Really any team ranked ~150 or worse should be considered identical for purposes of SOS. There is as much as likelihood of major team losing to a team ranked 150 than there is a team ranked 280 (read little to no chance). That is why the RPI was horrible because teams were able to game the rankings by playing teams…

If they go this route and tank another year, they aren’t competing in 2020 with a rookie QB and little offensive skill players (outside of Barkley), the best case would be 2021 they could compete. That would be Engram’s fifth and last year of his rookie contract and would be Barkley’s fourth. 

The easiest answer is the correct answer.

Gettlemen thinks he can win like he did in Carolina, but running the ball 500 times and having a good defense by re-signing the same players he had in Carolina.

1 - 4 any order of Cheetos, Cool Ranch, Nacho cheese Doritos and Fritos

I don’t hate mayo although i’m not particularly enthused by it and would probably be fine without it. It pretty much has no taste except fat.  It does nothing that just good old butter wouldn’t do better.   And fuck whoever said its a critical part of a burger package.  I would 100% send that shit back if it had mayo…

Agreed completely. A hell of a competitor but he has no chance of being an NFL QB. This is completely different from Lamar Jackson who is 10x the QB that McSorley is and anyone with a brain and some working eyes knew he had an above-average chance to be a good NFL QB. McSorley can scramble and grit and throw arm punts…

it also adds a cured flavor and texture. Ham won’t taste like ham (and certainly won’t look like ham) unless you using curing salt. It’ll taste like a roasted pork leg.  

Condiments and breakfast cereal are the most bizarre ones. Do condiments even go bad? Plus with the amount of ketchup my kids go through, anything smaller than the gasoline can of Heinz that I get from Costco would be empty in a week

They have whole prime briskets for $3/lb. You can’t beat that price anywhere

What moron in the ref’s association signed off on this? It was a blatantly terrible call, not sure why you’d double down on it. Say something stupid like the ref thought the ball was knocked out, admit it was missed or just be silently. To make up an excuse that still doesn’t hold water is probably the worst choice…

I can attest that a waffle iron works amazingly for mac and cheese and leftover stuffing at thanksgiving. I have no doubt it would be great with a croissant but I’d probably use those mass produced supermarket or starbucks croissants that are closer to brioche rather than real flaky ones

Agreed. If he fizzled out and never got that 2nd contract, he’d walk away from the NFL with approximately $15M assuming he’s a mid-first round pick (and close to double that if he’s top 5) vs. $4.8M for the A’s.

Is it meat surrounded by bread specifically with the intent to be eaten cleanly by the hand? Then it’s a sandwich, that’s all a sandwich was, that’s all it’s intended to be.

Vicious, but I’ll allow. 

Of the 100 million viewers that watch the Super Bowl every year, do you know how small a percentage of those viewers are actual fans of the team? With the exception of the New Orleans boycotters, I would assume close over 95% or more of the viewership watch the game every year. I can’t think of anyone that is enough…

Super Bowl XLII didn’t have the lowest ratings and it might’ve even set the record for viewers at the time.

I too am baffled as what is a fake document. It can’t be a document with a forged signature, because if they forged it then why would them want to “pressure her into a signing a ‘fake document’”.

On the surface, this clashed with the idea that the league is a strict meritocracy that rewards sustained achievement and demonstrated talent.