BigRedBuster

Well, that sews up the TE position.

Funny, the person that wrote the post and I had a very nice conversation about it and he never said I misread his post.

A phrase I don't hear often.

6 pages of it here.

Still, to me, it wouldn't have any bearing. Here's why: I would think I would always be looking at a job as long term. So....let's say Riley would walk in and say...."hey...if you're willing to only pay me $100,000 per year, I really don't care because Nebraska is still paying me". Now....let's say Nebraska's contract runs out and you're no longer getting money from them. Sure, you could go and ask for a raise....but what if they say....no....we're happy where we are at. Are you really gaining anything by lowballing it in the beginning?

I just don't find political issues funny to the extent he and others try to make them.

I'm just not used to seeing someone think another player is faster than "Martinez".

Meh....not my thing. I've never really liked any of these types of comedians/commentators. Sure, I've seen a clip here or there that I thought was pretty decent of his. But, a steady diet of it is not for me.

I want to make something clear. I'm not specifically talking about just the Franken case. I really don't care about Franken. I'm fine with him being out of office. I'm talking about these situations in general. For instance, you're falling all over yourself congratulating John Oliver for humiliating Dustin Hoffman. I see no hero in what Oliver did. He confronted a guy with no evidence and no ability for the man to defend himself about an extremely hot topic that he knew people would jump to conclusions on. That isn't being a hero, it's chickens#!t shock jock crap. Now, if an accusation was presented and verified...etc....fine...have at it. I fail to see how destroying every man's life (or attempting to) because of no matter what type of actions may have been offensive in the past, helps the cause.

Two things I'm seeing said about this that should throw up a huge red flag. a) Well, why would a woman ever lie about that? and... b) Zoog's quote above about relying on journalists to do good work.

Seriously????

If this doesn't "feel right" then what's her suggestion? As I see it, we have two options: 1) totally 100% believe a woman when she accuses a man of doing something inappropriate and he should lose his job instantly. Or.... 2) We come to some form of reasonableness where a woman feels comfortable coming forward and complaining and then an appropriate investigation is used to decide what happens from there. And....there would be levels of punishment based on various factors involved.

I would prefer Frost to come in and run what he is confident with and has had success with before.

Watching clips and analysis of Frost's offense, I don't see what Wilbon and Bradley couldn't excel at. I think both of these players could be very effective in what is asked of them. Bryant would be very good. But, I'm afraid we have seen the last of him.

One of the most important quotes from the article in the OP and one of the main reasons why I'm excited about this offense. And, Frost has been successful calling plays like this both at Oregon and UCF.

Yes

Both of you are correct, however, an athletic and strong player put in the wrong position with bad technique that hasn’t practiced enough to have good muscle memory.....is going to look weak and unathletic.

WE SUPPORT OUR VETERANS BETTER THAN THOSE EVIL LIBERALS.!!!!!!!!

I have believed this for a long time. This talent isn't coming anywhere close to being utilized.