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Yeah I’m curious as to if this changes anything as far as drafting? Feels like that extra game maybe makes you bump the higher scoring positions a little earlier doesn’t it? Because you get an extra game value out of it.

How many times has this video been regurgitated with the exact same title?

He is the Fred Taylor of dogs

But that’s what I mean he hasn’t had chronic health issues that you would see in a bulldog. He doesn’t have respiratory or heart issues or that sort of thing. He’s torn up his knee. He ate some toys as a puppy that he doesn’t do now.

Yep we know all about the issues they have. Go through that article and our dog literally has zero of those issues. No sinus or skin issues he is actually under weight if anything. He tore an ACL playing with another dog when he was a puppy. We’re not sure if he fell down the stairs going outside on the ice this time or what but he’s not had some historically classic bulldog issues.

Well that’s what I mean. So if you have a dog that got hurt and required surgery you would just kill it?

What a dumb ass response. Bulldogs have sinus issues and skin issues. ACL tears are very rare. And ingestion issues like eating toys or some thing is also not terribly common for them. Complete dip response.

Well the easy argument because a lot of people find pets to be like family is how many surgeries would you do on your children. I’m not that guy and I know that doesn’t make sense I’m just saying that’s probably the other side of that argument. I mean I’m willing to go to an extent because none of these are the dogs fault but good Lord there has to be a limit. It’s just the idea of killing the dog when it’s otherwise healthy. I don’t know.

So I’ve talked about this a little before. English bulldog six years old. We’ve already replaced one of his ACL ‘s. He’s had multiple ingestion surgeries to the point where I’m guessing we’re well over $10,000 in surgeries. So he comes in the other day and keep in mind all he really does since it’s cold is goes outside takes a dump and comes back in. Well naturally he’s limping. My guess is he is torn his other ACL. I am not like some passionate animal lover. The family is but I’m not. Seriously at what point do you pull the plug As far as money spent doing surgeries?

I would at least try to throw it past the line of scrimmage so there is that.

Exactly my point. You’re trying to split the atom here over Carson Freaking Wentz. You can’t honestly say or think that if Brady or rodgers Got traded and they wanted their number that Michael Pittman isn’t giving up that number.

Well both could be true I suppose. He clearly did ask Pittman for the number. Pittman told him no and Wentz said that’s fine I’m probably going to switch numbers anyway. But he did tell him no. hes not telling rodgers, brady, brees no.

Well it’s the point that a second year guy is either proactively or just telling Wentz he doesn’t respect him enough to give up his number. He’s a middling second year wide receiver. And no he isnt good enough to even ask.

If you’re talking about the standard of respect for a quarterback. But that didn’t happen because Brady is respected. Wentz? Nobody barely wanted him.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/30946114/indianapolis-colts-wr-michael-pittman-jr-says-give-no-11-carson-wentz%3Fplatform%3Damp Nothing says respect like a second-year wide receiver saying nah dog I’m good. I’m going to keep my number. Lol.