TBayXXXVII

I would pick up Fitz and package him with someone like Jackson or Swift to get Gaskin. You're giving up a part-time player with upside and a decent QB (who may have a shelf life), for a RB2 that you could start every week. The other guy is getting a RB for depth and a top 10 QB who very well may play all season... it's a win/win in my opinion.

I agree that there will be factions, but I think the Left is WAY more fragmented than the Right. I highly doubt you'd see factions of the Right getting anywhere near 5% and I can see many Left factions getting well over 5% each. In the end, I think the lowest the Republican party would get is 35% and the ceiling for the Democrat party is 25%... maybe even less. For the most part, I think Republicans across the board are in agreement 90% of the time on all issues. I think Democrats would be fortunate if they could hit 50%.

If all of those parties existed, there would only be Republican's in office. Almost all of the groups you listed are factions of the Left. Only the Proud Boys would be a faction of the right. The ONLY reason that Democrats win elections is because of the black vote. Well, the BLM party would get 95% of the black vote and the other 5% would be Republican's. The Proud Boys and the rest would all get like 1% of the vote and never garner any notoriety. Maybe we should support this kind of idea. Republicans would get about 48% of the vote, the Dems about 38%, BLM Party about 10%, and about 4% of the cumulative remainder.

Even more of a reason why the value of QB's are devalued. Better QB's generally throw the ball less because they're winning more often... even still, the variation isn't all that high. Outside of Prescott who has a ton of talent to work with and a horrible defense, then next highest QB (Minshew - thus proving my point more), is averaging 27.4 comps per game. After him, there are 25 other QB's averaging at least 20 per start. In a 12-team league, if the top 18 QB's are taken, Ryan Tannehill at #19, is averaging 23.3 per game. That's only 4 points than #2. The kicker is... the top 10 (after Dak): Gardner Minshew 27.4 Joe Burrow 27 Josh Allen 26.25 Teddy Bridgewater 26 Matt Ryan 25.8 Derek Carr 25.6 Tom Brady 25.2 Kyler Murray 25.2 Drew Brees 25 Ben Roethlisberger 25 First off, that's a nominal drop. Secondly though, in a normal scoring system, only 3 of them rank in the top 10. Basically, it's helping lesser QB's catch up. The half-point per carry creates a bigger separation in RB's. There's almost 12 carries per game difference between the #1 RB (Henry - 27.3), and the #10 RB (Gurley - 15.8). Myles Gaskin, as previously mentioned is 20th in rush attempts at 12.8 per game. Ryan Fitzpatrick is QB6 in a standard scoring system... in this league, he's probably still top 10, and he's a free agent. I'm guessing there's another top 15 QB available as well. To get Allen or Wilson, I'd only offer up a mid range RB3.

Black people... because they have a chance to have more murderers get off scot free. According to BLM, the lives of the criminals are the most important.

I doubt it. I'm not giving up a starting RB for ANY QB, especially since QB's are a dime a dozen in the NFL anymore. Virtually every fantasy starting QB will get you 18+ ppg. If he packaged a decent player along with a QB, he might be able to get someone, but one-for-one, he's not getting anything good. He's also putting himself in a situation where he's depending on a mobile QB to stay healthy all year with no backup plan.

If only all of us can find a woman like that....

I'm expecting Morris to be the guy for the remainder of the season. Making a defensive coach the new HC on a team where defense is the problem, makes no sense. The funniest thing about the Falcons coming into their season is that their OC was Dirk Koetter (a former OC as well), and Raheem Morris was their DC. The part that's funny is that both were HC's in Tampa recently. Koetter (2016-2018), was 19-29. Raheem Morris (2009-2011), was the coach that Tampa hired after firing Gruden. In his 3 years as the HC, he was 17-31. Together, Morris and Koetter have a 36-60 coaching record and 0 playoff appearances. They stayed with the team while firing Quinn who was 43-42 with a 3-2 playoff record and a Super Bowl appearance.

QB's only have trade value in 2QB leagues and even then, it's minimal. In my 2QB keeper league, I have have Allen and Mahomes and I can't get anything of value for them. Josh Allen is averaging 30 ppg and I couldn't even get Tyreek Hill who's averaging 19 ppg.

Their problem was the extension they gave Ryan. He's a pretty decent QB, but you can't pay "decent", "elite" money. He signed his new deal after the 2018 season. Since then, they're 14-23. It's not a coincidence.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30099431/source-atlanta-falcons-expected-name-raheem-morris-interim-head-coach HAHAHAHAHA!!! To think, I thought that the Falcons would improve by firing Quinn. This, is beyond AWESOME!! They got absolutely worse! The Falcons are 100% irrelevant for the near future. Watch, their only 2 wins this year will be against Tampa.

I agree with your sarcastic stance. This does nothing. Trump is getting reelected already. If this padded the ballot box, it's irrelevant.

Pretty sure everyone here agrees with you, but the Left has gone out of their way to "Cancel" everyone who had a history of slave ownership in their family. It's just typical Leftist philosophy to ignore agendas when it actually affects them.

Video unavailable. Guess Nunes hit the nail on the head and Libs don't want his message getting out.

Glad to hear he's ok. Hopefully this doesn't have any long lasting affects and he's back on the field on time. Guess the "two people... arguing near his car", were black since the article didn't specifically mention they were white. I mean, it's ESPN after all. They would have made sure their race was included if the two people were white.

They're Democrats, so it's ok. Only Republican's are the evil ones for owning slaves... even though virtually all of the slave owners were Democrats.

The people voting are judging that, pretty obvious, no?

It was FDR who suggested and backed it, not Congress.

While I understand the sentiment, I'm not in favor of term limits. I think there should be things done to ensure that politicians are earning their spot, but just kicking them out, in my opinion, is not the way to go.

The "start" or "end" of the week is irrelevant. The upcoming day is "this".... So if it's Friday and you mean the coming Monday, it's this Monday. If you're talking about the following Monday, it's next Monday.

Rough patch, there you go. No need to fire him.

I hope not. He's doing a great job.

This was literally me. Now. I don't even turn the channel on.

They were probably supposed to turn that way, but it's still funny.

Looks like you don't get it.