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  1. adambr2
    I can't believe we have seriously let them back into this game. It was 4th down and they were down 23-3 like 10 minutes ago. What is this crap?
  2. adambr2
    Kind of tough to blame the defense today. I guess you can question the prevent defense in garbage time, but they’ve given up one TD today. The Eagles offense is absolute hot garbage.
  3. adambr2
    Can we stop dicking around and finish this game?
  4. adambr2
    Shawn Mennenga has had a really un special two years here.
  5. adambr2
    The Saints look like the bigger obstacle for us than the Seahawks.
  6. adambr2
    Elway with only 300 is absolutely mind blowing to me. There’s been ‘inflation’ over time. It’s a lot easier to play QB now. At one point, Elway was #2 on the all-time list behind only Marino. Yep. Totally different era. 300 in a career used to be a benchmark that only the all-time greats hit. Mahomes will probably hit 300 by the time he's 30.
  7. adambr2
    I picked up Ty Johnson as a speculative add before the game. With all due respect to Gore, and I wish him the speediest of recoveries, there's no reason for Adam Gase to be centering his offense around that dinosaur. Give some touches to the guys under 50 on your offense.
  8. adambr2
    Jeffrey Janis
  9. adambr2
    Let's just start going for 2. That's probably the actual better percentage play anyway.
  10. adambr2
    The Patriots are starting to look like the Patriots again.
  11. adambr2
    That line gives up about 50 sacks a game. Wentz would be hammered before anyone could even get far enough downfield.
  12. adambr2
    Seriously, if we lay an egg against this team again..
  13. adambr2
    I just want to see a team miss a 50+ yard FG against us ever.
  14. adambr2
    If it was "prior to the pass", why did it take 5 seconds after the whistle for it to come out?
  15. adambr2
    I think it depends who you are and what you've accomplished, too. I think most Viking fans would take five 4-12 seasons to finally bring home one ring in the sixth year rather than to just be in the playoffs and see what happens every one of those years.
  16. adambr2
    I’ve never considered losing a Super Bowl to be an accomplishment. Meh. It's definitely not close to the same level as winning one, but to lose a Super Bowl you have to win a Conference Championship, which I would take at this point.
  17. adambr2
    As well they should. They spent their first three picks on players that will do next to nothing to help them win now. The Packers have stockpiled lots of regular season wins the past 10 years. Where has it gotten them? New England has won three of the last ten Super Bowls, they've clearly been the best team of the last decade. The other teams to win a Super Bowl in the last ten tears are KC, PHI, DEN, SEA, BAL, NYG & GB. Out of those teams, the only one I'd put on the same level as the Packers for the last decade is SEA, so...2nd or 3rd best team of the last ten years? Depends on what your measuring stick is. Seattle has played in multiple Super Bowls and won one. Denver has played in multiple Super Bowls and won one. San Francisco is not a team you mentioned, yet they have played in 2 Super Bowls the last 10 years. Atlanta, Carolina, Rams, have all played in the Super Bowl over that time frame. I enjoy the fact that we typically find regular season success, but to say 10 years without a Super Bowl appearance now seems insufficient in comparison to our opportunities seems like a fair statement, I think.
  18. adambr2
    This has been such a disappointing team after the opening game.
  19. adambr2
    We are overrated.
  20. adambr2
    Knebel hadn't pitched effectively for a sustained stretch since 2018, and even that was an up and down season for him. He's 29 and is by no means guaranteed to ever pitch at his 2017 level again. This is a time when many teams, not just the Brewers are cutting costs where possible. There are guys out there closer to Josh Hader than Corey Knebel having their options declined or being non-tendered. I'm glad we were able to get something for Corey and it would have come as no surprise to me had he been non-tendered instead.
  21. adambr2
    If they thought enough of Knebel to where losing him would close the door on a Hader trade they wouldn't have traded him for a PTBNL in the first place.
  22. adambr2
    Heyman says Bryant won't be non-tendered.
  23. adambr2
    60M would be about 20%. If that's the correct number I don't think we'll hit 70% by the time we have a widely available vaccine but 50% is likely. It's simply spreading too fast to contain. Maybe the vaccine will be here and widely available much more quickly than I expect. The entire vaccine process has been much more expedited than I could have ever imagined.
  24. adambr2
    Even if that huge number is true, that is still only roughly 30% of the US population. To achieve effective herd immunity, the thresholds I've seen are in the 70-75% range. Well, if we're truly at 14M known cases and 75-100M actual total cases, and we're averaging 150-200K new cases per day, that would likely be around 1M actual new cases per day and get us to around the 70-75% range around when April when the vaccine is likely to be widely available.
  25. adambr2
    Quite frankly at the rate we're going ....14M confirmed cases in the U.S. equals how many total including unconfirmed cases -- 50M? 75M? And with surges likely coming with the weather and holiday gatherings, we may end up getting close to herd immunity thresholds before we even have nationwide access to a vaccine anyway. :/
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