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Brian Thomas Jr. went out late in the 4th with a - get this ... non-contact shoulder injury. To be fair, there was a tiny smidge of contact, but the dude barely touched him. Rumored by some Twitters to be a broken collarbone based on how held his arm. Who knows.

Rule - never refer to a poster's wife as a "beaner" after he mentions being married to a Latino. He won't think it's funny and will report you. Mike won't think it's funny either and will suspend you. I still think it's funny, but comedy has a price.

Could be. Though I always wondered if the owner (Ross) who's now 85, was scared to make a big change for fear that it might entail a rebuild which could take a few years - time he ain't got. It's just inexplicable... TEN YEARS with nothing to show for it. Hell, they might as well have hired me. Since Marino left, I've usually just been disappointed with the Dolphins - for 25 years now. But at this point I'm just full of rage. I'm sick of our Capri wearing coach who can't speak a coherent sentence. Detest the gm. And disgusted by the owner. Lots of Dolphin fans say "we should keep these certain players and build a new team around them." I disagree. I want everyone associated with this cesspool gone - every player, coach, trainer, the secretary who answers phones, the schlub selling hot dogs in the stands. And then owner - God willing he'll GIVE UP THE GHOST. As much as I love my Dolphins, I absolutely hate this team.

Fine, 268 convicted terrorists and 1,700 suspected terrorists.... in exchange for 20 hostages. I can't imagine why Hamas keeps taking Israeli hostages.

Hostages released... excellent. All Israel had to do was release 1,968 convicted terrorists. Doesn't seem like a great deal, but that's always been Israeli's exchange rate. It only incentives Hamas to keep taking hostages, which is why they took so many last time. Israel more than anyone should know that's why ya never negotiate with terrorists, but apparently they haven't figured it out. Whatever. So Step 2 of Trump's peace plan - Hamas disarms and permanently leaves power. Everyone knows they'll never go for that. Articles I've read indicate the US gave Hamas some kind of assurances that once the hostages were released, Israel wouldn't resume the war - at least in the short term. So this is probably going to end up being a short-term cease fire.

And yet the Dolphins won't fire Mike McDaniel. Heck Miami's GM is in his 10th season... zero playoff wins and after a decade on the job - this is the team he created. No other professional sports organization in the world would put up with that much ineptitude. Except the Dolphins.

4 straight on Thursday Night Football.... not what the NFL wanted to see. Good way to make sure it gets banned in the off-season.

That's my logic. Also think Haskins is more likely to get goal line carries due to size advantage and usage with Harbaugh back at Michigan.

He's about to learn "Yall seriously invested over 40% of the cap in 4 players? And one is out for the season? I'm screwed." I have no faith in this working out. Flacco looked awful in Cleveland posting the worst Qb rating of his career. Now he's behind a bad o-line that can't run.

Now Diggs is now officially startable. He needed a big game to prove he still has that potential. Something that remained unknown until Sunday. Probably won't be consistent ... but that's most Wrs this year. Many in the top 3 rounds have been wildly inconsistent or just outright bad.

There's some scuttlebutt of Kamara getting traded over the next few weeks. Kendre Miller would suddenly own that backfield. Might be worth a bench spot if ya got room.

Rachaad White is worth considering given the uncertainty with Bucky. There's a chance he gets the start next week.

That's insane. He almost certainly won't be around down the stretch. Gotta save that money for the elites later in the season.

I think suicide league is the same as a guillotine league. Right? I'm in my 3rd year in a guillotine league. We also start with $1,000 FAB. The "experts" warn not to bid much the first few weeks and I've stuck to that advice. Only used about $75 so far picking up some mid-level Wrs with $20 - $30 bids. If you lost Nabers and Hill (oof - that sucks), then you probably need to pony up a little extra. Something like: $175 Chase - I'd go more, but without Burrow not sure Chase will ever return to superstar. $125 Allen $75 Pittman $60 Jennings $25 Slayton For me, I'm hurting at Rb and Gibbs just hit the waiver wire and I'm bidding $181 ... My biggest bid so far this year, but I need help. I probably won't get him, but that's as high as I'm willing to go. It's too early to brake the bank.

I did end up drafting Tank - even reached a bit with a 9th round pick. Of course didn't start him, but of all the players I completely whiffed on - Tank tops the list. Since dropped him. Read those tea leaves wrong.