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Is that Graham Gano's house?

Honestly, what Fields was asked to do was far more complex than anything Jones did throughout the season. I also like Fields athletic ability. I feel like he could have a Herbert like year in this offense. A lot of people here seem to dislike Brady but much of Brady's offense was built to do what Teddy is comfortable with. I also saw a thread on a potential Jimmy G trade with Teddy, where most people said they are the same guy. Jimmy G has a YPA of at least a yard higher than Teddy every season they have played. Jimmy also hasn't had receivers in New England or San Francisco, other than Kittle, that come close to what we currently have. I tend to believe we'd get the Jimmy G who stepped up when Brady was out. He's not a dink and dunk guy.

If you watched the Coaches Corner broadcast of the National Championship game, you'd see why Jones was so productive. Literally every pass he hit in that game was scripted. He didn't come off of his first read on any pass play that I saw. The RPO game was too much for Ohio State, Jones made his ONE read on his key, and made the pass to his FIRST read, every time. Ohio State ran a lot of single high safety in order to contain the run game, thinking they could get pressure on Jones and force some errant throws. But, they only got pressure once or twice and every single RPO Jones made the read and the throw. His production was based on the talent surrounding him and the offense, not his abilities. Did he make the throws? Sure. But in the NFL you're asked to do more than make the one read given for a play based on one defensive key. I wouldn't take Jones before Round 4.

Perhaps, but you're also only counting known infections and not people who simply have the virus and are asymptomatic. With those numbers, you likely cut down the 10x to 1.5x. I'm also not convinced that this hasn't been in the US longer than the known case in Seattle.

Truth of the matter is that if you don't feel bad, you aren't necessarily going to know to stay home. Fun fact: anyone can get the Flu. Many, many people likely have the Flu and are asymptomatic; a virus that killed 61,099 in the US alone during the winter of 2017-2018. The response to those deaths is minimal and it's understandable. Coronavirus seems to be more cantagious, sure, but we don't know what the true mortality rate is. Most likely we will find the mortality rate to be much lower than it's projected right now as there are going to be many, many people without symptoms and many more who have symptoms but aren't tested, thus aren't included in immediate "confirmed cases"

My only message on these issues are to be careful of what freedoms you give away during the panic. There is enough evidence in history to show that power grabs generally occur during times of extreme anxiety and the Executive at each level of Government are issuing orders and bans that they have no constitutional authority to issue. However, in a time like this, people will abide by the order because it's a common sense issue, legal or not. I've seen infringements on the 1st, 4th, 9th, and 10th Amendments thus far, as well as issues with Separation of Powers Clause. National Emergency (and State level) Declarations does not absolve the Government of the requirement to issue lawful orders. Secondly, for all the people clamoring for Government run healthcare and using the Wuhan Virus (there are several iterations of coronavirus) as an example, you're looking at this the wrong way. You say we need Government run care to make care free and accessible while deriding the governments inability to provide any "adequate" response; and of course the scapegoat is Trump. But the fact of the matter is that Government run healthcare, in any crisis, would look far worse and result in more constitutional violations than we have seen thus far. When you control the means of production and capital, you must control the supply and demand and in the case of healthcare, it's people. Thus far, 0.0023189% of the world has this Virus. It will likely peak at around 0.002459%. Careful what you hand over during this because you aren't guaranteed to get it back.

Go away. You always lose to them.

" im DabDeezNuts224 on there. They went to the memes pretty fast " " BleedGreenNblue NET Veteran Posts: 821 Joined: Fri Sep 20, 2013 11:53 am Location: Augusta, GA" Good job numb nuts.

Dude, you are on the Hawks board as a fan there as well. Sad, sad, little man you are.

You are speaking the same way about Wilson as people speak of stopping our offense. "Bracket Olsen, spy Cam". "Once more tape becomes available the read option won't work and Cam will begin to faulter". I don't mean to create a stir, but your post is quite generic.

I have Washington winning that game simply because of the weather and Green Bay's lack of a wide receiver outside of Cobb and no tight end to speak of.

Green Bay? At least we have speed and a savvy veteran who knows the nuances of his position. Green Bay has none of that.

Most are new people much like yourself. They come off of the comments sections and bring their poo logic here and run the place until we begin to lose, then the posters who don't have a jersey from a second team hanging in the back of their closet stick around and civility ensues. In regards to the topic at hand, if it weren't for Cam having the year he has had I would have no qualms about Wilson winning the MVP.

Most of the Seattle fans on their main board are actually quite understanding. The ones who are arguing for Russell Wilson are doing so for the sake of argument, and usually concede that Cam had a stellar season as well. Insecurity's showing through man.

Are you saying, Cam Newton, had a baby on Christmas Eve! As the Roarig Riot wandered across the wilderness and rain soaked ground of South Carolina into Georgia bearing gifts? They met with the wiseman Igo. Cam Newton: A Christmas Story.

I defiantly agree. Defiantly a good place to come after a down year to prove oneself for defiantly a bigger contract elsewhere the next season. Defiantly a solid point defiantly defiantly defiantly.

His source is Hakeem.

He originally committed to App with Edwards at QB as he should have.

In the words of Shawn Spencer Psychic Detective, "Baby Thor".

SSA Derrick Morgan? He was a college QB then found a career in the FBI. Think he will be good since he's been out of the game a while?

"They...they are made of meat?"

The table thing is bullshit though. If any other student does that it's funny but dies down in ten minutes. But he didn't "suit up" apparently there was a miscommunication in what he was supposed to do. Was an equipment manager or something

Aside from the alleged rape that took place I don't know that I would say Winston has character concerns. Player's follow him, he was the vocal leader of that team as a redshirt freshman, that alone will get him looks. Coaches like him, players like him, and once he goes a couple of years without being in trouble and begins to give back the way Cam has, the general public will like him. The argument I have is not related to off the field issues but the phrase, "the most NFL ready QB." Need I remind any Panther fan where we have heard that before.

Think about having Hardy in situations where we had Wes Horton and Mario Addison playing last year. Let that sink in, and then decide if you want Hardy back.

I was in the upper deck and it was still a magical moment, though slightly dulled by the copious amounts of alcohol ingested all day.