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Why would CN would have more capital discipline?
November 8, 2025 at 2:35 AM
Why would CN would have more capital discipline?
Gibbs actually tries to cut inside for some reason, if he'd just ran to the pylon he scores.
October 21, 2025 at 7:45 PM
Gibbs actually tries to cut inside for some reason, if he'd just ran to the pylon he scores.
This is called the elephant on skates phenomenon. If you're 335lbs and chugging down the field there's no real redirecting that much mass.
Gibbs actually has to catch up to Sewell (!!) so that he can cut outside of Sewell and force the DB to try and run past the freight train to make the tackle.
Gibbs actually has to catch up to Sewell (!!) so that he can cut outside of Sewell and force the DB to try and run past the freight train to make the tackle.
October 21, 2025 at 7:44 PM
This is called the elephant on skates phenomenon. If you're 335lbs and chugging down the field there's no real redirecting that much mass.
Gibbs actually has to catch up to Sewell (!!) so that he can cut outside of Sewell and force the DB to try and run past the freight train to make the tackle.
Gibbs actually has to catch up to Sewell (!!) so that he can cut outside of Sewell and force the DB to try and run past the freight train to make the tackle.
Watch Michigan run Mesh in 2023. The TEs running the crosser and the sit held hands to set the pick for the one WR looking for a pass. Sometimes they added another WR so Michigan would have three players holding hands in a wall and one real route being run underneath a huge pick. Not pro ready
October 3, 2025 at 6:09 PM
Watch Michigan run Mesh in 2023. The TEs running the crosser and the sit held hands to set the pick for the one WR looking for a pass. Sometimes they added another WR so Michigan would have three players holding hands in a wall and one real route being run underneath a huge pick. Not pro ready
This is on 97 - penetrates too far into the backfield and opens a gap in the wall the defence built to funnel the runner to 50. Look how the other defenders are staying square and trying to eliminate gaps. 50 isn't blocked but the penetration allows JT free access to a safety to demolish
September 23, 2025 at 10:16 PM
This is on 97 - penetrates too far into the backfield and opens a gap in the wall the defence built to funnel the runner to 50. Look how the other defenders are staying square and trying to eliminate gaps. 50 isn't blocked but the penetration allows JT free access to a safety to demolish
In all fairness Graham Barton is a Centre playing Tackle
September 19, 2025 at 8:26 PM
In all fairness Graham Barton is a Centre playing Tackle
Aaron Brooks beat them both handily in a long ball competition in 2001, so you have a point. But Peyton's combination of talent and film from Tennessee is the cleanest until Andrew Luck fifteen years later. He finished second in the Heisman race that year to Charles Woodson.
September 4, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Aaron Brooks beat them both handily in a long ball competition in 2001, so you have a point. But Peyton's combination of talent and film from Tennessee is the cleanest until Andrew Luck fifteen years later. He finished second in the Heisman race that year to Charles Woodson.
Anecdotal contra - I worked in a vax clinic even though looking at the needle made me physically ill
September 4, 2025 at 6:26 AM
Anecdotal contra - I worked in a vax clinic even though looking at the needle made me physically ill
There's a difference between charging market prices and taxing. The former allows agents in the marketplace to set the price of parking. The latter raises the price beyond that equilibrium point and taxes inelastic demand to collect revenue.
Result; Only the better off drive.
Result; Only the better off drive.
September 4, 2025 at 6:17 AM
There's a difference between charging market prices and taxing. The former allows agents in the marketplace to set the price of parking. The latter raises the price beyond that equilibrium point and taxes inelastic demand to collect revenue.
Result; Only the better off drive.
Result; Only the better off drive.
You think the State should create a barrier to the middle class commuting to work, using a regressive consumption tax to make otherwise unproductive public projects pencil out?
September 4, 2025 at 2:41 AM
You think the State should create a barrier to the middle class commuting to work, using a regressive consumption tax to make otherwise unproductive public projects pencil out?
The state engaging in locational arbitrage against workers who need to commute is not the left wing policy you think it is, much less so because that revenue pool is shared with a group that doesn't share the left's interests. You're proposing a de facto sumptuary laws on the working class.
September 3, 2025 at 5:36 PM
The state engaging in locational arbitrage against workers who need to commute is not the left wing policy you think it is, much less so because that revenue pool is shared with a group that doesn't share the left's interests. You're proposing a de facto sumptuary laws on the working class.
The CBC offering an extremely watered down centre left click bait platform with tepid local coverage siphons enough money out of the private media to leave the only viable private companies as right wing rage farms.
September 1, 2025 at 4:45 AM
The CBC offering an extremely watered down centre left click bait platform with tepid local coverage siphons enough money out of the private media to leave the only viable private companies as right wing rage farms.
Correct. They do however train local private security who are the able to receive contracts and become deputized. Always some kind racketeering involved in human trafficking.
August 28, 2025 at 2:57 AM
Correct. They do however train local private security who are the able to receive contracts and become deputized. Always some kind racketeering involved in human trafficking.
The same kids who got their phones taken by the teacher fifteen to twenty years ago are now convinced they have a right to text their kids during class to see if the teacher is teaching any content that is making their child uncomfortable.
August 21, 2025 at 9:05 PM
The same kids who got their phones taken by the teacher fifteen to twenty years ago are now convinced they have a right to text their kids during class to see if the teacher is teaching any content that is making their child uncomfortable.
We're going to regress (retvrn?) to carving glyphs and logograms into wax tablets, complete with seals and signet rings as a form of authentication
August 19, 2025 at 9:35 PM
We're going to regress (retvrn?) to carving glyphs and logograms into wax tablets, complete with seals and signet rings as a form of authentication
It's not just the Wealth Fund, it's that they don't need to US market to fill it, they export O+G to EU. US has zero leverage there.
August 13, 2025 at 8:00 PM
It's not just the Wealth Fund, it's that they don't need to US market to fill it, they export O+G to EU. US has zero leverage there.
The way I think about Jaguars over the last decade is as an extension of the Khan's wrestling franchise. Focus has been on personalities over Football skill. Lawrence looks the part for a face character. (So does Travis Hunter) That creates a ton of haters if you can't back up the arc.
June 25, 2025 at 7:13 PM
The way I think about Jaguars over the last decade is as an extension of the Khan's wrestling franchise. Focus has been on personalities over Football skill. Lawrence looks the part for a face character. (So does Travis Hunter) That creates a ton of haters if you can't back up the arc.
Alec Pierce certainly won't average 21.5 Yards Average Depth of Target with Jones
June 12, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Alec Pierce certainly won't average 21.5 Yards Average Depth of Target with Jones
Hopefully this opens the door to banning gambling advertising
June 12, 2025 at 5:04 PM
Hopefully this opens the door to banning gambling advertising
Div 1 Players Power Clean every day for 3 straight years. If NFL teams want that data, they just ask the program!
The 225 bench press is rite of passage more than an athletic test.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGWW...
The 225 bench press is rite of passage more than an athletic test.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGWW...
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June 7, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Div 1 Players Power Clean every day for 3 straight years. If NFL teams want that data, they just ask the program!
The 225 bench press is rite of passage more than an athletic test.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGWW...
The 225 bench press is rite of passage more than an athletic test.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGWW...
You can just kick it through the endzone for a point in Canada, three points if you bounce it off the ground and then through the uprights.
May 29, 2025 at 5:12 PM
You can just kick it through the endzone for a point in Canada, three points if you bounce it off the ground and then through the uprights.
Only thing you left out is she is a car owner
May 28, 2025 at 6:21 PM
Only thing you left out is she is a car owner
They think Hilary Clinton smells like sulfur and Angela Merkel owns shares of ChemTrail🄮 GmbH
May 23, 2025 at 9:21 PM
They think Hilary Clinton smells like sulfur and Angela Merkel owns shares of ChemTrail🄮 GmbH
Compare it to the Wildcat formation. Wildcat was never as effective as the Push but it was more widely adopted because fans like big plays and offences that take risks. The push only works for hardcore fans (like Philly) where winning is everything and they will never stop watching. Good riddance.
May 21, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Compare it to the Wildcat formation. Wildcat was never as effective as the Push but it was more widely adopted because fans like big plays and offences that take risks. The push only works for hardcore fans (like Philly) where winning is everything and they will never stop watching. Good riddance.
Not of a fan of the RB footwork on this play. If he stays more square to the LoS he can hit a cutback lane after he forces the LB over the top rather than just trying to race to the corner
May 19, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Not of a fan of the RB footwork on this play. If he stays more square to the LoS he can hit a cutback lane after he forces the LB over the top rather than just trying to race to the corner