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So you're saying they're lying when they're hating on Clark in favor of the black girls... it's because she's straight?

Being a lesbian, she fits into the WNBA Black/LGBTQ culture... as does Breanna Stewart.

I'd cut Williams in a heartbeat, that would save $7M. Trading Mack makes a lot of sense. The guy just turned 33 last month. I'm not saying he can't play, but in order to re-work his deal to make it work, they'll have to add voidable years. Not worth it for someone who comes off their books after the season. So, trading him and saving $8M makes the most sense. Those 2 are $15M, so you only need to re-work Bosa and Allen to save another $10M. That shouldn't be too hard to do. That said, Mack is a FA after the season. If they still really like him, they could just give him a 3 or 4 year extension and just convert this years' cash ($18M), to bonus money. With the other crap in his existing deal, I'm sure they'd be able to free up at least that same $8M they'd gain by trading him.

No one really focused on it while Kelsey Plum was in college, but I knew she had a boyfriend. Now, I never cared about her or her relationships, but I know she was with him early in her WNBA career. What happened after that, I don't know... but what I do know is that she started "seeing" Darren Waller in 2021 and then officially dating in 2022. Up until 2021, she was averaging only 8+ ppg. Enter 2021 and her FGA attempts increased (similar playing time), by like 50%. In 2022, her playing time increased. Weird, huh? Curious to see how Clark's relationship with her boyfriend manifests after she gets drafted and how her dating life goes.

About a week or two ago, I saw a video on YouTube with Jason Whitlock and a few others reacting to Sheryl Swoopes comments about Clark. They said that Clark is a player who could bring true relevance to the WNBA, but the WNBA is likely to get in the way of that. They discussed how her being white, straight, and religious flies in the face of the WNBA's black / LGBTQ culture and that even her own teammates would likely make things hard for her. Looks like the media is starting to get the ball rolling on that front for them already.

What does it tell the country when the DOJ says that Biden isn't mentally stable?

Polls are stupid. The only one that matters is the one in November.

Yeah, Falcons definitely have a 12+ win potential this year. Their defense needs attention but that offense is in good shape. There's a good chance that the offense also improves the defense. I don't see them as a Super Bowl contender unless they really upgrade their defense.

Won't need to get into the top 3 if they like McCarthy or Penix.

$50M guaranteed. Basically a 2 yr/$50M deal. He's not going to see year 3. His cap hit this year is only $10M. If they cut (or trade), him next offseason (because they likely draft a QB this year), he'll only be a $19M cap hit next year.

Possibly, but not necessarily. A rookie could come in and put up good numbers. The offense isn't lacking in talent and they have the #11 pick. They can easily move up to get someone.

This looks to be the case at the moment. Maybe they're going to make a big push to move up in the draft or they think "their guy" will be there.

We have a department of justice who thinks Biden should be prosecuted, but won't because they don't think he's mentally competent. Yet, his political party claims he is mentally competent. We have 2 political parties who could force a cognitive test... but won't. Why not? That should be proof that there is corruption in our government across both aisles. Yes? What is one thing that one party fully has in common with a large contingent of the other party? They don't like Donald Trump. Shouldn't the fact that known corruption is against an outsider tell you that the outsider is someone they fear? Then ask yourself this? Why do I trust the corrupt politicians who've been in control of our government and not the businessman who exploited the laws/policies that said corrupt politicians put in place?

Trump isn't a savior to the American people, he's the savior to preventing the left from destroying America.

I've been saying this for years. But I'm ok with this option as well.

Bears #9 to Cincy for Higgins and #18. I'm calling it now.

The Falcons had 7 wins last year and are picking 8th. That's about where the Bucs will be next year. Last year, only 8 teams had an easier schedule than Tampa and this year at the onset, only 8 teams will have a harder schedule. That's only based on win% and not the fact that other teams are going to get better. The Bucs stayed static on offense, so far. When I look at the Bucs' schedule for next year.... Home: Falcons, Panthers, Saints, Eagles, 49ers, Commanders, Ravens, Broncos, Raiders Away: Falcons, Panthers, Saints, Cowboys, Giants, Lions, Chiefs, Chargers The only games I feel confident are wins are... Carolina (2?), Washington, & Giants. That's it. Now, they'll probably split with ATL and NO, but that's 6 wins. Whether they end up with 6, 7, or 8 wins, will depend on how they do against the Broncos and Raiders. I'll give them a split. That's a 7-10 record. This year, 3 of the 4 teams with 7 wins, picked in the top 10.

At least we'll have a top 10 pick the next 2 years.

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LOL, that's pretty funny and if it were possible to more than 100% wrong on anything, your post would qualify.

Correct, no one ever said it... they just implied it and charge (or lack there of), crimes that way.

Just to re-iterate, since you did... the DOJ was wrong and Biden should then be prosecuted?

So then the DOJ was wrong and they should prosecute him?

The irony of this is astounding.

I don't see anyone breaking 111 consecutive wins any time soon.