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Except that is a female on the box - look at the shoes.

I think it was Kyle Shanahan who wanted Beck and traded for him instead of keeping Colt Brennan (who I thought was better than Beck). At the time I said it was stupid to do that since why would the Ravens trade for him with one our own player. They were eager to get rid of him. Not sure what Shanahan saw in him. He was so meh - even meh is giving him too much credit.

Last year was 6k plus. I would imagine the cost of living in AZ is less than CA.

Perspective is everything.

Not half hour but Ginny and Georgia is good one to watch. Here are some more and not all are 30 mins as some are 40 mins. These are all on Netflix. That 90's Show - I am still trying to get warmed up to it. Jane the Virgin Good Girls One Day at a Time Kobra Kai Sex Education Russian Doll The Ranch IT Crowd - oldie but a goodie The Mindy Project Lucifer Non-Comedy shows you might want to take a look at: Queen of the South Better Call Saul You Queen's Gambit Firefly Lane Hope this helps.

Well if you look at the context of where we were at before the draft it made sense to not pick a QB that high. Traded for Wentz and TH was the backup. Now if they were not able to get a vet QB then they would have picked Howell (since they really liked him) with our 1st round pick. Sure no Dotson. But since he was still sitting there, a QB who was projected to go 1st or 2nd round it made sense to get him. Now people will counter that with, well 31 other teams passed on him as well, also context matters here as well. The draft was loaded with other positions instead since it was not very good QB class. Did we get lucky? I would like to think so. Time will tell. @FootballZombie We have done the vet route for the last 25+ years and it is not working. Time is now Howell and not pay yet another vet to come here and just be meh. Carr is better than Wentz but the price is not. We still need players to protect the QB and that won't happen if we put all of our eggs, once again, in the QB basket. Not a winning formula as demonstrated this year. And yes if a QB is selected in the 1st round the price and expectation is higher so that is why starting Howell is such a no brainer. There is no pressure of expectations when it comes to cost vs. value. But Howell has not really been named the starter yet though. That is just the preferred option right now since that is all we have right now.

But teams do that all of the times when they select a QB in the 1st round. Howell gets dinged for not being selected in the 1st round. By the way this would be the 2nd season for Howell with the team and not first. So maybe in Howell position this is exactly what you want to do. Build a team around a semi-rookie on a transitional year, assuming the sale still goes through. And if he is not the guy then draft one next year.

Pretty much how this super bowl is going to feel with them iggles in it.

I wonder if this will effect/impact the viewership of a new show coming out. An account holder might not watch the new show but maybe someone in their family would who is a shared user. I would think a lot of good shows might get canned since not many people are watching it and will be deemed not popular.

How about family members who have the $20 plan and split the cost?

50 Nerds of Grey

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I am so glad spell check was invented - right click and be done with this demon

I think you are selling us short there. We need to just beef up the OL and add a good blocking TE and depth of course. We are set at the WRs and RBs though so really not that much of significate work is required. The QB is slight unknown but he did look good so there is hope in that. You can still add more to the QB position but at least you are not starting from scratch.

Why? Does Baltimore have a legit QB who is also a really good passer? I know it is too early to say well we have Howell but I would imagine an OC would rather want that to mold a rookie into his own play calling style -whatever that is though since he really didn't call plays in KC.

Fox is giving him lots of money to stay retired. Sure he can change his mind like last year but I think this time, after watching his video on twitter, he is not coming back. Brady can immediately begin working as an analyst for Fox Sports, which signed him to a 10-year, $375 million contract this past summer.