TrueBlueGED

Words are wind. More to the point, every coach at every level knows what they're supposed to say. Far fewer know how to accomplish what they say. Show me.

Allow me to clarify. IP has been a point of contention between the US and China for decades, naturally. It just hasn't been an impetus for a trade war until now because presidents (and advisors) of both parties and everywhere along the ideological spectrum have understood global trade considerably better than those currently occupying the White House.

This statement and mine are not mutually exclusive ? Didn't see you complain about Neo's treatise on affirmative consent laws. Mayhaps you're more concerned with political commentary you dislike than political commentary in and of itself?

Good on you. I'm sure it wasn't easy, but if you weren't passionate about the research, it's the right thing to do. Having made a similar choice several years ago, I'll just say that's it's liberating. If you want to chat sometime, let me know.

No. We're in a trade war with China because the president doesn't understand trade.

Eyezzzzzzzz tessstzzzzzzzz ?

Except how good a player is.

What does your source say?

What an incredibly cynical view.

No.

Maybe they shouldn't have paid Tyler Myers what they did? Just a thought.

My hot take: every team in the league matches up well with the Giants. Except the Dolphins.

I have a dream that one day, we too, are able to scratch players in the playoffs ?

If both of these stories are accurate, that would put Risto's trade value (at least for Bob Murray) quite a bit below Faulk's. That's not super encouraging in our quest to get a top-6 forward.

And we probably also need to mentally prepare to pay Montour similarly after this season.

Nonsense! There is good craft in basically any particular style. You don't need to be a fan of every style to maintain craft beer membership.

I still haven't made it through the second episode of Breaking Bad. I know I need to get over the hump of the first few episodes before things really get rolling, but every time I sit down to watch it I end up gravitating to something else.

I'm not defending it; you go into that business, you need to be prepared for what you're going to get. But there is a human element that's at least understandable.

Remember how many people said he was just Tyrod? Good times.

My guess is he does this because Sabres fans who follow him intensely push back against what the numbers say. Only to, ya know be comically incorrect. On this very forum, every year since the tank, we have collectively rationalized why all of the numbers-based predictions are going to be wrong. Only for them to be right. I'd imagine it's tiring to be on the receiving end of this when you out a lot of work into it.

0-82.

Still not as bad as trading away from Mahomes.

I'm sure that's part of it, but on the other hand, plenty of analysts tout his star potential and I've just never seen it. And a team doesn't trade up to #3 overall for Andy Dalton.

I'll never understand the Darnold hype. That said, our defense is 100% the real deal. He's not going to be the last QB we stifle this year. Anyway, I saw precisely 0 of the game because I was in the worst traffic of all time coming back from Chicago. Took nearly 3 hours longer than it should have because of obscene construction in Indiana. Frustrating to say the least. But hey, 1-0 with two very winnable games on the docket. I'll take it.

Fair. Maybe Hauschka's shaky stretch has made McDermott less confident in him.