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Then why wouldn’t they buy Arizona before they buy Buffalo?

They would never make it in synchronize swimming.

People should do their best to get the longest life out of their electronics.

That’s what she said

What was Bossy, Trottier, and Gilles?

Jersey?

Apples and oranges. One team traded away talent and the public could see the result and the other team was asked to surreptitiously lose on purpose with NFL worthy players.

Is there a long running love affair but I was unaware of? I stop by multiple times every day. Say very little.

I didn’t take you as a Jim Rome guy.

I’m not sure what any of this means in the context of what we’re supposed to be in discussed which was yards after catch. I assert the offense runs plays that plays to Josh’s strengths. This should not be earth shattering. Those are mainly comeback routes or those that stop and sit in-between zones. I think they actively avoid fast-moving crossing routes because he’s not good at hitting those. Unfortunately, those often turn into big gainers. This both increases the number of passes he completes and suppresses YAC. I don’t see how the offense choosing plays that play to his strength is proving that he is good at some thing they don’t run.

Maybe if we define things a little better. Receivers have a catch radius and the most important thing is for a quarterback to put the ball somewhere in the catch radius. Josh has gotten much better putting the ball in that radius than when he first entered the league. However, that doesn’t mean he puts it in the middle of the catch radius. He doesn’t. A large portion of his throws are in the green ring and not in the red bull’s-eye. He got better receivers who make tougher catches. He’s much more likely to be inside the catch radius throwing of a stationary target than he is a moving target. When you throw at a moving target you’re essentially eliminating half of your radius since the difficulty of catching a ball behind you is so much greater than catching it in front of you. I really don’t think I’m saying anything remotely controversial. They’re calling plays that maximize his chance of success. The corollary to that is that they don’t call plays that are tough for him to make.

Feel to disagree all you want. Do you think there may be a reason why most of his receivers run their routes and then turn around in space? Do you think the lack of crossing routes and other plays that traditionally generate large YAC were just accidentally overlooked?

It’s due to Josh’s less than elite accuracy. He’s much better throwing at stationary targets than moving ones.

If true, that would partially explain the Sabres willingness to part ways.

Five seconds for a play that doesn’t include a quarterback running sideline to sideline is about right. People use the phrase “13 seconds“ because it adds drama to their statement. The Chiefs had three plays as long as they didn’t unnecessarily mess around. They had three timeouts. The third play only needed one second left on the clock. You can also run three plays in two minutes if you wish and no one calls time out. The number of plays that could be executed and the distance they had to cover are the two important constraints here.

I’m not defending anything the Bills did. I’m just pointing out that gaining 35 yards in two plays isn’t exactly balancing three eggs on top of one another.

You can talk in generalities . I’m talking specifics. They had two plays to gain 35 yards. That’s one average length throw with a pass interference. They have one of the top quarterbacks, with one of the strongest arms, with one of the fastest receivers and one of the best tight ends. 13 seconds is irrelevant. They have two plays to gain 35 yards. I think you can find multiple instances in a game where 35 yards was gained in two plays. Let’s not make it sound like they are trying to discover cold fusion.

Is it? 13 seconds is three plays. You have two plays, that can go anywhere in the field, to gain 35 yards with Mahomes, Hill, and Kelce. I don’t think that’s as hard as you think.

Not a single hat trick. Disgusting.

He provides an intimidating physical presence that scares pucks from going into the net.

Why? Isn’t it the case that most franchises just increase in value over time? Why not just a long term investment?

He says he’s in massive pain because I believe the bottom disk is impinging upon the nerves. But I see the same sorts of pictures in these Facebook groups of people who have had failure in the cervical area. The discs are misaligned like this because the disk doesn’t set properly into the bone.

Lumbar L5-S1 with a M6-L disk inserted in 2019. You are seeing the top half of the disk misaligned with the bottom half. It’s not cervical, but it shows an everyday person and ***** that happens.

Lest anyone think John is out of the woods, this was posted today on an ADR Facebook group I belong to.

Was that an answer?