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This game is so bad. I guess the bright side is in theory it’s still close

Man this was a really good episode. You know it’s great when there is no action and the episode still rips

Reading the story, it is all pretty normal stuff. They are spending a lot to compete but aren't seeing the ticket sales and fundraising efforts to support. They only raised $8m or something last year which is insanely low. It says in the article the big10 averages $39M. That's their problem and the fact that they aren't winning in anything.

Insane catch

The offense was still pretty terrible even with Cousins. It definitely looked more normal with better formations under Cousins but make no mistake it was never good.

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Also, the Browns didn't have a 1st round pick from 21-23 and no 2nd rounder in 22 and 23. Basically they only picked one top-65 player for 3 straight years. That's sabotage. Not even Lombardi could win with that. Stefanski did more with less

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Exactly. Stefanski could be arse but literally nobody is winning with that roster. Their drafting from 2020-2024 is all time bad

You can easily afford that house. The obvious issue is your current situation basically allows you to make life changing saving/investments. You will not be able to continue if you make the move but you only live once and you are basically at the very top of situations for people your age

ETA I was in a very similar situation 4 years ago in north jersey. This board would have told me to not buy the $750K home which is now worth $1.2M :lol: wherever you end up buying I would make sure it’s a rock solid investment area

Why on earth did the rams not kick a fg there??

Miami plays a totally different game than Oregon. They may get blown out but I like their chances more after watching tonight.

To be fair Miami-Atlanta-Miami is a tall task for a fanbase on the west coast