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Murfdogg21

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  1. Trey probably got the best handy of his life when he showed up at the apartment, but she still made him sleep on the couch.
  2. The existence of this thread tells you what you need to know.
  3. Down 15, zero urgency. Just going through the motions. I’m a first round pick bruh!
  4. That’s when you plant the meth in his car and find the inappropriate texts to female staffers.
  5. I didn’t catch the edit time limit to add the recency bias on Watson: in 2024, he is passing at 61%, 5 TD, 3 INT, 31 sacks, 148 yards rushing as the team sits at 1-5. In 3 seasons with Cleveland, he’s played 18 games, passed 60%, 19 TD, 12 INT, 68 sacks and the Browns went 9-8 in his starts. I would move on if I were the Browns. The pitchforks and torches are waiting.
  6. Sure about that? They are stuck with Watson (or at least his salary), but if they land top 5 in the draft and there’s a QB they like (on a rookie contract), you think they’d pass? An OT, WR, DL isn’t going to fix their team and Watson. Trading out helps them less short term and sets them up to maybe be in a position to draft a QB next year. Why chance that if there’s a QB they like on the board in 2025?
  7. I know it’s sort been this way for a while, but there has to be some competitive advantage/disadvantage about where a bye week falls. Back in the 90’s, it seemed like 25% of teams had a bye in 4 consecutive weeks late October, early November. Now they have some teams doing a bye Week 5, and others not until Week 14.
  8. I give the Texans the benefit of the doubt that it’s a long game play. Adams family won’t give up Oilers name/logo/colors, and threatens legal action against any Houston team (including UH and Rice) using any similar color scheme. Texans tried to get an “H-town Blue” colored jersey and helmet approved, and apparently the Titans had veto power. So Houston used it as an accent color in a color rush uniform they are marketing the shit out of to establish it as one of their official colors, so they can hopefully make it a primary uniform color in a couple years. Silly and stupid it has to work that way. The Adams family is still so bitter they revel in trolling millions of football fans in the city of Houston, people who had no part in the decision to build Bud a new stadium or not.
  9. Often when you ask for a sauce on the side, you end up getting more volume. I have not found that to be the case with gravy and CFS.
  10. It featured the little bitch version of John Connor. It redeemed itself with the hottest terminator.
  11. I worked for an IV drug bag manufacturer for a few years. I don’t think it’s possible any single site makes “60% of the country’s supply of IV solutions.” However, inventories often run thin if demand increases over projections (can’t have millions of bags sitting around on pallets for months, so they don’t over produce). When a plant goes offline, it’s common for excess inventory from other companies to get bought up in days (I suspect a lot of hoarding by hospitals etc.). The other plants can compensate by running a third shift and maxing their capacity. That comes at a cost, and the contract price for the next order usually goes up 10-20%. Not exactly price gouging, but the manufacturers have costs associated with upping capacity and making sure the world doesn’t stock out of saline, ringers, dextrose, lidocaine, etc.
  12. If you want to crown his ass, then crown him. But he is who we think he is!
  13. That’s what I got yesterday. What do I get tomorrow? I bet Framber would crush at a nachos eating contest.
  14. If Bregman would agree to 6/$150ish like Chapman, trading Tucker makes more sense if they can get a good package, and apply the ~$18m they would’ve paid him in 2025 to signing FA at 1B and OF, hopefully net improvement to offense.
  15. My son and I waiting on a football game to be released on Switch.
  16. Watching the Falcons tonight made me ponder how the drafts might’ve worked out differently if Watson stuck to his original choice to be traded to Atlanta. The reported deal was either 3 #1’s and a #2, or 3 #1’s and a premium starter (rumors included CB AJ Terrell or TE Kyle Pitts). In 2022, Texans had #3 (Stingley) and Falcons #8 (choice of Garrett Wilson, Chris Olave, or Drake London). Falcons 2nd rounder was #43 (pick before Metchie). In 2023, Falcons picked #8 again (Bijan, Jalen Carter also on the board). *Also in 2023, Texans gave up #33 to get Will Anderson, and the Cards-Lions-Titans trade the pick ended up being TE Sam LaPorta). In 2024, Falcons picked #8 again (QB Penix, but Odunze, 2 OTs, and Byron Murphy were picked in that area). *Texans also gave up #27 to get Will Anderson, which was DE Darius Robinson but Worthy was very next pick). **Texans traded Browns’ pick #23 (WR Brian Thomas) for Kamari Lassiter and one year rental Stephon Diggs. So from the Browns and Will Anderson trades, the Texans acquired: Kenyon Green, John Metchie, Will Anderson Jr., Kamari Lassiter, 1 year of Diggs. The Falcons trade (and not doing Will Anderson trade) could’ve netted them: Garrett Wilson, John Metchie, (or AJ Terrell or Kyle Pitts) Bijan Robinson or Jalen Carter, Sam LaPorta, Odunze or Byron Murphy or OT DE Darius Robinson or Xavier Worthy Getting CJ weapons such as Wilson, Bijan, LaPorta, maybe Worthy along with Byron Murphy or an OT would be fun to watch. Swap out Terrell or Pitts for Metchie and damn! Kenyon Green sucks, Diggs is a rental, so hopefully Anderson and Lassiter play well enough to make it equal or better to the ATL offer.
  17. Did they get injury insurance on LMJ’s contract?
  18. We lost Springer, Cole, and Correa when they sought mega contracts. The Astros moved on and continued going to postseasons. Cole had a couple very good years and Correa hit well this season (albeit only 89 games), but I don’t think any of their contracts were good ROI for the kind of money they got paid. Throwing the bank at Bregman could be the worst signing of the 4. Good luck Scott Boras, gfy.
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