Ethan

I was told that the trading town was a bad move for the wolves. I don't see how randle isn't the best player in the deal.

New Patriots WR Kyle Williams shows a ton of skills in his #ReceptionPerception Prospect Profile 👀

Some highlights:
- 73.5% success rate vs press (82nd percentile)
- Elite short route success rates
- Went down on first contact on 44% of “in space” attempts

receptionperception.com/kyle-william...

That Venn diagram cant be very big lol

I can only remember NFL events in terms of pre Robert Mayes mustache and Post Robert Mayes mustache.

Gonna be the best post mustache draft ever.

Drink two more and see who you want to draft then

Save some a** for the rest of us. Gosh dang!

His mouth or a duck mouth?

I can't help but notice this isn't an apology.

Lmao

Jacory Croskey-Merritt.

I think you're right i just don't think it matters really? Unless your point is that if hes already lacking refinement it's gonna be hard to learn that whole playing both ways? I have kind of been disregarding that as I dont really think any team is gonna play him both ways for 100% of the snaps

How much do you actually care about this if you are a team in the top 5? I would have to think most coaches think the could give him that refinement.

It's Manning mid 2000s with the colts and it's exciting.

I just don't get why everyone is taking what I said to mean that Google didn't exist.

It's possible.

Yes. It's why I'm an attorney

I like to trust my own opinions over what the top Google search says.

Seemed like solid advice to me. The things the turf guys complained about were minor. (I.e. he has to find some reason to market his expensive product) Also my guess is everyone here has been to playground or two and might be able to give some thought on what material they might prefer.

We didn't get dsl until 2007. I remember the day the tech came to install it

The reason i put that in there is I know kinda would have been an in college around that time. she would know what it was like before. I'm laughing at how spoiled we've all become. To where we think we should be able to get any answer by asking Google a question. Myself included

Definitely. Mina's response was perfect as usual. I get wanting that back. I do too.

Thanks

That's fair. I would think that someone who was forced to find answers before the advent of search engines would be better suited and more eager to find answers outside of search engines. That's why I think its funny.

I appreciate the advice

Which could take up to 5 minutes to load if you still had dial up internet. This is revisionist history

Charles unless you're 45 and no one has told me you can't be more than a couple years older than me. Idk where this idea that Google in 2005 was some magic resource is coming from. Sometimes it would take 3-4 searches using the right combinations to find what you were looking for.

Apparently I'm also 15 years old,but somehow i was also freshman in high school in 2005.

My life was the Internet.

So that takeaway is that search engines should be able to answer all our questions in an unbiased way and no one should try to get answers any other way?

Poplar definitely. Functional to where you could ask if a question and spot our a relevant answer right away. Definitely not.

Nah man I'm crazy. I'm also apparently a misogynist

Don't talk you now? After I made a comment saying that I don't think its a problem that Google doesn't answer every question you type in perfectly? Y'all are acting like I said something about someones family