shrader

Best post ever on this board.

Tomorrow is a better day.... NFL cut day!

At this stage, he's lucky to get 2 years.

Put him on the unnecessarily slow moving dipping device!

Two year deals are also easy enough to get out of, whether it is a buyout or a deadline day deal. If they really want a vet d-man, it's not a bad way to go if they can pull it off.

Sure does sound like a nice family friendly concept.

Personally, I don't find any so called rumor about Buffalo asking about Kane to be worth reading at all. The PR nightmare attached to trading for a guy currently under investigation for rape in your own town pretty clearly makes the scenario a bunch of BS.

Is that Alfred E Neuman on the mask? Yeah, I know who it is supposed to be

And then there's Nova Scotia...

I dream of the day where the whole world can share that with me.

Thanks to this story the NFL was in the news for just about every single day of the offseason. This was very good for them. I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if Kraft and Goodell are off somewhere in secret right now, sharing a swim in the corporate Scrooge McDuck money pool. All that matters in the eyes of the fans is that their player is on the field. They got exactly what they wanted.

An effort to make it as specific to this case as possible and not open the door for other players?

They probably have the paper work in hand already. I'm sure they had it ready to go days in advance.

Is Bernard Pollard still around?

Living in a market where I won't have to see/hear Brady talk everywhere I turn

Why are they called bumper stickers if they're almost never placed on the bumper? One of life's great mysteries. Don't ruin my fun by answering the question, any of you crazy literal posters out there (you know who you are).

I've got two driving related ones from this morning. 1. I had to slam my breaks this morning because a guy decided to make a left turn off of a side street right in front of me. He then tried to move over into the right lane as a car was right there. So this guy, within about 15 seconds of leaving his neighborhood, almost caused two wrecks. Impressive really. 2. I wound up behind a guy with a bumper sticker that read "f___ off, I'm texting", with the F bomb spelled out. So this d-bag likes to advertise that not only is he a classless ass, but he also gladly puts others at risk. I would gladly rip that bumper sticker off of a car if I ever saw it in a parking lot (although, I suppose it does serve as some warning to give him a ton of space). I don't understand why someone would put that garbage on their car... then again, most bumper stickers are garbage and an eyesore.

They probably give you the option of emailing tickets to someone. Once you email a ticket for a specific game, the card won't work for that game anymore. I'm sure they can put that sort of system together.

Wouldn't that make them effectively 8-7? :unsure:

I'd love to see how these agreements are worded. We're paying you, but we won't say what for. It makes me think of some of those trades for future considerations where nothing actually winds up being moved later.

Slight tangent here, but aren't deals like this technically obstruction of justice? I realize the circumstances of an agreement like that make it damn near impossible to prove in court, but I wonder if anyone has ever actually tried.

It's one thing to trade for a guy who is currently under investigation for rape. It takes it to a whole new level when that player is under investigation in your own town. This would be a PR nightmare of epic proportions. It's impossible not to take his current situation into account.

Or he could be from georgia

But is it arbitrator bias if the willingly gave him that power in collective bargaining? If by some chance he makes that ruling does it blow up the CBA?

I'd like to look at it from another point of view. Even if these weren't the so called gun free zones and multiple people are carrying, there's still going to be plenty of people who have no interest in having a gun. The chances are pretty good that the gun wielding hero isn't even there to swoop in and save the day. Given that this gas station was in Texas, I'm not so sure the "gun free zone" label probably applies.