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Didn't see the game. Unshocking to see Q dominate

Melky for MVP

QUOTE (Chisoxfn @ Aug 19, 2016 -> 12:55 PM) They say Floyd does an excellent job working through bodies / contact (it is why they say he is going to be so good in the ground game). He definitely has things to learn though, technique wise, and being strong would help, but one of the keys is just how fast his he is. Part of me thinks a few sacks will come this year where a RT thinks they pushed him past the QB and Floyd will be fast enough to come back around before the tackle realizes

QUOTE (shipps @ Aug 19, 2016 -> 12:46 PM) Woah s***. Bullard had a lil Tommie Harris in him there. The whole series he was first to engage. Totally destroyed their snap counts. Sometimes they neutralized him with quick throws but as he gets stronger he's going to cause some major pain to offenses.

QUOTE (shipps @ Aug 19, 2016 -> 12:36 PM) I missed this play somehow. Floyd is going to look terrible whenever anyone gets a body on him though, as expected I guess. But when you don't he is going to blow some QB's the hell up. Does this work https://www.saturdaydownsouth.com/sec-footb...-team-nfl-sack/ I know it says it's not secure but that's a real blog, I think they screwed up their wpengine cert. EdiT: here it is sans blog post: https://t.co/Uj1BK4OD6E

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Aug 19, 2016 -> 11:10 AM) No, Yglesias and others have been poking fun at the 'economic anxiety' angle some pundits have been using to try to explain Trump's popularity among his supporters when the anecdotal and statistical evidence both point to racial resentment as the primary motivating factor. No I got that, I don't understand the citizen book with the muslim thing.

QUOTE (StrangeSox @ Aug 19, 2016 -> 09:36 AM) Here is a Trump supporter from yesterday's rally expressing his displeasure with some of the intricacies of NAFTA tariff policies that he believes hurts American manufacturing: I don't really get it. Is that like a Sharia joke or

Good lord.

Bullard has really nice get-off. As advertised. The bullard-Floyd stunt that led to the sack was worth the whole game.

QUOTE (RockRaines @ Aug 19, 2016 -> 07:50 AM) Yeah I thought the D Line looked pretty darn good. I thought Bullard,Williams, and that other undrafted tackle that's huge looked good. Pretty certain Ferguson and Sutton will get cut, leaving the emery experience at Alshon Jeffery, Long and Fuller. But the "we had 4 defensive starters out", yeah, that's going to be the regular season. Timu and Anderson were as soft in coverage as ever and we were run all over. We have a thin level of players that win matchups and the rest we have to scheme around. We just have no depth for injuries.

Not a better final drive QB than Connor shaw. Love him

LOL it was a Heyman article mentioning Robin on the hot seat. Hot scoop.

What does it say about Lawrence Holmes show that he promised dirt on the white sox at 9 pm and the nobody bothered to listenanyway. What does it say about sox?

Understatement

Most of the ideas endorsed were terrible but anyway man Navarro is such wasted space. Would much rather bat a worse matchup, because hey, Navarros best is now worse than everyone.

So nice to have an offensive catcher we can throw at him in this situation

So Bears cannot afford a single injury. Their second string oline is terrible.

Meh. Soft middle, no rush, bad vs run. Pretty familiar.

This is much more fun

Sounds like from stone that this is bad and he will not be around for a long time

Sounds like Lawrie is out for year?

With Gawker ending, a salute to my favorite john cook article: http://gawker.com/5918519/the-de-watergati...ican-journalism

I think he got to be starter level in the second half of last year. But defense just had a lot fo guys "doing their jobs" but nobody disrupting. When one level gets to "exceling" then we'll finally get some turnovers.

I need to go coach college pitching and just tell pitchers to stay tall.

QUOTE (farmteam @ Aug 18, 2016 -> 03:06 PM) I thought the memo said they would not renew their contracts or would "substantially reduce their scope of services." Regardless, the sooner we get rid of private prisons the better. Right, they aren't going to extend new contracts and phasing it out: "The goal, Yates wrote, is “reducing — and ultimately ending — our use of privately operated prisons.”"