Mike Honcho

I wonder if the guy(yes I know he has been ID) who did this put it on the list of 5 things he accomplished last week?

He scrambles well, but I think he toned that way down due to the multiple leg injuries last year. It was a real weapon in 2023. The WR room was overrated, led the league in dropped passes and that hurt Love. Someone sent me a stat that had the WR's caught 90% of the accurate passes Love tossed, he jumps to 6th in completion pct. and 3rd in QB rating. Kraft, Jacobs and Reed caught passes at or above NFL average, the rest were all below. Anyway good season for the Eagles, hope it's a short reign at the top though.

Ironic since the CEO of that company recently post that we were sending $50M to Gaza for condoms and all of his followers believed it. I'm going to go out on a limb and say not a lot of them were liberals.

When the 2023 season ended Love stated the biggest thing he needed to do was work on his footwork-something I agreed with 100%. He relies way too much on his arm strength and ability to make off-balance throws, even when he has a clean pocket. I don't know if it was because the repeated leg issues, but there wasn't much improvement in his footwork this year. That was #1 what MLF said he needs to work on for next year. Until he becomes more consistent with that, he will always have a little too much inconsistency in his game. Times where he will go 19-1 TD/Int(2023) or throw 11 picks in 8 games like he did to start off last season. From what I've seen, the guy works hard, getting teammates together in the off-season, studying, etc. I have high expectations that he will improve on that going into next season.

In the two games I watched KC/Packers the front four played very well. Once, Jenkins went down in Green Bay(center was injured later), it was like blood in the water. They only got to Love twice, but they had him moving, throwing off balance all game and rushing through progressions. Results 4 TO's and Eagle win. So maybe good during the regular season, but really good when I saw them.

The defensive front four of the Eagles just killed everything in front of in the playoffs. It didn't seem they ever needed to blitz, just those 4 guys getting so much pressure that affected the QB. Great job by them.

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The Hindenburg disaster on the news reels.

It's like they're falling out of the sky!

It seems to have ratcheted up a level. Full Story The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) sent out new guidance late Monday night about how employees should respond to the “What did you do last week” email, which did not characterize replies as voluntary and left the door open to being penalized for not replying. The new guidance was issued just after Elon Musk posted on X that federal employees would be given “another chance” to respond to the email, and that “failure to respond a second time will result in termination.”

Not sure what language this is, but I like it.

Why would there be a flag?

I doubt it was a troll job. I think it was more along the lines of hey let's do this---I did it as such and such PRIVATE company, then when you-know-what hit the fan, it became I was just seeing who would respond, yada yada yada. It's just too similar to everything else he has done.

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Agree with Murphy that it's a no skill play to gain 1 to 1.5 yards. But kudo's to the Eagles for coming up with the play. Apparently there was a rule regulating but was removed in 2005, they found a loophole and took advantage. Close the loophole. The limited info I read said they removed the rule because it was too hard/judgement call to make---the tush push isn't really that hard to call. Reinstated the previous rule - all good.

That will do wonders for efficiency and saving money.

Surely if you believe it, it must be true, just like when you said the Dems wouldn't certify the election if Trump won. At least this time you are safe in making this statement since it can't be put to the test.

Maybe people have an issue that if you don't do it, it amounts to forced resignation, which is illegal.

IMO, just calling it a problem is understating it. One example is the attacks on the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau right as he is starting up X Money, a digital payment system. And are we supposed to just pretend that the CFPB has done a lot of good for consumers who have been ripped off, getting over 21B dollars returned to people.

Well, now that that they don't let the homeless use the bathrooms, probably don't need as many people to clean them(the bathrooms, not the homeless).

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“I liked my plan. I thought my plan was good,” Mr. Trump told Mr. Kilmeade. “You get them out, you move them, you build a beautiful community and a permanent community.”

I am Spartacus

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