Mhedrick

LG, I get what you’re saying. However, I think what he’s saying isn’t totally off base as far as contracting the virus. Difference seems to be severity of infection between the two. Vax or unvaccinated can still get it. First hand knowledge. Been there done that. Vaxxed in Jan/Feb and tested positive 3 weeks ago today. 3 people in my office tested positive from that outbreak. Two vaxxed and one not. Two vaxxed are back at work and unfortunately, I lost a coworker who was a damn good man, last Tuesday. His wife is still in the hospital with it. Appears they picked it up at church (had 10 test positive about a week before it got in our office). So as to the original statement about it not making a poo. Maybe not so much from an infection possibly, as this was my first real exposure to an infected person. But, it sure seems like it makes a poo from a fighting it perspective-at least from my small, yet first hand sample size. People can argue all they want, but until you see a perfectly health man (all be it 60 y/o) go from never missing work due to sickness, to being deceased about 2 weeks later, I don’t think everyone comprehends just how seeming random and chaotic this bug is Also back to the point, since vaxxed or unvaxxed can get it, I personally think everyone should be tested more frequently in situations such as players and coaches due to the proximity in which they work with one another. One person gets it and many could end up with it, regardless of vaccination status. Just my 0.02.

He probably hurt the hip walking all the way from Alabama!

You guys are looking at this wrong….. You have to channel your inner Fitt and trade the first pick (Cam) and pick up a third and fourth. Then you get Gross, Kalil, and Luke.

I was there and saw the first drive. Does anybody have a clip of Darnold’s pass to Anderson? I was thinking that he had his eyes on him the entire play, other than maybe a split second. I’ve pretty much stayed out of the QB discussions because, to date, seems more emotional than objective due to lack of observable field time. I really hope he can be successful, but was curious about that play. I also thought Will did a good job with the opportunity he was given. Hope he gets a chance somewhere, if not here, to get more experience. Main take-away was whoever is working with the 3’s, 4’s, will most likely have a rough night…..

Just listened to the entire episode. It seems like it would be a no-brainer to bring those three back together. Sometimes it’s hard to regain that “spark” and go back to the way things were, but from a long time fans perspective I’d love to see it get the chance..... Especially seeing/hearing the reason why Bill was let go. I’d heard the story back when it happened, but never a full confirmation.

I know that one scout doesn’t make the decisions or that the overall success of the organization doesn’t reflect the individuals competence, but Jags, Bucs, and Houston.......

It’s hard to be a scout when you’re training for unretirement! Wishful thinking.....but yeah.

I’m not making excuses for Slye, however, it seems to reason that when an offense tends to consistently stall out leaving 50+ yard FG attempts you would tend to have a lower than expected FG percentage. Enter an offense that is more potent and can gain even 8-12 more yards on average and you’d assume that percentage would start to go up.

No math or statistics lesson needed...... Satire, humor, sarcasm, you get my point......I hope....

....60% chance of going to the SB by having turf...... The other glaring analytic I saw is that over the past 10 years you had a 60% chance of being in the SB if TB12 was your quarterback! If we had him and turf, that’s like a 120% chance of winning......Right?

She’s probably really disappointed when you have a “false start”!