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  1. JM, those are all arguable, points. I will 100% agree that a person's biggest advocate should be themselves. Doctors, science (nobody) is perfect or infallible. Doctors can misdiagnose. I had a thing misdiagnosed for 10+ years until I found the right doctor. Medical science is not a 100% settled field. The best doctors are the ones who tell you that. I sat in a doctor's office while she literally, right in front of me, googled (yes, googled) pictures of nerve clusters to make sure she gave me an injection in the right spot for a nerve block. The best practicioners of ANYTHING will tell you that they don't know everything, but that they know how to find the information that they need, and if they can't, instead of pretending they know what they don't know, the seek help or guidance. ALL THAT being said, I think the biggest issue people have with Rodgers right now, today, isn't really that he isn't vaxxed, or whatever, is that he purposely and coyly mislead people into believing something that wasn't true, and came back with saying "If someone would have followed up, I would have been honest about it". Yes, medical stuff is private, but Rodgers is more than smart enough to know that saying "I'm immunized" without follow up (KNOWING he's not immunized) is a 100% misleading statement. It is. There's no gray area there. You can take all of gramma's secret homeopathic recipes, or Joe Rogan's advice you want, but he was not immunized. That is the crux of why people aren't happy with the dude right now, today. He could have, should have, might have said "that's personal/private" whatever. Yep, he would have taken some immediate flack for it. That's the world we live in. It sucks. That's how it is right now. NOBODY gets to escape the yes/no or how they answer it. Everyone has to choose how they want to answer that question. And be judged for it. Aaron chose his way and now he has to deal with the fallout of it. It is what it is.
  2. I don't think Joe Rogan is an idiot, but I don't think he's a person anyone should be taking medical advice from. I also think Joe Rogan is one of those guys that seems more intelligent the more things he says that you agree with on a philosophical and personal level.
  3. I like levering. more than grindell. I like levering and grindell together alright on the radio though, so I wonder how this affects road trips when ueck stays home.
  4. Media literacy is important and It's actually worse if you listen to the whole thing. it definitely is.
  5. That is not going to go over well. For a smart guy that was a pretty dumb thing to say. is he really that smart? is he?
  6. They have to pay him for 2022, no matter what. It makes almost no sense to not bring him in, see if he can play a day or two a week and see if he can do SOMETHING to put his awful 2021 behind him. If he can't, if he continues to be suck-city, then so be it. You cut him, and pay him and move on and probably find a scrap heap guy at minimum wage who's going to suck but maybe hit .215 with a little power or something. As it is now, they HAVE to pay him, so there's no harm other than using the last roster spot to see if he can be something more than 2021 JBJ, and that's usually someone like Pablo Reyes or Daniel Robertson, so like I said, there's no harm in seeing if he can turn it around.
  7. braves - a+ everyone else - f if you're not first. you're last
  8. the broncos played a game without any qbs last year. they won't move the game.
  9. After the Henry injury, the AFC is a gawdawful mess. Ravens, I guess? Bills? Legitimately, I don't think there's a single team in the AFC who would be favored to beat any of the 1-5 seeds in the NFC right now.
  10. I'd actually pull for MN. Unless something goes critically, functionally wrong, there's no way the Vikings catch us. It helps the Packers more if the Cowboys catch a loss here or there.
  11. that's big. saints are honestly just below the top tier of nfc *elites*..... with Jameis Winston throwing like 12 passes a game.
  12. That was a terrible call. Are officials just going to call helmet to helmet penalties on defenders by default now? Does a penalty need to be called every time? There was noting malicious about that play, it was just football stuff that happens. I'd be totally ok if the officials started looking at those plays and flagged or even fined the offensive players who lower their helmet and don't give the defensive player any target to hit/tackle other than the helmet, or even use their own helmet as a weapon/battering ram to gain extra yards. It goes both ways.
  13. 31 in the coaches poll and 28 in the AP. probably one more convincing win away from (somehow) sneaking back into the top 25 in the AP. after that brutal start that didn't seem possible. offense still looks pretty blah but there's no doubt the defense is legit.
  14. The “as many shots at the Postseason as possible” is the right approach. In baseball, more than any other professional sport, the regular season tells you who the true best teams are and the Postseason is a tournament where quite literally any of the participating teams can win it. This postseason, we're about to have an 88 win team be crowned champ. We had an 83 win team win it all in what, 2006? The wild card Nationals won it in 2019. Take as many shots as you can. Stay competitive year to year. Get in the tournament as often as possible.
  15. BYU/Virginia is 38- 42 ......at the half. The teams have combined for 832 yards of total offense in one half of football.
  16. I can't help but think you don't like Melusi very much. He has a point. Melusi has a 2.7 yds/ carry and Allen = 5.5 Mellusi is averaging 5.0 YPC on the season which is pretty respectable. He's also a receiving option, and it's possible Allen doesn't know the blocking assignments.
  17. The Badgers scored again.
  18. 2 completely unforced turnovers. so....yes
  19. defense was like "here guys take another crack at 1st and goal and don't mess it up"
  20. No... not really the run/pass mix is absolutely unexpected. if you can say you for sure expected an almost 50/50 mix of run to pass I'd say "lol no"
  21. pretty good first quarter. let's keep this rolling.
  22. not a great throw but fergy bailed him out
  23. this is ..... unexpected so far
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