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For fun, the 2019 offense had 16 total players drafted:
1st Round (4): Joe Burrow (1), JaMarr Chase (5), Justin Jefferson (22), Clyde Edwards-Helaire (32)
2nd Round (2): Terrace Marshall (59), Ed Ingram (59)
3rd Round (3): Damien Lewis (69), Lloyd Cushenberry (83), Ty Davis-Price (93)
4th Round (2): Saahdiq Charles (108), Anthony Bradford (108)
5th Round (0):
6th Round (4): Trey Palmer (Nebraska) (191), Racey McMath (205), Austin Deculus (205), Chasen Hines (210)
7th Round (1): Stephen Sullivan (251)

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How bad did Les suck at running an offense? Then Ed O is like "let's take this kid who looks good on film and talks like Joe Namath" and PRESTO, greatest offense ever.

And technically Emery still has a shot :lol:

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I just withdrew from financial advisor and will handle my accounts from now on... Sold and have a good bit of cash sitting in the accounts. What are your thoughts on what I should do?

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What. A. Cuck.

All the other answers are shite.

Financial Juice. You don't need the opinions. You just need the facts.

No. Do some research on sequence of return risk and high withdrawal rates. Our incentive is to not tell people they can do something that can be proven in court we should have been more diligent. The increased asset level is a by-product.

That said, I know some very frugal people that live on a very modest nestegg and social security. Nothing wrong with this if your intent is not to leave a sizeable inheritance and you don't really care to do expensive things in retirement. Some people live quite happily with a paid off house they lived in since forever, and only need money to replace an AC unit or a roof and buy a car for one of them every few years. Not too bad at all really...

You FA hater you... then segregate and only take the 10% penalty on the part that *would* get you up to your lifestyle for the time period you need (if you still have money in the 401k it's only 3 years).

I'll send you my bill.

bullshite. I was in Orlando for the football game two years ago and they did that damn war chant incessantly the whole second half. :wah:

Hey all, looking for opinions. I’ve done apples with little success and plums with zero success. Between floods, freezes, and droughts every time I’ve planted I’ve found a way to kill them.

I’m comfortable choosing varieties based on LSU agcenter recommendations, but do any of you have success with pears, plums, or apples?

Any experiences would be helpful. I’ve learned nothing in multiple tries apparently.

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Has me in a 2004-5 mood right now lol

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If only we could hit on a Drew and Reggie offseason within 12 months... that would be better than we deserve.

In their defense, we were told by the Fed that QE was ending and they weren't monetizing the debt as well as an expectation that interest rates would normalize. I think... we are done with most of that mumbo jumbo crap now that inflation is a thing again.

I gotta say, this is a great point. Can't be rotation to bonds, right?