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  1. Joe Webb has taken every snap at QB. I have never seen that in a preseason game before until now. He is terrible and is not an NFL QB. Run the new UDFA QB from Ole Miss for a few snaps. BOB is such an idiot.
  2. He deleted the tweet. Hope to God it’s nothing major and won’t have to miss any regular season games
  3. Good job blocking you aggy fuck.
  4. Any update on Keke’s injury. I’m watching a Packers stream and they haven’t said anything
  5. Was looking forward to see Coutee contribute and be healthy. Our idiot coach can’t keep him healthy through the first half of the first preseason game
  6. Nice scrambling by Webb. Why the fuck do we have our starting slot receiver in the 2nd qtr of game 1 of the preseason
  7. Fuck Keke went down.
  8. Another fucking turnover
  9. Fucking terrible job. Why the hell is Keke returning punts in preseason
  10. Pass protection looks a lot better than last year. Still can’t open holes in the running game
  11. So we are going to see extended action tonight at QB by Joe Webb and the recently signed Ole Piss UDFA Jordan Ta'amu. Oh goodie. I am not in town for game tonight and need to stream. Anything equivalent to mlb66.ir for preseason games or do I need to just use the old nflstreams reddit?
  12. Are there any pictures of what this new "knot-less" netting will look like. It was inevitable that this was going to happen after the 2 year old got hit earlier. Sucks for the kids can no longer get foul balls handed to them or line up early to get autographs. I am surprised they didn't wait until next season to do it.
  13. Houston has reduced its homeless population by half since 2011 by following the example of Salt Lake City and has offered permanent housing, addiction treatment and other resources to the homeless. It is a cheaper and more humane solution to house them in an apartment than allowing them to camp in public areas and have them wallow in filth, creating an unsafe environment for everyone. My church used to serve breakfast every weekday to the homeless for more than 2 decades. That stopped after coordinating with the city and other charities when it was determined that it was not actually beneficial to ending homelessness. You'd think Austin would follow the examples of Texas cities like San Antonio and Houston with their successful programs than the awful examples of Seattle, LA and SF. https://www.texastribune.org/2019/07/02/why-homelessness-going-down-houston-dallas/ gsoda's recommended action for Austin, which was blithely dismissed by bozo, has been successful in Houston: "The change was achieved with a lot of coordination among Parker, HUD, police, businesses and about 100 organizations. Eva Thibaudeau-Graczyk, chief program officer of the Coalition for the Homeless, said the collaboration “brought new partners to the table with resources that had never been there before.” Among them was the Houston Housing Authority. “Prior, they’ve never seen themselves as a leader or a main partner in ending homelessness,” Thibaudeau-Graczyk explained. But since then, this agency was key, allowing the city to complement the funds for homelessness provided by HUD with the resources that were already available for affordable housing. “This starts off with a simple dictate: The solution to homelessness is a home,” said Andy Icken, chief development officer for Turner, the current mayor. “Our focus was to create permanent supportive housing, so that we're not continually cycling people in and out of shelters, temporary or more permanent shelters.” The good results translated into more funds from HUD because part of that money was tied to performance. From 2008 to 2018, Houston added more than $18 million. To put that in perspective, in 2018, Dallas’ total funds from HUD were $16.5 million. The scenario from 20 years ago, when different organizations would serve food, give clothes or offer shelter — all done separately — has changed. There’s now constant communication between these institutions and a digital database called the Homeless Management Information System, which allows people at several organizations to understand each case. Most cities today have HMIS in place, but Houston was quick to adopt it, and that helped organizations strategize, analyze, share information and find personalized solutions."
  14. mlb66.ir is fucking awesome and much props to people here recommending it. Can watch some Astros on my lunch break
  15. What a beautiful sight. Another Yuli HR
  16. Fuck yes. Correa bringing the wood
  17. Clutch hitting tonight.
  18. Haha. Safe!!
  19. Alrighty now! Carlos!
  20. Great job of hitting by Altuve
  21. Damn it. Error
  22. Great job picking up your teammates. Consummate pro
  23. Come on Josh, damn it
  24. I hear you but I think he gives really good insight and info. You must have really enjoyed him during that 5 hour long game with the Marisnick collision
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