2020 Our Year For Sure

Lmao. Bravo

You got it brudda

From Buffalo rumblings Dray, 29, has been a blocking tight end at the NFL level since breaking into the NFL as a seventh-round draft pick in 2010. He's a Stanford product, and worked directly with Bills offensive coordinator Greg Roman while the two were at Stanford together. In Buffalo, he would likely fill the role vacated by Matthew Mulligan, the blocking tight end that the Bills released midway through the 2015 regular season.

Thank you Kyle.

I won't pretend to know the cold reality like you and others do and can't really debate with you point for point, but he lays out a 6-point plan to lower pharmaceutical costs on his website. I tend to doubt these companies are hoping he wins when he's the only one set on going after them, with other candidates they can feel safe their exploitation will continue. https://berniesanders.com/issues/fighting-to-lower-prescription-drug-prices/

Lol. That's a whole lot of learning yet to go after 7 years.

He's right that the world has changed and the minimum wage should be significantly higher, a high school diploma doesn't go as far as it used to, and we're paying far more than other free countries for the same pharmaceuticals, among other things.

Need a right tackle, could use a young center in my opinion who is more of a drive blocker. All we do is run the ball so run blocking is more critical to the Bills success than to any other team. I'm okay with Miller getting a wait and see year, though not thrilled at the lack of competition for him. but no reason at all to be beholden to Henderson.

Exceedingly well said. Thank you

I was hoping you might weigh in, appreciated. May I ask which candidate you support? Just curious and looking to learn. I tried to ask in PM but its blocked.

I agree it is usually nonsensical, in this case I don't for the reasons stated.

I think he's appealing to racism and anger. The Muslim ban, the disrespect for women, calling Latinos rapists. He encourages his supporters to be violent toward protestors. He did not immediately condemn the KKK. Hitler rose largely because Germans felt like the country had fallen down a peg after WW1. Then he blamed certain minority groups for Germany's problems. To me a candidate saying make America great again and insulting certain groups is alarming. I don't think it's an accident it's his event where this happened and his events where blacks are being punched and handcuffed for no reason, or that it was his campaign manager that roughed up a reporter. He creates a culture of violence.

I am stunned. And fine with this and the bump in cap space we get.

He lost me after the Beer Water / Beer Wine / Beer Steaks press conference fiasco.

Jewish lives matter. Keep desperately trying to prop up your starving ego by pretending to be better than someone else, but know that we have been through hell and back and we're not going anywhere. Part of me feels bad for you. It must be unbearable to live with that kind of hate.

I'd like him on the team considering the need but he's injured the same acl twice now. He already played poorly returning from the first one so who knows what's left. I think if not for injury he'd have had a successful career with his coverage skills in today's league. The dolphins stink so I'm still rooting for him.

His record as an admin is deplorable.

I feel sure over the years that many people have thought briefly about voting third party and reasoned they have no chance to win before going back to one of those two machines. The best way I see to change the perception that nobody else can win is to cast votes that way. Maybe it happens very slowly, the Green Party lets say inches its way up and next century wins its first state. Or maybe votes coming in outside of the GOP/DNC helps inspire some future Bernie to fight the DNC from within. Futile and meaningless to some I'm sure but I find it preferable to either not voting at all, or seeing my voice feed into the ugliness that Deranged Rhino is talking about.

Yes, I am familiar with some of the so-called third parties. I'm saying I'll probably walk down that avenue and through that door should Hillary win the dem nomination. Was this unclear? I assume you know what I mean by "two party system" and you do. I agree its imprecise language, but a widely accepted and understood label. If the race is primarily, say, Hillary v. Trump, I would hope that a vote for a third party candidate might encourage future voters and politicians alike to stand up to the two parties and the money behind them, as Bernie is now.

I'd like to get rid of the two party system. They both take the dirty money and in my opinion both stand in the way of a democracy that represents everyone. I think Bernie is running with an eye toward bringing change down the line even if he loses, and in that spirit I'll take a look at whatever third party candidates are out there. If voters and politicians see an independent do better than expected maybe it helps me get the President I want in 4 or 8 years. I'll probably find my best policy match to boot.

Laughing

I was surprised to see them tender him (is it 1.7m?). Previously I figured the plan would be to find a starting RT from the outside and use Henderson as the swing tackle. That would mean paying the 4th tackle 1.7m- doesn't seem likely. Do we see him as competition for Henderson as the starter? Do we see him as competition for Henderson as the first OT off the bench? How did he look to you last year? 6'5 316 pounds, 25 years old, 4th year man out of LA Tech, 5th round pick of the Bears where he played under Kromer.

Richie. You rock dude.

Makes good sense.

Yeah agreed. Bradham has considerably more value in a straightforward 4-3.