Captain Hindsight

Trent Edwards always sucked. That dude was living off his first drive against the Pats for 3 years The year we went 4-0, Beat a poor Seattle team Needed James Hardy to beat a bad Jags team Beat the Raiders by one Knocked off the rams The combined record of those teams at seasons end: Seattle 4-12 Jags 5-11 Raiders 5-11 Rams 2-14 Thats right folks 16-48 Getting hit did nothing to him. He just wasn't very good

Yeah. I thought it went really well. Said he will be in touch soon but I guess he traveling the next week or so. Dont anticipate hearing anything til at least Monday or Tuesday

I held a sturgeon in the Hudson river when I worked with the State. The are very similar to the fish you are describing here. It was huge. Took me and two other people to hold it. Really boney flesh and strong as a mofo. It was like holding a dinosaur I've had some cool jobs haha

Do you like movies about gladiators?

In an unrelated post, !@#$ the history channel I'm looking for a job now so I spend a lot of time at home. Its presidents day so I turned on History hoping to learn about ANY president. Nope a Swamp People marathon Turned on Comedy Central to watch Drunk History... at least that was somewhat educational

Really cold here in Rochester. The roads are all icy because its too cold to melt it at all and cars have just compacted the snow. Luckily I'm rocking unemployment so I rarely have to go outside haha

Pretty much Getting that 2013 team to 8-8 showed me he was a very good coach. Then idzik cut the wheels out from under him

The D is really good now. Our receivers are pretty good and Watkins is very talented. Kelly would make him into a star Right now I think our running game is the weakest link. A HOFer like Kelly and it might be a lot better

Well duh. Anyone that saw that night game against Miami when Geno attempted 3 passes before the final drive could tell Rex was done with Geno and the higher ups told him to play Geno

2nd interview! The general manager is calling me tomorrow morning! I'm not sure about a deduction from the paycheck. Ive read the seasonal employees pay for the dorms out of their paycheck so maybe something similar to that but I'm not sure I've mentioned to the first person I interviewed with a few times she would be coming with me and got no indication that would be an issue

Hes visiting per the app

thats the one

Thanks for the info. I appreciate any and all feedback from people who are actually crazy enough to do something like this. I don't anticipate doing this for more than two years. `Reassess after one and decide to continue or not.

Rock and Chisel Thanks for the link. The job is with a private company working with several parks so some of that may not apply, but interesting stuff. The person before me supposedly loved it and stayed for two years. The women I spoke with told me that he felt it was just time to go home to Michigan. If the position is offered, 98% sure I will be taking it. Too rare and good of an opportunity to pass up. I'm 26, if I'm going to do something crazy, now is the time haha

Still need the QB

I think he will be good. But I also think he needs to get out of Florida and his friends

Why? He was worse than Geno last year and admitted he wasn't prepared to play against San Diego. That's inexcusable. Got our current coach fired

Visitors welcome. Bring beer

The NP is Crater Lake FYI

Interesting stuff. If all true, this is a Bills FO and mindset

I was interviewed earlier this week for a management position in a National Park. The interview went really well and I'm anticipating a second interview and possibly a job offer. The position sounds amazing but I have a few concerns about it and I'm wondering if anyone else has had any experience living like this. The women in the interview described the living quarters as "a manufactured home on wheels, with a mud room, living area and a kitchen with a bedroom. Now to me this sounds like a trailer. Perhaps something like this. http://oregoncottagecompany.net/cabins/another-ynez-with-a-22-long-stretch/ If it were just me, I'd be totally cool with it. I actually had an internship in a National Park in college and I lived in a tent for 3 months. So the idea of living off the grid doesn't really concern me, but my girlfriend will be coming with me. I do think she would enjoy living out west and a simple lifestyle, but I know she has some concerns (as do I). What I am worried about is the the living situation is remote and she may not have a job. My plan is try to negotiate a position for working at the same resort in a seasonal type position but if that doesn't work out, I'm asking my girlfriend to move across the country and live in a trailer with me with no internet, cell signal, cable, (insert other creature comforts here) while I go to work everyday. More than anything I do not want her to be miserable and resent me for putting her in a bad situation. Does anyone has experience living remotely like this? What are the challenges? What are the good parts about it? Is my girlfriend going to murder me in my sleep?

I'm sure lots of teams are interested in Dareus. This would be an awful trade for Buffalo

Hopefully not ours