Moo Daeng

3 minutes ago, mrcompletely11 said:

Amen brother, that puppy is going to be an albatross for this franchise at the precise wrong moment

Y'all should put some effort in to learning the basics of salary cap. Trading him now hurts our cap, not help it.

I realize nobody will ever try to educate themselves on this but it has to be stated.

5 minutes ago, TheCasillas said:

Here the root definition of a NTC: A no-trade clause is a contractual clause that allows players to veto trades to certain teams. ... 

This is basically free agency for Watson.

Except it's limited to like maybe 2 teams with the desire and ability to make the trade. Which makes it not free agency at all. He doesn't get to determine how much the other team offers.

1 minute ago, 45catfan said:

I normally don't agree with this guy, but he actually makes sense this time.  So you are saying get Watson and trade what few pieces that we have, the very ones that made us somewhat competitive last year.

and spend years complaining about wasting Watson with no team around him and calling for Fire Fitts in every thread

Those crying about dropping 4 spots in the first round are now arguing that 1st rounds selections aren't needed. 

The Huddle

It's not happening, come back to earth.

On 1/16/2021 at 6:57 PM, Scott12345 said:

I looked and saw browns, jets, Philly, 49ers before the bills

Add Chargers

McDermott interviewed over 3 offseasons 2015, 2016, and 17 before getting hired by the Bills. It started with the Jets in 2015. 

28 minutes ago, Prowler2k18 said:

Heard the same thing on WFNZ this. Kyle Bailey said rumor from Mint Street was Eric Bienemy’s interview with Tepper didn’t go well at all. In fact, it went so poorly, Tepper offerd the opportunity to continue the interview the next day and apparently it didn’t help. If true, it’s a sham but some guys are just not cut out to be the head honcho.

Or he doesn't interview well. He could still coach but yeah...

8 hours ago, ForJimmy said:

How much of the offense is EB vs Andy Reid. It’s like looking at Bill Belichick’s defensive coordinators. None have really made it as head coaches because it’s really his system.

The question us whether he would be a good head coach. That's not necessarily the same as who is the best coordinator. They do different things.

McVay has been considered a good coach. Seems to be getting past simply having the most loaded roster. He didn't have any real success as a coordinator but he was noted for his leadership and HC characteristics. So I believe they can be different skillsets.

Though I won't mind if he goes. He's not interested in being here 

3 minutes ago, BurnNChinn said:

Just seen this it might be true. I’ve read Campbell was getting Lions job

It says predictions and it was yesterday

No mention on any Eagles message boards...yet

13 minutes ago, Varking said:

Justin Fields shredded Clemson on a national stage for 6 touchdown passes and 385 passing yards. Trey Lance has never thrown for 385 yards in a game. Trey Lance has 5 passing touchdowns total in his last 4 games. I’m going to need to hear the reasoning behind ranking Lance above him. 

He once threw for 313.  Other than that he only broke 200 yards twice. I don't get it either. Against the competition he faced I have no interest at all in the guy at pick 8 and can't imagine him going above Fields in any situation.

I'm not going to be too concerned with what has to be done to get who before the combine, free agency, and pro days. It's too fluid.

His name is Zach

The teams won't draft on the outcome of a game. What algorithms are you talking about?

If we are lucky enough to move on from this dipshit wannabe Putin I hope Fauci gets a raise and a little bit of a vacation and a lot of respect.

2 hours ago, stirs said:

So much better than thinking with your brain

My gut seems to be backed up by a lot of criticism of this by the doctors and scientist who actually work in the field of vaccines. Pretty much saying she's full of poo and is providing disinformation that sounds just good enough for stupid people to eat up.

If anything sets off red flags about gut feelings its these crackpots on youtube and facebook.

27 minutes ago, rippadonn said:

 

just going to go with my gut and say this is some anti vax BS

5 minutes ago, LinvilleGorge said:

This really is day one of Stats 101 type stuff.

Were about 8th in deaths per....and that is gping to go up as our cases go up.

Unless our population grows significantly faster tyan the cases.

This is basic common sense even if one isnt good at math.

The countries ahead of us are mostly way ahead of us in stopping the spread so likely not to see the increase in deaths we are about to.

Thankfully we have great healthcare professionals for the most part but they can only handle so much....which is why we do this whole distance and mask thing. 

1 hour ago, LinvilleGorge said:

The "but we're testing more now!" crowd doesn't understand math. Yeah, we are testing more now. We're also seeing a much higher percentage of positives. The increase in cases is NOT simply due to increased testing. We're also running a lot more tests right now than other countries because our active case count is rapidly accelerating while their case count is very low.

The lack of basic math understanding is shocking. 

You might need a nanny when people are literally too stupid to not destroy their own country out of laziness.

just saying

6 minutes ago, R0CKnR0LLA said:

Most of the rest of the world has the virus largely contained. It's weird seeing so many Americans talk as if the massive amount of cases there are just inevitable and nothing could be done.

Countries where 100% of people wear masks have almost no cases. But Americans would rather argue over dumb crap than to take the easy solution that's obvious to the rest of the world.

But hey, don't let me interrupt you guys spouting your retarded nonsense, carry on.

I spend most of my time out of the country and have friends over Europe and Asia. We are the pity/laughing stock/concern of many. They pretty much just see us as stupid. I'm not exaggerating a bit.

29 minutes ago, CatTower said:

One note of the wearing mask crowd.  It can actually be a detriment if you aren't washing your hands.  This is a respiratory illness, so let's say you get on an elevator or touch your hands on anything that coronavirus could live on.  And, then without washing your hands, you adjust your mask touching your nose and face.  You've just increased your risk of catching the coronavirus by touching your face, thus offsetting what benefit the mask was supposed to do.

 

The key is to:

Wear a mask

&

Don't touch your face, mask without washing your hands

 

How many people will do both things?  Such a small percentage that it's inconsequential.  

Not sure where you  live but the majority do both in places with educated populations. 

The administration and it's enablers have failed at every step along the way. It would be one thing if there was any reason to trust them. It would be comical if it wasn't our country being forced in to a meat grinder for the benefit of nobody but these idiots

16 minutes ago, Ja Rhule said:

I think the isolation will mentally fug current generation of kids.  Here comes the next wave of republicans.

Kids and parents all over the world adapt and progress. Americans are soft and whine and look of inconvenience to complain about in every little thing.  

17 minutes ago, Ja Rhule said:

I wouldn’t want anything injected in me from Brazil.  I’d rather get COVID.

You realize what vaccines are made of?