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Total yards is a longevity stat (see: Gore). Total TDs is longevity stat and function of your offense’s red zone scheme. Emmitt Smith might be at the top of those lists but on some really loaded years only cleared 4.3 YPC 3 times

Henry has already cleared that 7 times in 5 fewer seasons. Give me YPC as a way more relevant effectiveness metric and he (4.9) only trails a handful of greats (Brown 5.2, Sayers 5.0, Sanders 5.0) at roughly the same time (10 seasons) that they retired
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Wagner was close but nobody else is right now.
Fred Warner has been the standard at ILB since Wagner. And only 1 First Team All-Pro from tying them

But used differently. Less jamming the line / pass rush and way more pass coverage with a skillset closer to a 3rd safety
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I doubt we'll get another "Veilguard" style game either.
As disgraceful as a heavily levered EA will be trying to milk us for every penny, we can at least rest easy this is over

If there’s any semblance of social or political slop it’s going to lean Chudguard. PIF actually wants to make money and knows who butters their biscuits
I think if they switch teams we’re still having this debate but if there’s a ding to Willis it’s that he played on much better defenses that consistently put him in position to be as ruthless as possible

Willis was the best player on the best LB unit since the Dome Patrol. That counts for something. Add Justin Smith and that was arguably the league’s best front 7 during his prime

On the other hand, he played next to another inside LB that was a 1st team All-Pro 4x (Willis 5x) and they each feasted from the other being so damn good. You had no idea what either of them was going to do because they could both do anything at a high level, and if you neutralized one it often came at the expense of the other making a play. Navarro Bowman will never write a HoF speech but damn if he wasn’t as big a monster. Sucks injuries prematurely ended the careers of all 3
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IMO it's not even close....
You can make strong arguments for both. The one argument that’s objectively wrong is that they aren’t close
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What a stupid fricking bitch, not able to see her own technology replaced her.
Debatable. While some of those firms have cut certain AI roles, it’s less AI tech replacing them and more strategic pivots offsetting the insane overhiring at the height of the boom

But anyone with experience at those 3 that can’t find a job? That’s a skill issue. Corporates are still desperate to figure out how to unlock AI. There’s still tons of roles for qualified professionals in the space

Though the key word is “qualified”
That title (66/67 season) was the last with only 6 teams

Turns out it’s hard to win a Cup in a competitive league
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The majority demographic of Atlanta isn’t big into hockey
Good thing it’s not going to be anywhere near Atlanta
They’ve turned over a lot of the medical team and trainers since the run started. They’ve made practices less intense

The sample size has been large enough for a while that we’re past the point of bad luck

The substation is the only constant. It hungers

re: Embrace the villain role!

Posted by RemouladeSawce on 8/6/26 at 4:56 pm to
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It’s just some guy I never heard of
In fairness to him Ryan McGee is a well known soy-guzzling retard

A Tennessee alum with Spurrier and Lane Kiffin as his 2 greatest supervillains? Tebow on the list but not Sandusky? Calling this Bleacher Report garbage would be a compliment
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Charge $100 annually for the new Madden/FIFA/whatever,
Make it $200 for the tasteless CFB players. They’re the most unhinged glazers of them all
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Miami is not playing around under Cristobal
Spending other people’s money is easy

Unfortunately they still don’t have a coach who does things like coach
Condition: player is enrolled at a certain school by first day of class

- Player commits to school X
- Market surges to >90% for school X
- Relative or friend bets heavily for school Y on the cheap
- Player decommits from school X, commits to and subsequently enrolls with school Y

While against posted prediction market rules this does not necessarily break any laws. Nor are they airtight as it’s entirely plausible for a player to waiver in any direction
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So now an up and coming coach can't accept a big time job offer until 3-4 weeks after early signing day
The good news is this can be offset by a coach not formally accepting the job and laying the groundwork to poach the players he’s forced to be around until he takes them to that next job

Ultimately this isn’t really in anyone’s interest
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I don't see it happening, but tried and accomplished would be one of the great US political maneuvers; even if it failed, few people would even recognize it was tried
:lol: stabbing Trump in the back ends political careers

It’s not even an “if you come at the king, you best not miss.” If he’s removed he dedicates the rest of his life to ruining the traitors and his supporters oblige him

This is bad fanfiction
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Speaker Hakeem may even pack the supreme court
I am fascinated to hear how a potential Speaker of the House packs the Supreme Court when he/his chamber neither nominates nor votes on justices

Hoping your AI friend got confused and you’re not actually that retarded

re: Iran EMP?

Posted by RemouladeSawce on 8/3/26 at 8:23 pm to
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47 years ffs
True, they should have just voted the autocracy that has controlled every aspect of their lives for almost half a century out :rotflmao:

This isn't schtick, is it? This is actually you?

re: Iran EMP?

Posted by RemouladeSawce on 8/3/26 at 8:18 pm to
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Tired of dealing with their shite. Nuke them then.
I realize you're too unhinged to put this together but the people whose shite you are tired of are not the same people we would be nuking/EMPing

You're the kind of lunatic that would be at home in the Islamic Republic. It's a shame fate was kinder to you than you deserve

re: Iran EMP?

Posted by RemouladeSawce on 8/3/26 at 8:08 pm to
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Long term just as bad as a Nuke on the ground but……..
But what? Are you aware we're not in total war?

Do you think sending a metro population of almost 20 million - many of whom hate the IR as much as we do - back to the stone age and mass starvation is in our interest?

That would be the single largest terrorist-creating event in history. If you're that fricked up you might as well drop the nuke out of mercy