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Bill, you’re wrong about Herbert. He definitely has question marks, but he has exceptional, size, mobility and arm strength. As someone who saw every one of his college starts, I recognize the concerns, but I would also like to point out that the offensive scheme he was forced to play in was straight garbage and a terrible match for his skill set. Add in the fact that he’s smart, competitive and a good kid and I would absolutely take him ahead of Tua. I would say Herbert is what Josh Allen would have looked like if he had started four years at a major program.

I had absolutely no idea he was a Bill.

I’m not so sure. I think people might need to prepare for the possibility that Tua slides down the board quite a bit. Just too many question marks. To me, he’s nowhere near the prospect that DeSean Watson was coming out of Clemson and yet Watson slipped to 12. FWW, Chris Simms had Tua as his QB 4, and said his tape is underwhelming. Combine that with his size, injury history and the fact that he played in an absolutely loaded offense at Alabama, I think he could slip to the back half of the first round. If I were a GM, he would not be on my board and I’ll be surprised if he goes before Herbert.

The second he put on a mask, these same people would mock him mercilessly.

They are doing that because they don’t want their employees to get sick, not to avoid being sued.

Plus, it’s opened up a whole new field of virtue-signaling opportunities.

The hysteria needs to stop. There are few cases in my area and the number of new cases is stable, as are the numbers of new deaths and hospitalizations. We have been sheltering in place for almost three weeks now, so that’s not going to change. It’s not not time to adopt new fear-mongering requirements.

Well, except there were only 48 states then, and Hawaii wasn’t one of them.?

A few days ago, according to the Oregon Health Authority, there were 770 ventilators available in the state and less than 40 CV19 patients who were using one. They’ve now stopped publishing that data. Maybe they fear appropriation by other parts of the country...

I agree. More people are going to start wearing masks around town. I won’t be one of them.

That would be extremely difficult to prove. That’s not why they are adopting those policies.

They can’t. They are limited to collecting workers comp. And only if they can prove they got the virus from work, which would be tough to do.

That part is true, but it’s not why grocery stores are limiting the number of customers who can enter at any one time.

Highly unlikely.

I disagree. More than half the counties in my state have 2 or less cases. Wearing a mask in grocery stores in most of the country is absurd and I guarantee very few people will do it. Those masks should be used by people who need them, like employees and residents of senior care facilities.

Don’t laugh...

So? It was FICTION. It was a Hollywood screenplay. And nothing in the article suggests that he knows the first thing about public health.

CDC telling 330 million people in this huge country that they should walk around in public wearing masks over their faces does nothing but erode that organization’s credibility. It’s like recommending a nationwide 25 MPH speed limit—it might make sense for certain parts of New York City or Chicago, but it is an asinine idea for most of the country. And once again, to his credit, Trump refuses to bow down to this kind of virtue-signaling nonsense and stands up for common sense.

So Burns wrote a screenplay nine years ago about a fictional virus outbreak? Please explain why we should care one wit about his opinion regarding the Coronavirus...

Tua, without a doubt. He's injury-prone, undersized and had the luxury of throwing to NFL receivers his entire career. I would love it if the Phins took him and I'd love it even more if they move up for the privilege.

I think mass transit is the key to the spread. Those systems should have been shut down weeks ago.

You lost me when you said Burrow wouldn’t be drafted ahead of Darnold and Mayfield. That is a ridiculous take. It makes no difference what he did in 2018. Cam Newton was in JuCo the year before he was drafted 1 overall.

Can’t believe Sam Bradford was drafted in 2010. Seems like he was in the league forever. He certainly made a lot of $. Is he OOF now? This mess is is just dripping with hot takes.

Only a Bills fan would spell it that way.

You're either being willfully obtuse, or you don't understand the term "best case scenario." I would have thought that everyone here understands the meaning of that term.