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Considering how disastrous this draft has been for Sanders, this is probably the best case scenario for him, Browns have the most unsettled quarterback situation in the league.

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Yeah, there's definitely a chance this works out.

Flacco is 40, Pickett sucks, and Watson likely never plays another snap in Cleveland. Now you have two rookies in a competition to earn the job rather than have it handed to them.

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Joel Klatt was just asking if Shedeur can go back to college.:lol:

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This forum literally trashes and mocks Dart year long but now he is the best QB outside of Cam Ward.

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This forum has trashed this whole QB class. It looks like the GMs of the NFL agree it isn't good. Ward went #1 overall, and most people appear pretty meh on him, too.

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no? “The game” is a farce only watched by midwestern yokels and overrated by cock gobblers on espn like herby and Desmond who obviously have an agenda to pick. Best football is southern football and the hall of fame should be moved out of Ohio. Also canton sucks in general. Also, Ohio state sucks and the fact he had one good game against the suckeyes who lucked into a natty after you queers in Michigan lucked into a natty without playing Georgia in either of yalls title* runs is ridiculous. You’re the fricking idiot.

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What generation? He's not better than Barkley, and the kid from ATL is pretty damn good.

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FWIW, NFL Network had a graphic showing that Jeanty has the same overall score on Next Gen Stats that Saquon and Bijan did when they were drafted.

Time will tell, but a lot of people believe he has the potential of those two.

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I’m convinced most of y’all didn’t actually watch the video.

Either that or have poor comprehension abilities.

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Yeah, I'm missing what Hannity was supposed to push back on, or what we're supposed to be outraged about. The conversation was about "assassination culture" on the left.

Peterson referenced his paper that cites how bad actors on the left and right prey on the sensibilities of their audience by appearing virtuous. That seems like a plausible argument, but I haven't read his report. I'd be curious if anyone else here has.

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However, the issues with gas blowers extend well beyond just noise pollution. Because of the smaller size of the often two-stroke motors used in conventional leaf blowers, they're not always subject to the same strict emissions and efficiency laws as the larger combustion engines found in cars and trucks. For that reason, they can produce a staggering level of pollution. 

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Meanwhile, AOC and Bernie are flying private around the country to ramble about oligarchy, and other politicians are flying to El Salvador to have margaritas with a criminal.

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I always find it comical that people in those media rooms think they aren't blatantly one-sided and scoff at the accusation.

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I used to believe journalists knew exactly what they were doing when pushing the propaganda, but I was giving them too much credit.

Their bubble is so insulated from reality, most of them seem to truly believe what they report. Tara Palmeri's embarrassing appearance on Timcast was a microcosm of this.

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Keller’s Analysis: A lot happened in that match before Heyman helped Seth win, so that aspect of the way the story was told was contrived. What if Roman or Punk scored a three count before Heyman could turn on them?

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Meh. I feel like one could argue Heyman remained conflicted about the double-cross up until the opportunity presented itself. Or that he knows the three guys well enough that there wouldn't be a quick three count.

Hell, maybe Seth encouraging Roman to team up on Punk earlier in the match was the "original plan" for Roman to let down his guard and eliminate Punk from the picture, so Heyman could then more easily manipulate/screw over Roman for Seth.

I'm overthinking it for this time of night, but like others have said, you have to be really nitpicking to not have enjoyed the hell out of that match.:lol:

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college football (-8%)

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I find this more interesting than the NBA number.

I was told in that thread from a couple of days ago that CFB viewership was as strong as ever, and no one is going to quit watching.