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Durability. An important draft and free agent criteria?
Riggo-toni replied to Tomel's topic in The Stadium
Oh ok, I guess I got those mixed up. Both ended up being solid value, especially Allen. -
Durability. An important draft and free agent criteria?
Riggo-toni replied to Tomel's topic in The Stadium
Micro Penix would be a top 3 pick if not for the injuries, but I would be terrified of drafting him. On the other hand, we got away with a steal in Jon Allen falling in the draft because of health (heart) concerns. Curtis Martin was injured all 4 years of his college career, but ended up being a workhorse up to his 30s. Fred Taylor earned a reputation for being brittle, but at the end of his career was healthy and productive for several years. -
Official 2024 FA/Trades: Ertz, Armstrong, Ferrell, Fowler, Ndubuisi, Biadasz, Allegretti, Deiter, Luvu, Wagner, Pittman, Walker, Ekeler, McNichols, McManus, Mariota, Driskel, Ott, Chinn, Igbinoghene, Davis, Pierre, Zaccheaus, Reaves, Crowder, Obada, Lucas
Riggo-toni replied to CapsSkins's topic in The Stadium
Hail to the Commies Hail KGB Brave proletariat Fight the bourgeoisie! -
Exclusive: P42 Exclusive Mock NFL League Draft (2024)
Riggo-toni replied to Pittman4Two's topic in The Stadium
Better that you went on a tanned gent than you came on a tanned gent....not that there's anything wrong with that. -
Agreed. He was very inconsistent. It would have been nice to see what he could have done if he had Gibbs as his coach for his career rather than Allen who just wanted to avoid turnovers, or Pardee - who thought Riggins was best suited to be a blocking back. Too bad he didn't retire after 84. Schroeder+ Rogers would have gotten us deep into the playoffs in 85.
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The Random Thought Thread Vol 2---Read OP For Thread Rules
Riggo-toni replied to Jumbo's topic in The Tailgate
If I were rich, I might pre-order one of these... -
He was perfect in Officer and a Gentleman.
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McCain wanted to pick him as his running mate in 2008, and that jackass Bill Kristol told him there would be a riot at the RNC if he didn't pick a pro life Christian conservative, and pointed him instead to Sarah "Dan Quayle with tits" Palin.
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Of the 4 criminal cases against Trump, it truly sucks ass that the only one that will go a jury before the election is also the only one where he will almost certainly be acquitted. We've already seen this play out with John Edwards. The statute if limitations already ran out on the crime Trump actually committed (falsifying business records), so the convoluted and unprecedented legal theory of claiming it was part of a federal conspiracy to defraud an election falls apart the minute he uses the Edwards defense - that the payment wasn't about votes but about keeping his wife from finding out. The other 3 cases are comically open and shut and should have gone to trial a year ago (or more). The NY one is the only one that is being driven purely by politics, and the inevitable acquittal means a gullible public will discount the other cases as a result.
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General Mass Shooting Thread (originally Las Vegas Strip)
Riggo-toni replied to The Sisko's topic in The Tailgate
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General Mass Shooting Thread (originally Las Vegas Strip)
Riggo-toni replied to The Sisko's topic in The Tailgate
Russia has been propping up Syrian dictator Assad, who is an Alawite - a heterodox splinter group of Shia islam for whom Ibn Tawmiyyah (the medieval scholar who is the basis for salafist/jihadist ideology) issued a fatwa demanding their extermination. ISIS views holding territory in areas of Syria (I think Raqqah, but am going off memory) as essential to re-establishing the caliphate and bringing about the end of times. -
Contrary to GOP talking points, the problem with domestic oil prices is not that the government is preventing drilling; it's that the refining capacity built up in the 70s and 80s was for heavy sour crude, but since the fracking revolution we are pumping out light sweet crude. Oil companies can make more money exporting the light sweet, so domestic prices are still subject to global prices. Forget drill baby drill and come up with incentives for the big oil oligopoly to expand American refining capacity.