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All you youngsters are forgetting Jim Plunkett?

Salt Lake would like to move into the big leagues but the NHL and MLB are higher on the list before anything happens with football. Also, the Sunday thing.

The only real thing that concerns me is that they have a trio of really good WRs. Levis has been terrible at using them. Rudolph, with more experience, should be able to get the ball to them better than Levis. It's all about getting the ball in the hands of your playmakers, which has been the Titans problem thus far.

With Siemian elevated, sounds like we could really be seeing Mason…

Hard to overstate how incredible this guy is at this game.

Just imagine if the Chiefs acquired Cooper for less than $1 million and a 3rd round pick. This board would have had a collective aneurysm.

I blame the mods.

Outstanding, as always. And so awesome to hear about the big day! I wasn't around much yesterday and missed the post about the soon-to-arrive Bills fan. Hope everything goes great!

Usually I’m pretty upset when the Bills have 11 penalties in a game, but at this point it really doesn’t seem like their fault so much.

McDermott will finally get us to a Super Bowl, it will be in London, and he'll have the team arrive two days before so the team can lay another egg.

Would the foot be subject to waivers, or would it immediately become a free agent?

Having been through it, I’ll just say it was nice walking through the experience but it would be totally fine to do it remotely. I don’t think there’s really any specific advantage to physically being at the experience. It’s was cool to see the large stadium model, but it’s not like that really helped much. I’d do it remotely and not wait all that time if you don’t have to.

Let's see how you're all feeling at the end of the road trip when we're 3-3. *runs away* 😆

Pretty cool to see. My old work colleague is now the guitarist for The Killers, pretty crazy to see the guy from the cubicle at work now rocking out in front of thousands (and now entertaining my team).

You got it, bud. Just went camping up in the Uintas a couple weeks ago, it was amazing.

Sure, you do you.

He's taking on a lot more, but it's not like he's got a great win percentage, so I'm not sure how you conclude that's "killing it." He's doing his job, basically, which is to occupy blockers. He's not necessarily beating them. Like I said, he's doing better than Ed, but that's not the same as killing it.

Not sure I'd say exactly that. DaQuon is clearly getting more double teams, but his win rate is only slightly higher than Ed's. Now, that does imply that DaQuon is doing better than Ed because he's winning a bit more often against more guys, but I don't think I'd look at that graph and think DaQuon is "killing it." All that said, I'm very happy how DaQuon has been playing. Pretty happy with Ed, too, if I'm being honest.

I mean, Salt Lake is a pretty awesome place to live. It does get below 45 in the winter, but usually not that much below it. Good golfing, great healthcare (natch), SLC is an excellent airport hub, Park City is a 25 minute drive away, amazing skiing/hiking/camping options in short driving distance, 5 national parks in the state, 2 more across the borders (NV and WY), something like 300 days of sun per year, fiber internet everywhere, and so on. And no, you don't have to be a Mormon to enjoy it here. And yes, you can also ski and golf in the same day. Some have even gone skiing in July some years.

Very sad. My favorite line of hers from Downton Abbey.

It's promising, but I'd like to see how he does against an offense with a good running game and a strong TE before I anoint him as the new starter over Milano.

Would be really nice. I've read that CB and Douglas have become close friends. It would be great if we could somehow keep both, but I doubt we have the cap space.

"I paid $450 a piece for this."