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Cowboys give me all the chaos i need lol maybe think of it more like Shenanigans. Cheeky and Fun.

Gotcha! Seattle is absolutely a one of the teams that is literally a few inches from #1 NFC. WR just isn't really a need that makes a difference there at this moment, but i totally agree that RW is not done with SB's. If you want to add a team to follow next year for pure entertainment and heart attack moments/games, SEA is a great choice. Last year was one of the most chaotic seasons I've followed as a fan. It was great

Probably true, but i wouldnt count him out just yet....get him a stud wr and with his scrambling ability they could catch lightning in a bottle again ermmm.... for Seattle team needs..... #1 WR is about 20th on the list. no to derail the thread but that comment, just no lol. I love Russ, live in Seattle, love the team, and that's just not accurate, not a need, and not reflective of the style of play for the team. on topic, SB are won with players on rookie contracts. TB proved the exception by taking under value deals consistently, but Pats still had a squad of young players performing above expectation every year they won..... i think.... probably.... idk but I like that narrative so there. Pick what year(s) you are going to make a run. Sign your soon to be FA to extensions a few years before then, as cap goes up, those contracts hurt less, nail the draft and build experience with that group, and hope to hell it works out. That's what Seattle is doing, inked up Russ and Wags, aimed 2 years down the line, drafted well imo. Last year was not supposed to be what it was, injuries, possible #1 seed, Lynch coming back, nearly all games coming down to last possession... it was a chaotic roller coaster and I'm still tired thinking about it. This year, expectations are sky high. Has there been a team that bought a SB in the past few decades? What I mean by that is a team loading up with big FA acquisitions, and turning things around and going to the ship. And if that worked, i'd love to look at the roster and it's composition of first contract players versus 2nd and 3rd contract guys. SF and KC have stars on rookie deals.

lmfao

what would be a possible cabinet position promise that would be celebrated by Bernie supporters if he dropped out. The Dem Party needs to put pressure on remaining states to implement absentee voting capability and delay voting dates where needed. In this time of pandemic, that needs to be a leading message. the ability to safely vote is the ONLY thing the us citizenship has to represent them really. Those in charge of that process should take it very seriously and take urgent drastic measures to protect and enable that voting ability. I have zero faith that they will, hopefully i'm surprised. Bernie, without a clear realistic path, does have a hard decision to make. Suspending his campaign would benefit the overall health landscape. Should he be expected to do so for that reason alone when he can't win cause numbers? If the party can put together good faith that absentee voting can be done going forward, maybe stay in the race, continue trying the popularize his key issues and move Biden further left? He and Warren have made a big impact. I want to see that impact continue. The question is what is the best way to do that, responsibly.

I do not understand the red tape that is blocking testing. Anybody? is it out of pocket cost for test? govt owned labs vs private owned? lack of technical capability to test? lack of legal approval to test? I don't get it.

this is not a good look. grumpy old men arguing he said she said. Policy discussions have been great. this is just rabble rabble finger pointing old people

it's my hope and I want it NOW

He wants to seal the nomination with another 15-20% per state trouncing based on polls.

Eagles @ 235 holy shit. What did he play at last year? 2019 roster listed him 6'4 @ 225 I did not think he was that big at all. Figured he was 6'1 or 6'2 and about 210. That's a big m'fer that can run

I'm referring to my circle on social media, which is fairly small but ages probably 26-34 ish. You are correct that there is a huge uptick in overall turnout, and it is great news for November. My circle is the younger voters and they bitch and moan but didn't come out to vote in numbers, relative to online opinions, according to the exit poll data. One question I'm curious about though, with the mailing system we had, if exit polls were only done on in person voting sites or if they did calling polling too? That would have a massive impact on the exit polls.

Seattle voter here. Filled my ballot out and put it back in the envelope, sealed it, about 2 weeks ago. I nearly didn't mail it in because it sat on my desk and it didn't cross my mind that I had to walk back out to the mailbox, cause I never check mail. Ended up mailing it the Friday before the election. I haven't mailed anything out in years. I'm 30. I have multiple friends that didn't know how to vote, hadn't registered, 2 that don't have a printer and I literally went to a ups store with them to print the ballot (filled out online) and then drove them to the ballot drop box. The number of facebook posts / tweets / instagrams that are political compared to number of people who actually voted is just pathetic.

welcome to Seattle!

Does Biden not already totally own the AA Dem vote?

Question: For those wanting the advancement of progressive ideas into legislative change..... Would Warren have more impact as VP or in the Senate with a push to majority speaker? I am not educated on roles, impacts, etc for VP, and even less so on how senate majority leader or whatever it's called works. I feel like a VP role has more exposure and camera time, but the senate roll more impact? honest question from a knownothing.

Exactly. People want change from cheeto. But not thaaaaat much change.

I'm very curious to see what happens in Washington. I'm in Seattle and mailed my ballot before super tuesday 1. Sanders is going to do better with the early voters, huge ad presence here too. But everyone that was voting for 'whoever is left besides that loud angry man' has been turning out in other states in large numbers. That's a very bad sign for Trump.

I had to re read that tweet to figure out what you were on about cause his point was clear.... but yeah you're right, that's not how those words work and it's a bad sentence. Should have just said something like "Exit polling is useless for predicting results as absentee voting is way up this year (as much as 50% of the total vote) and impossible to predict."

Lmao welp yeah there was certainly time left and the game was potentially impacted by one more play but we determined the game is over anyways. We don't feel like making an attempt to get people back together.... What the actual fuck? Sent from my LM-G850 using Tapatalk

Zorn doesn't have a fucking clue lmao.

i remember that play too. Was excited as hell for a monster roaming at the LB level. I think he was like 245 or 250 at that time.

Delpit's report should just read "got trucked by his daddy, Duvernay" Really interested to see CJ workout at pro day. He did well at the senior bowl and showed better route running than many expected.

it was hilarious watching us flex him outside and have him cover TE and RB at that size. Like, just cause he could kind of do it..... doesn't mean that he SHOULD....

I am curious about this also. Was he really playing near 300 like he weighed in at combine? I figured he was in the 275 range but idk Also wtf is all combine defense team?