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Yea DL looked good at pass rush when they were healthier, but it’s been horrible against run. The flip side of the small LBs is they prefer small gap shooting DTs over true 1Ts that can take double teams and hold space. They prioritize pass rush and coverage at both levels, leading to bad run D.
December 31, 2025 at 3:22 AM
Yea DL looked good at pass rush when they were healthier, but it’s been horrible against run. The flip side of the small LBs is they prefer small gap shooting DTs over true 1Ts that can take double teams and hold space. They prioritize pass rush and coverage at both levels, leading to bad run D.
All GMs miss. But two full drafts with hardly any impact players (2023 and 2024, best players are Kincaid, Torrence a good run blocking G but our worst pass blocker, and bishop a S who flashes but is inconsistent). Team has issues at WR and DLine despite spending a lot of resources.
December 31, 2025 at 2:05 AM
All GMs miss. But two full drafts with hardly any impact players (2023 and 2024, best players are Kincaid, Torrence a good run blocking G but our worst pass blocker, and bishop a S who flashes but is inconsistent). Team has issues at WR and DLine despite spending a lot of resources.
I like Kincaid. He’s our best weapon. He hasn’t lived up to the draft pick, even when he’s healthy he’s not on the field because he’s such a bad blocker. And he had injury concerns when they drafted him (he didn’t do the combine because of injuries).
December 31, 2025 at 1:57 AM
I like Kincaid. He’s our best weapon. He hasn’t lived up to the draft pick, even when he’s healthy he’s not on the field because he’s such a bad blocker. And he had injury concerns when they drafted him (he didn’t do the combine because of injuries).
Elam, Kincaid, Coleman is a brutal run. They traded up for Elam and Kincaid! I still have hope for Kincaid but he’s disappointed a bit and has struggled with injuries.
December 30, 2025 at 2:01 PM
Elam, Kincaid, Coleman is a brutal run. They traded up for Elam and Kincaid! I still have hope for Kincaid but he’s disappointed a bit and has struggled with injuries.
They had ten picks last year and came away with a safety (who has flashed at times but also is still inconsistent) and a backup RB. Carter was in danger of being cut before the injury. Grable was a find but he’s been hurt this year. It’s a disaster
December 30, 2025 at 2:00 PM
They had ten picks last year and came away with a safety (who has flashed at times but also is still inconsistent) and a backup RB. Carter was in danger of being cut before the injury. Grable was a find but he’s been hurt this year. It’s a disaster
I think that’s secondary to the not good at all picks. Last year’s draft is looking like a disaster. Bills haven’t had a first round pick hit since Rousseau!
December 29, 2025 at 5:46 PM
I think that’s secondary to the not good at all picks. Last year’s draft is looking like a disaster. Bills haven’t had a first round pick hit since Rousseau!
Is this a finreg joke? I couldn’t figure out what happened on April 9, 2001
December 19, 2025 at 10:12 AM
Is this a finreg joke? I couldn’t figure out what happened on April 9, 2001
Asinine take. Play action sets up an open receiver in the hands and is an inch of cleat away from complete. Then a run for five yards and an overthrow.
December 14, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Asinine take. Play action sets up an open receiver in the hands and is an inch of cleat away from complete. Then a run for five yards and an overthrow.
One of my all time best memories as a baseball fan.
October 28, 2025 at 8:49 AM
One of my all time best memories as a baseball fan.
You are missing that passive investors reduce the risk of active investing because they always follow any trades active investors make. Thus they increase returns and reduce the risk of active investing
October 21, 2025 at 4:21 AM
You are missing that passive investors reduce the risk of active investing because they always follow any trades active investors make. Thus they increase returns and reduce the risk of active investing
I agree with you on the substance but I hope you to will find the patience and willpower to TRY to convince the people that need to be convinced. You in particular have so much information and perspective to share.
September 27, 2025 at 12:09 AM
I agree with you on the substance but I hope you to will find the patience and willpower to TRY to convince the people that need to be convinced. You in particular have so much information and perspective to share.
That and commodities are overseen by the Ag committees in Congress
August 13, 2025 at 4:16 PM
That and commodities are overseen by the Ag committees in Congress
It’s a fraction of Silvergate and Signature deposits (though it’s growing a lot recently), but it may be more efficient (ie settling nearly as many dollars on a much smaller deposit base). Banks and crypto cos are more aware of counterparty risk now
August 5, 2025 at 2:59 PM
It’s a fraction of Silvergate and Signature deposits (though it’s growing a lot recently), but it may be more efficient (ie settling nearly as many dollars on a much smaller deposit base). Banks and crypto cos are more aware of counterparty risk now
Customers Bank was using the same vendor as Signature’s Signet ( Tassat ) and they picked up the business from Silvergate and Signature. Customers later migrated the platform off that vendor but it’s basically the same economics
August 5, 2025 at 1:39 PM
Customers Bank was using the same vendor as Signature’s Signet ( Tassat ) and they picked up the business from Silvergate and Signature. Customers later migrated the platform off that vendor but it’s basically the same economics
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Gimme a break every Whole Foods has one of those.
June 14, 2025 at 12:23 PM
Gimme a break every Whole Foods has one of those.
The thing I struggle with is that “sub-prime” is highly correlated with “poor people”. You can serve poor people well or poorly, but it’s helpful to be clear that you are trying to build a business where poor people are the customers.
June 2, 2025 at 12:25 PM
The thing I struggle with is that “sub-prime” is highly correlated with “poor people”. You can serve poor people well or poorly, but it’s helpful to be clear that you are trying to build a business where poor people are the customers.
People feel they have a right to go as fast as they want regardless of the speed limit and you are infringing on that right by not immediately moving out of their way. I’d support catastrophically high fines (e.g., $5k) for going more than 15 mph over the speed limit.
May 29, 2025 at 10:38 PM
People feel they have a right to go as fast as they want regardless of the speed limit and you are infringing on that right by not immediately moving out of their way. I’d support catastrophically high fines (e.g., $5k) for going more than 15 mph over the speed limit.
The anti-social behavior in the left lane is wild. Let me just get one inch behind this car with kids in the back going 70 mph to express my displeasure that they didn’t immediately move out of my way so I could go 80 mph.
May 28, 2025 at 10:25 PM
The anti-social behavior in the left lane is wild. Let me just get one inch behind this car with kids in the back going 70 mph to express my displeasure that they didn’t immediately move out of my way so I could go 80 mph.
Some stray 6 year old remark makes Sean McDermott more of a loose cannon than the guy who got drummed out of the NFL once and only came back with a ban from college football for cheating!
May 19, 2025 at 7:35 PM
Some stray 6 year old remark makes Sean McDermott more of a loose cannon than the guy who got drummed out of the NFL once and only came back with a ban from college football for cheating!
It looks great. Not to be that guy but apropo of nothing… www.seriouseats.com/how-to-buy-s...
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May 4, 2025 at 11:44 PM
It looks great. Not to be that guy but apropo of nothing… www.seriouseats.com/how-to-buy-s...
I have been trying to learn more about him. He seems like an ideal late round flyer for a team that need a deep threat with juice. I don’t know if he has played teams though which would be a must for a WR5
April 13, 2025 at 2:02 PM
I have been trying to learn more about him. He seems like an ideal late round flyer for a team that need a deep threat with juice. I don’t know if he has played teams though which would be a must for a WR5
Why didn’t you talk about Dont'e Thornton? He is way off the charts in the exact stat you started with. He profiles like a freak too. Just bad association with the weird Tennessee offense?
April 8, 2025 at 11:21 PM
Why didn’t you talk about Dont'e Thornton? He is way off the charts in the exact stat you started with. He profiles like a freak too. Just bad association with the weird Tennessee offense?