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This isn’t about that. It’s about position. Teams are way too hesitant to pay running backs big money on long-term, guaranteed deals. Bell is a unique weapon and hugely important to the offense, but the team did just fun using Deangelo Williams as a stop gap. Bell’s great, but negotiating is about leverage, and

Agreed. This transfer doesn’t make much sense for Ox. Ox sucks — he’s talented at dribbling and running, but tends to over dribble and give the ball away. Very little positional/spacing discipline, and not a consistent performer. I don’t see him working in Klopp’s fast-paced, high-pressing system, where the

Why is the morality obvious? Single-payer is not necessarily a “moral” improvement over our current system, where health care is privatized, and the government subsidizes health care for those with disabilities or those without resources to pay for health care. You can expand Medicare/Medicaid without going to a

So who’s going to pay for all this?

Harbaugh is awesome. He’s a bit over the top sometimes, but he’s passionate, true to who he is, and intense. I’m guessing most people would much rather spend an hour in a room with Harbaugh than with your snarky personality.

The upside is that there is no downside. Harbaugh just does not want to release his roster early and give opponents time to prep — probably does not give him an edge (and if it does, that edge is very minor), but there’s no downside on his end. It’s also a stubbornness thing — that’s how football coaches are.

I, for one, agree with Sage Steele on this. I used to watch ESPN all the time, a long time ago. It was mostly highlights, live sports, and sports news. Then it turned into the ungodly hot-take debate shows, which are mind-numbingly repetitive. Then those hot-take shows started spending too much time discussing