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  1. If he ends up being good it's not like we could afford the giant extension, but in the years we do have him he'll probably be closer to his prime. His age is a plus to me.
  2. I have a house I rent from my employer. So instead of me just paying my utility bills directly, now they pay it for me, then I have to research how much they've paid, and then I have to pay it myself into the work computer which doesn't have any line-item for "employee utilities" and I don't really trust that they've seen I've actually paid it. So much better! And we're paying some outside company to do this all for us, too. I guess it's to monitor our use, but since I pay for my own use, what's it to them? My state also has a "Law Enforcement Special Supplement" which pays me money between retirement and age 62. It's called a "benefit" but I have to pay for it each month. For me, I'll be paying more into it than I get out of it. I don't understand how they can make this payment mandatory, like it's a forced-annuity or something. I'd like my $50,000 back and you can keep your "benefit".
  3. I never had the impression you were bashing anyone. To say you want a more experienced coach isn't any knock on Leonhard any one bit. Perfectly reasonable opinion. Leonhard on skill/ability alone would have been cut from the NFL two years in. He's always been a coach in a player's body. And Harbaugh being some kind of great coach says there probably isn't some huge scheming difference between the two levels. I like that Leonhard would bring in a lot of new ideas and unique packages and wouldn't be what we keep seeing from coordinators--the sort of plays that the other team yells out because they know what's coming. Plus playoffs or no this is still a pretty young team that can afford to take a bigger risk on a coordinator. We're still kinda-sorta in that rebuilding stage. Adding to it the lifespan of a defensive coordinator is 2.6 years, so not too long to begin with. But in Leonhard, if he's successful, we can maybe maybe maybe get a guy who just likes staying in Wisconsin and may stick around a good bit longer. Anybody else, if they're any good, is gone in two years.
  4. Packers have made enough mistakes not drafting Badgers players, starting with Troy Vincent. I'd like to not do the same with former Badger coaches. If he even wants the job, anyway.
  5. Chargers hired that head coach from Michigan.
  6. Yeah, you don't become a DC in the first place by being bad at lower levels. I'm perfectly happy with him taking a lesser job, which he'd be doing with any other team, so why not in GB? I don't see him being any threat at all to the new DC. Any coordinator is going to have about everyone below them vying for their job. If anything, Barry below you is less of a threat as anyone else since it's not like he'd be getting re-promoted to the DC spot anytime soon. Biggest offseason need taken care of already!
  7. Love will force it anywhere when he thinks he absolutely has to complete a pass. Nobody close to open and it was a prayer of a pass when one wasn't needed yet. But ultimately this was 4th and 1, and too many field goals inside the 20.
  8. Rodgers only needed 37 seconds.
  9. This is just setting up an even more epic Love performance, right?
  10. If only we had three more points.
  11. Do we start calling time outs to stop the clock?
  12. Gotta force a couple longer passes.
  13. They sure get down the field fast.
  14. Healthy sack could stop this drive
  15. If it ends up mattering, Carlson takes a bus home.
  16. Apparently Australians call McDonald's "Mackies"
  17. I miss Dillon banging out four yards a carry here.
  18. Rain makes me think the SF's dink-dunk passing game would be less effected than Love's already so-so accuracy. Is Dillon able to play, because I'd love him to get 20 carries on a muddy field. Might be interesting to see if both teams' stronger WRs can get some missed tackles and CB slips in the mud. Watched a film breakdown of Quay Walker from the Cowboys game. He'll be playing in Hawai'i a lot in his career.
  19. Most important thing is having an exit strategy, especially because if/when things really get heated your eyes turn green from everyone telling you just how much higher it's going to be. If you're thinking of long-term holding that's one thing, but if the thought is playing this specific cycle, have it in mind just how you're going to start taking money out and stick with it. I still have the futures ETF in my IRA and I'll likely follow the common approach that once things start to heat up, to take 10% or so off every month. If we're well before that vague "18 months past the halving" cycle top history, I'll likely use a good portion of that withdrawn money to buy dips, but if we're really heated than probably not buy back at all.
  20. Probably more accurate to just lump everyone into a tier, like "all-star", "good player," "util" and "slim chance". But of course that wouldn't stir up enough internet arguments as a ranking would.
  21. Tom Grossi summed it up will in his last "If the NFL Were Scripted" video. All the other teams were arguing about what was fair and what should happen, so the script writer turned to the Packers who stood there with a big, dumb grin and said "I'm just happy to be here."
  22. Hopefully Jaire heals up quickly. That'll sure be a big difference in the game.
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