on the plane for the ride home.

What people? You and the rest of the closeted jags fans? Sorry bro, you’re an army of one, but by all means keep kicking yourself in the balls, I’ll admit there is some entertainment value in that for the rest of us

Clearly you love the bills, starting a caremad thread about how Jax is going to kill the bills then following up after the game with the scalding hot take of “Jax is still better” you need to either elevate your trolling game substantially or stay away from your mom’s computer

desiccated corpses don't bleed

The exact opposite of Sexy Rexy's approach