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or... you could decide to deal with facts: Career history As player: Minnesota Vikings (2005–2010) Seattle Seahawks (2011–2014) As coach: Seattle Seahawks (2016–2017) (Assistant special teams) Carolina Panthers (2018) (Assistant special teams) Buffalo Bills (2019–present) (special teams coach) He was with the Panthers for one year. Leslie Frazier knows him from his playing days. McDermott and Beane have no history with him. But, hey - great points!

https://www.panthers.com/team/coaches-roster/heath-farwell Retain him? He was employed by the Panthers as an assistant ST coach and got a promotion with the Bills. What exactly is the issue?

Where do you see that he is a "cast off"?

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Nice discussion here: https://www.twobillsdrive.com/community/topic/212322-tremaine-edmunds-he-was-the-worst-player-on-the-field-dec-23-vs-ne/?tab=comments#comment-5558495

Edmunds didn’t have a stellar year. He was pretty lost in the middle. Don’t be surprised to see him moved out of that spot.

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Incorrect. We pick 10th. Could have had 6th.

Disagree. Pominville is a great talent that is past his prime. It’s his body that has failed him, not his skills.

Merry Christmas from Turbo the hedgehog!

Well, given that he whiffed and it took two bounces I’m not sure much can be said about that goal.

Yes. I was watching it with my son and when they were doing the scan she was the one I called out. My son laughed at me.

Then every second of play afterwards changes. Maybe we win 5-2. Maybe we lose 10-0.

Yeah. I didn’t see a particularly strong game from him. I guess we all see different things. Reinhart had an awful game in my opinion. He was off in just about every way.

Why can’t the sensitive family matter be chronic enough to prevent his return?

I suggest most of this is legacy thinking that has just been ingrained into older fans. I'd be interested in hearing what younger fans think of "rivalries". I doubt many care. A true league would aim for balancing schedules (NFL gets some leeway due to a 16 game schedule and a 32 team league). I think 62 games sounds awesome. Home and away - against every team.

8x8 is the new 5x5...

I've googled enough health ***** to be a doctor.

Clearly they made it custom for him. Me not being the tallest guy on the ice - OTS flexes are tough for me (for those that don't know, when you cut your stick down it can dramatically increase the flex). I tend to buy the 75s, which are a little shorter to start, so they don't go up too much upon cutting. The 65 and below generally have the much slimmer shaft and smaller blades, so those don't feel right either.

It mentions the 62 flex in the article.

Brett Hull is famous for his whippy shaft... http://blog.mlive.com/snapshots/2007/07/former_wing_hull_admits_using.html

I've never heard of 87 referred to as a Junior flex. My experience has always been ~65-75 has been called "Intermediate" and ~55 to be junior. https://www.hockeymonkey.com/article-finding-the-right-hockey-stick-flex-for-you.html

That's fine. I still can't think of an argument for divisions or conferences anymore. There is a mild time-zone one where you can say west coast teams are less known to east coast fans because of late games, but I would say today's modern media makes every fan familiar with every team. Divisions should be scrapped ASAP. Conferences may be useful just to divide 32 teams into more manageable entities, but I'm not even really sure what that means myself.

What is the modern day justification for divisions and conferences? Travel was a big issue back in the day. The world is smaller now. The English Premier league works well without them.