TBayXXXVII

Yup, I said as much last year... LOL Of course, you know who, had a wise-azz response.

I'm not really assigning blame, I'm just responding to what was responding to me. I agree with you.

So then it's the Chief's fault because they were scared, not the NFL's?

The NFL's crystal ball must not have been working back in 2022. Dummy's. To note, the teams knew about it back then as well and "ok'd" it. Also, the NFL wants to have good games/teams in Europe, to drive the quality of the product. The problem they have is how they go about it. The teams that go there, should have off the week before.

He's an azzhole.

Like I said, sheep like you wouldn't know the difference. The difference between Joe Biden (as a person), and Donald Trump (as a person), is that Biden is actually what the Democrats say that Trump is... yet you people voted for him.

That's probably a plus.

I have a cousin like that. His doctor told him he should wear sunscreen even in the winter. Was even told that the sun's reflection off of snow could give him sunburn.

Would love to see this backfire, but the Libs have too many dead people and illegal immigrants that will vote.

Been that way for a long time... where've you been?

Yeah, because sheep like you would realize the difference?

I don't disagree with this. In my post, my only point was that the people complaining that servers are underpaid, because of tipping is bull crap. It's the complete opposite.

It was just one example. A lot of places do that. I don't think it's the majority, but it's certainly not a one-off.

That dude is an idiot. The only workers who complain about getting tips are bad servers, people who work in black neighborhoods (because we know black people don't tip, this isn't news), and isolated instances. Servers make great money because they're only declaring to the IRS just enough to meet the lowest income bracket... if they even report that much.

There are places like that here. Go to Red Robin. After you're done eating, there's a little wireless unit on the table. Pull up your bill, tap, pay... done. The ONLY difference is one extra screen where you tap on the tip percentage. Not sure how one step that takes 3 seconds makes something go from "da bomb" to not "da bomb".

All pointless as UConn will be repeating as champs.

He was always at his best after they established the run with Elliott. The prior year (2018), was his best year (statistically), but it was the worst record the team had up to that point. Elliott was the catalyst for that team, not Prescott. 2016 - Zeke runs for 1600 yards / 15 TD (Dallas 13-3) 2017 - Plays 10 games... team is 9-7, 3-3 in games Elliott was out and 6-4 with him. 2018 - Elliott 2000 total yards, team was 10-6 2019 - Prescott's best year, Zeke runs for 1350 yards and 12 TD's... why'd they go 8-8? Top 5 offense/Top 10 defense. Reason? The killed the bad teams, lost to the good ones. Their first 3 games were huge wins... they beat Giants, Washington, and the, Miami who combined for 12 wins. The Giants had 4, Washington 3, and Miami 5. They then lose to New Orleans (13 wins), Green Bay (13), and the Jets (7). They beat the Eagles (9) and Giants (4). The trend continues... beat the bad, lose to the good, split with the average, because you're average. Ever since then, Zeke has been beaten up and not the same. For years, we've been hearing how Elliott is killing Pollard. Well, Elliott is gone... how's Pollard doing? So/so, right? Good against the bad (AZ, NYG, NE), bad against the good (NYJ, SF). Team is so/so. Shocking!! The only people who didn't see that are people who hated on Elliott.

LOL... the irony!

In Jerry's defense, he would've been racist had he not re-signed him for that money, so there is that.

Idiots.

I remember the days... not too long again, every football "expert" was falling all over themselves to tell us how great Prescott was. The dude was never better than "average".

Walker Montgomery Moss Pacheco (unless Kelce is out... then he's #2) Taylor (not starting him until I'm given a reason to)

They're not going 0-17 this year, lol....with all 4 of the AFC South games remaining on their schedule. Plus they still have the Falcons and Saints to play again and have both the Bears and Packers left to play. As bad as the Panthers are, that's 8 games against teams that are similar to them. They may end up with 3 to 5 wins.

Thursday games virtually always suck because you never get either teams' best effort. If this game were next Sunday, I'd think KC easily covers the over by themselves... but on Thursday, I'm thinking the game is something like 30-17, especially if Kelce is going to be a bit limited.