CobraCommander

This is Mr Mittens. My 5 year old named him. I call him M&M, Marshal Meowthers and now Mr Bernie Mittens. We just got him last week from the rescue.

I wish a **** would secede. See how long a state like Wyoming can go with no federal assistance. ..."in 2014. That year, Wyoming received approximately $2.1 billion in federal aid, 35.5 percent of the state's general revenues. Taking into consideration the state's 2014 population, this came out to about $3,513 in federal aid per capita." ****ing welfare queens.

Came Across this cringe inducing video:

I also hate the quarter inch crust but I do like them sprinkled. It seems to me like the point is for your fingers to get the spice on them and then transfer that to the meat as you eat. I like it, I really do, but there is a much more effective way of imparting that flavor to the crab meat. I prefer crabcakes and softshells as far as bluecrab goes. But if it's a party then I'm more than happy to have my cuticles burning by the end of the night, just need enough beer to make it fun. I think Tesla is an interesting one for me. They are both over and under for me. I think they are the best electric car out there and the range is unparalleled. I also think they have issues with build quality and honesty regarding their product.

Overrated : Steaming seafood Underrated : Simmering in court-boullion I love Maryland Crabs and Old bay. But they are cooked all wrong. New Orleans style crawfish boils are superior for this reason.

His "stand up" special on Netflix made me irrationally mad. I've also seen Nick Offerman at the Chicago theater. Also disappointing but on another level.

Ryan Reynolds Deadpool Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool

You're a disgruntled Lions fan? Are you upset at the prospect of losing Stafford or do you think the organization needs a fresh start? Would the WFT be a contender right away with Stafford?

I’m not into reclamation projects. I’d much rather roll with a rookie/Allen/Heinicke than Mariota or Bridgwater.

The thing that I think is different between a guy like Brady and Cousins is that for one it was about the money and for the other it's about winning. For Kirk i got the sense it was all about the money. For a lot of the other guys it seems to be about winning and playing on a team that values them as leaders.

At this point if we don't get a Stafford or Watson, then we also make it much harder to get ourselves an Allen Robinson or JuJu.

Just look at Brady with TB as an example that parralels the NBA. Not only did he call the shot he brought players to the team that only he could convince to go there.

My mistake. I got that mixed up.

It absolutely proves your point. All I wanted was the percentage to backup the claim.

Here, I found what I'm looking for https://www.footballperspective.com/guest-post-4th-quarter-comeback-percentage/#:~:text=The numerator is Successful 4th,have a 19% success rate. I think this is a much better list as it shows percentages. Stafford ranks 16th whereas Rodgers ranks 124th. It's as you suspected but with actual numbers instead of us all going back and forth making assumptions.

Just how I feel man. I think it would be a much better statistic if it referenced percentage of 4th quarter comebacks that were succesful. My narrative has not been about wanting Rodgers, I'd actually rather roll with Stafford because of his age and quite frankly his Ego does not seem to be an issue whereas I believe Rodgers ego is an issue.

All I'm saying is that I don't know if those guys were playing from behind more than Stafford and that's why I don't care for that statistic. It's a great glory statistic for measuring just how good great QBs are. All of these QBs are great IMO.

Yeah I get it, I just thing that stat is incomplete. I went through and read the three articles that were posted in regards to 4th quarter comebacks, I just think it's a mistake for it not to be a percentage. The problem with the stat is that we don't know how many times Brees, Brady, Rodgers and Stafford have gone into the 4th behind. We can do the work ourselves but I don't have the time or the patience. Anecdotes aside, I don't think it shows a complete picture of what each QB is capable of, just what each quarterback has done.

Stafford being 4 years younger than Rodgers makes him more intriguing IMO. Both QB's have the tools to succeed. One can realistically play 4 years longer than the other purely based on age. I don't actually think we have a shot at Rodgers or Watson. If there's a veteran QB that I can realistically see us landing, it's Stafford. A lot of that depends on his overall relationship with Martin Mayhew.

That's an interesting statistic but I'm curious as to the percentage of games where they needed to come back in the 4th. It's not great to be playing from behind in the 4th quarter. Maybe it speaks more to the overall team effort if you've trailed the WFT at least 4 times going into the 4th quarter of a game. So my question is, how many times has Rodgers trailed going into the 4th vs Stafford?

He doesn't have to worry about a clean pocket here!🤣

I think the opposite. I think the rumor was that Pederson is out because he wants Wentz and the organization wants to role with Hurts. Wentz reuniting with his old OC in Frank Reich makes the most sense especially if Philly can get a good trade.

I guarantee that LaFluer is ****ting his pants at the idea of having to move forward with Love. He is not the wunderkind that McVay is and he looked completely lost last night. If Rodgers goes, GB is in serious trouble.

Brady threw 3 interceptions to end the game. He shouldn't get any more credit for putting the game away than Rodgers gets for losing it. Rodgers played a better game overall imo. His teamates, defense and coach let him down whereas Brady's teamates, defense and coach helped him overcome his mistakes. Also you can't put the game away when you were never leading it.