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I said that CNN isn't a valid source. Give me a valid source. Communist websites are not valid sources.

I was talking about his source. Secondly, any time a Democrat is talking, they have no credibility. They are a bunch of repugnant pieces of trash who's statements hold ZERO weight. There's no such thing as a respectable Democrat politician or media member.

I don't think the Democrats in the federal government care at all about the citizens in this country that don't see things their way. They're the worst group of people to ever walk this planet.

CNN doesn't "fact check", they're a propaganda organization. They take things out of context and/or misinterpret the intent of the message (generally on purpose [good people on both sides... bloodbath, as examples]), so their "facts", aren't "facts". Sorry you trust a crap organization. That's a you problem.

Ok, I thought you meant "in general". I have no idea of what either said about FEMA or anything going on down there, when politicians talk, I generally assume everything they're saying is a lie and I'm right 99.9% of the time. That said, if your source is CNN, it's not really valid. I don't see really see them as a credible source as they're no different than The Enquirer.

How about Biden's or Harris'? Or are they allowed to lie? No wait, i got it, "they don't lie as much".... am I right?

LOL.... Polls.

You can't fix the education problem because there are too many obstacles like learning disabilities, learning patterns, and human nature. Some kids are just slow learners, some are fast. Some have learning disabilities like dyslexia others may have ADD or be autistic. Kids are more alert and better able to learn later in the morning that earlier. All of that leading to kids should be separated based on their learning disabilities, pace of learning, and start school at 9 AM for HS, 9:30 for middle school and 10 for elementary. School days should have less classes that last longer and the school week should be 6 days, not 5. They should also go 12 months a year. Good luck getting that done. If you're not going to do it the right way, why bother gerrymandering some bull crap way that won't work?

LOL, another example of your life in a Democrat haven that you complain about... yet, still vote for the people who push those same agendas. Maybe one day you'll learn. I'm guessing you won't.

I work with someone who's mother is from Ecuador, came here legally. She goes with her mother to Ecuador every year for 2 weeks to visit family and friends. Never once has she ever said that things were bad down there. Weird. Well wait, that's not 100% true. Back in 2019, there were protests and riots going on. I believe they were against left-wing policies. But that's not the point.

I worked multiple retail jobs in my youth and I can honestly say that you are correct. That said, the customers brought that on themselves for the most part. They took the moto of "The Customer is Always Right" to the literal point of that last word. They felt that it was their "Right" to be right and took advantage of the situation. I could give you at least a 100 examples from personal experiences and/or incidents that I've witnessed where people literally lie to either get their money back or get something free the next time the show up.

That certainly was a great defensive effort.

Kirk Cousins vs. Todd Bowles defenses in his career: 2014: 2 TD/3 INT in loss to Cardinals 2015: 1 TD/2 INT in loss to Jets 2018: 2 TD/0 INT in win over Jets 2020: 1 TD/0 INT in loss to Bucs 2023: 2 TD/1 INT in loss to Bucs 8 TDs/6 INT in five games, 1-4 record for Cousins I'll take the Bucs.... 19-16

Doesn't matter, the left has already be brainwashed into thinking that Harris is black and that was oppressed in her childhood.

I have Rice in my big money league (of course), but I fully expect him to be out for the year. I only "hope" he isn't. This doctor gives a pretty darn good breakdown of the possibilities.

...and?

May not be that bad actually. My guess is that the swelling was so bad, it clouded the MRI and they couldn't see any damage that may be there. At that point, you wait for the swelling to go down and do another MRI and go from there. If there's no tear, then it may be a bone bruise which are very painful and tough to deal with, especially if it's the knee cap. The plus to that is you only have to wait for it to heal on its own. No surgery will be required or even physical therapy. Just wait... something like 4 to 6 weeks.

Probably. I picked up Kraft while streaming TE's in my office league last week. As long as he can get me 6 to 7, I'm fine.

That makes a LOT of sense.... as does Pittsburgh (to go with your other post).

It may work for you. I doubt anyone site will project Engram for a big day so he might get lost in waivers.

In your situation, I'd drop him then... if you have no other choices. In the re-draft league that I'm in, where I have Engram, I cut Zamir White. I'd rather hang on to Engram and carry 2 TE's for another week or two.

I think the Jets are the only real option in that group.. Jalen Hurts isn't good enough to get Brown, Smith, AND Goedert involved right now. Adding Adams and his $80M contract into the mix is just wasteful spending. Neither Brown or Smith are going to miss much more time, there's no need to make a decision for this. The Chiefs would need help from the Browns to get cap relief for $22M if they want Cooper.... Adams plus $35M (for at least 1 year and how much more this year from a division opponent would basically require Pat Mahomes to be involved in the deal. LOL I don't think Chargers have any interest in adding over $80M to their roster for 2+ years for a guy who won't be happy there. The Jets would probably be all in.

It would destroy everyone's fantasy value, except their RB's. I don't envision the Lions throwing the ball enough to make any one of the 4 of them viable on a weekly basis. Through 4 weeks, you had 2 weeks where between St. Brown and Williams, one was great and the other stunk... like single digits. In the other 2, St. Brown was great and Williams was really good... in all 4, LaPorta has been "meh". You add in Adams, it's a given that 2 of the 4 would be very disappointing... and it would change every week. That said, I think LaPorta gets the worst of it. NFL-wise, I'd agree with you.

I see no reason to NOT hold him. It's not like there's TE's lighting it up out there this year, sitting on the waiver wire. I took him in two of my three leagues and I'm just waiting until ESPN says he's out, put him on IR and then just pick up a guy who'll hopefully give me 6 or 7 points.

Not this way. Those types of deals are generally like with the Browns and Broncos a few years back with Osweiller. The Broncos gave the Browns Osweiller AND a pick to take Osweiller's contract. This isn't that. This is more like the Lions and Niners with the Goff and Stafford trade, but without the Browns getting anything back. The Lions gave up Stafford for Goff and 2 first round picks. Stafford wasn't worth a starting QB PLUS 2 first round picks. The reason the Lions got the second 1st round pick is because they took Goff and his contract so that the Rams didn't take the brunt of that. So, the Chiefs would have to part with a pick (or 2), just for Cooper (like the Rams giving up a first for Stafford). Then they'd have to trade a pick (or 2), to get the cap relief (like giving up the first for taking Goff's contract). Where this differs though is the Browns aren't getting a player back. So, there's a cost for that too. That's a lot to pay for a 1+ year rental. If I'm the Browns, I want at least 2 first round picks and probably a couple of 3rd's because the value of the Chief's first round picks aren't going to be that high, plus I'm eating $22M (that's a pretty big number), to help them win. Fock them, lol. They want the player and the cap relief.... pay up. That's why I don't think a deal for Cooper gets done. The buying price should be really high. Of course, I'm giving the Browns a lot of credit here. They might really be "that" stupid to just give him up for a 3rd or something like that. It's why I think a more reasonable solution is Diontae Johnson. He should be cheap to get and there's not long term cost down the road. Johnson is better than any receiver they had last year on the roster, so why pay a lot for Cooper?