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HiggyBaby

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  1. That depends on the depth of your roster and the other starters on your team. If I felt like I had a few studs with great matchups, I'd be tempted to roll the dice with Golladay but otherwise I think it's  too iffy against the Arizona pass defense. Who would you start otherwise?


    John Brown or Mike Williams.
  2. Would y’all trust Golladay if he goes this weekend?

     

     

    Kenny Golladay hopeful for Week 3

    Posted: 1 hr ago. via fftoday.com

    Admits he's not 100 percent

     

    Kenny Golladay: “Definitely feeling a lot better. Wouldn’t say it’s 100 percent, I really wouldn’t even put a percentage on it. I just know I’m not 100 percent. I’m going to do everything I can and hopefully I showed enough (in practice this week) that I can be out there.” (Tim Twentyman on Twitter)”

  3. Allen was in on 94% offensive snaps compared to just 78% for Williams
    John Brown was in for 93% of the Buffs snaps, barely trailing Stefon Diggs who led with 94%.  I'd say Brown is the choice, just based on usage.  He also has the better QB and better offense. 

    Valid point. His matchup is better too.
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  4. Ouch. Are we going to kill any production companies that have hundreds of millions in production costs that they either don’t get back with release or have to sit on indefinitely?  What is the financial position of such companies?
    disney should be fine, though I’d love to see their overall 2020 finances to see how big a hit they are absorbing from all their revenue streams. 
    are the other big guys like universal and warner ok?
    what about smaller companies?


    Maybe we’ll just get to the actual movie sooner


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  5. Fastball - The Way

    Wiki:

    Fastball front man Tony Scalzo came up with the idea for the song after reading articles which described the June 1997 disappearance of an elderly married couple, Lela and Raymond Howard from Salado, Texas,[2] who left home to attend the Pioneer Day festival at nearby Temple, Texas, despite Lela's Alzheimer’s and Raymond recently recovering from brain surgery. They were discovered two weeks later, dead, at the bottom of a ravine near Hot Springs, Arkansas, hundreds of miles off their intended route.[3][4]

    About the song, Scalzo said that "It's a romanticized take on what happened" - he "pictured them taking off to have fun, like they did when they first met."[citation needed]




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