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Didn't see this posted anywhere. Delete if I missed it. I'll defer to the more knowledgeable posters here, but he is at least saying the right things. Some paraphrased quotes I noted: - He likes production over athletic "beast" guys - He prefers to keep his draft pics, needs them to build the team

I've said many times that if I had known in high school that long snapper was an NFL position I would have practiced that every day and did all could to get that contract. Sure the money is not starting QB level, but it is life changing and if you manage it right you and your kids will be set for life. Not to mention you have access to the highest level of medical staff. Plus, by rule, they can't hit you.

This makes an interesting case for two awards: Best QB (We'll workshop the actual title) and MVP-Other.

It would be nice to have someone in there that would not trip our QB once a game.

I had the same thought.

Yes, it looks like a giant butthole, but as a structural engineer, that's a really cool roof.

I believe I have to disagree with this. Effort is 100% mental toughness. When the body is tired and hurting, and the emotions are down due to bad outcomes, it is the mind that tells them to gather those hidden resources and push through the next play. Same applies to the last set at the end of a brutal workout, the last hour of a long day on the job or any one of multiple other situations where you have to tell your body to push through and ignore the pain.

The NFL is run mostly by men (I assume). So, as soon as you say "smaller packages" you have lost their attention. I'll see myself out.

Thanks. So, across the board, I think we are paying about the same per premium service (used to be a channel) but now we have to watch commercials for the same price. Compare YouTube TV to standard service cable and you head will spin. (more channels on YT TV now but still not a lot on).

I'm an old man, too. My back hurts and I yell at the clouds plenty. That's why I use the antenna. I have never paid for cable TV. I have cable internet, but not TV. I get that we can feel like companies charge too much for a service, but I don't believe they are price gouging. They are simply working in the free market. When their price gets too high, either customers will decide to find another source or not watch at all. When the system is working correctly the customer always feels like they could get a slightly better deal and the supplier always feels like they could have charged a little more. On a side note, is there anyway you could post that pricing plan from the 1900's. I would love to see what we were complaining about back then.

I don't have a dog in this fight (I use an antenna and almost never miss the game), but I don't read tukafan21's post as defending the corporation. He just laid out the math.

We don't say this type of thing out loud. We quietly enjoy it.

I think the fact that Renfrow was working for his uncle while getting his health right says a lot. He could have easily just taken the year off and lived off of the contract he had just signed. However, he was doing good productive work. That says a lot about his work ethic to me.

This guy says the field goals may trend longer this year due to a rule change on the kicker's ball. I have no idea if he is correct but found it interesting none the less.

If BY9 doesn't get us 17 points in the first two drives, then we might as well trade away all the starters for draft picks and start the tanking!!!!! Am I doing this right? I've never talked tank before. I usually say play to win and pray for no injuries, but I want to fit in with cool kids who know better.