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  1. adambr2
    Are "unlimited nights and weekends" still a wireless plan thing? Does anyone even know how many minutes they have anymore? Does anyone even talk on the phone enough anymore to use all their minutes?
  2. adambr2
    Well, that probably saves him from being DFAed.
  3. adambr2
    Just my own speculation, but if Cephus is on the fence I would think his court situation probably breaks the tie. Bad memories, probably looking for a fresh start. I don't think he probably wants to continue hanging around UW; he had no choice but to do so this year once reinstated.
  4. adambr2
    Unreal.
  5. adambr2
    I mean outside of King it's not like we are even shooting well enough to hang in this game and yet here we are.
  6. adambr2
    I'm shocked that OSU isn't putting this away yet.
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    How so? The Saints were 7-1 on the road this year. It's not like with the Seahawks a few years ago where they were like 8-0 at home and 5-3 on the road. The Saints are a good road team. Maybe at Brees age he could be affected by the elements, but we don't even know that the weather will be a factor. It could be 35 and mild for all we know 9 days out.
  9. adambr2
    I'm definitely rooting for the Vikings. There's no doubt that the Saints are the toughest possible opponent and avoiding them would definitely be a huge break. I'm not sure we would win even at home, they just have so many weapons on offense. I don't think our defense could slow them down much, and our offense simply isn't built to come from behind or win a track meet. Both the Eagles and Seahawks are beatable opponents. If we draw either one at home and can't take care of business that is on us. Yeah but then we are rooting for them again next Saturday to get us a potential home game for the NFCC. Do we really want to have to beat a suddenly red hot Viking team with a presumably healthy Cook for a third time? What if we lost to them? That would be devastating for me I'll be devastated no matter what losing the NFCCG at home. If circumstances came into play though where we got that chance against the Vikings though, I think that would be our best shot of any at getting to the Super Bowl.
  10. adambr2
    Occasionally (though very rarely) yes, why? It's my own original writing, lol. It's like not it's plagiarized.
  11. adambr2
    If the Brewers trade Hader to get prospects and then trade for Arenado, I'll wonder why they didn't just push for Rendon and keep Hader.
  12. adambr2
    I'm definitely rooting for the Vikings. There's no doubt that the Saints are the toughest possible opponent and avoiding them would definitely be a huge break. I'm not sure we would win even at home, they just have so many weapons on offense. I don't think our defense could slow them down much, and our offense simply isn't built to come from behind or win a track meet. Both the Eagles and Seahawks are beatable opponents. If we draw either one at home and can't take care of business that is on us.
  13. adambr2
    If Mookie is the comp that is one hell of a bar for Robert. I don't see any chance he's going to average over 7 WAR per season for the next 6 years. I'm not saying it's a bad deal for the White Sox if they really believe in Robert but the vast majority of deals signed this early have been much more in favor of the team in exchange for the lifetime security. Maybe the White Sox see writing on the wall for the next CBA being much more player friendly in regard to service time and salaries.
  14. adambr2
    This is a brilliant deal for Luis Robert...almost a no brainer for any player to take. He assures himself $50mil in his team controlled years which is probably what he would expect as a star. It also means he is very likely to start the year in Chicago instead of the team messing with his service time (now that they can't do that). So the way I see it is he gave up a year of FA for $50mil assured to him regardless of what happens (If you assume the Sox were going to bring him up late to get him six years after 2020 still). He will go into FA at 30 worst case...still young enough to get a mega deal if he is actually a star. His agent swung him a fantastic deal. If they delay his service time by 2 weeks or so at any point, I believe they can gain a "7th" season which would be an arbitration season before he reaches FA. Of course there will be a new CBA by then so who knows. Either way I agree it's a fantastic deal for Robert. He would have to be a star to earn 50M in 6 years so I'm shocked there isn't really any team discount on this.
  15. adambr2
    I would happily take on Jed Lowrie and his full salary if the Mets were to throw in Dominic Smith, in exchange for a Maxim Saint Pierre type prospect. (Is that reference still allowed?)
  16. adambr2
    Yikes. Hadn't realized his cap number was that high. Considering they'd only carry a $2mil dead cap number if they cut him, that seems possible if they can't work out an extension to re-work that number. It always puzzled me why Linsley got a big extension while the Packers let JC Tretter go to the Browns for much less money. Linsley is whatever. He's ok. I think he's pretty replaceable. Tretter is better than Linsley. Also, Bryan Bulaga deserves a shout out. For all the crap he takes, the guy played in every single game this season and played extremely well. He's just completing a 5 year, 33M deal and he was an absolute bargain at that rate even with the missed injury time.
  17. adambr2
    Woof. That one falls into the "Well, a win is a win" category.
  18. adambr2
    Women's hockey. Oof. Yeah, there is that.
  19. adambr2
    Can any Wisconsin sports team that doesn't choke in the biggest game of the year please step up one of these years? Anyone?
  20. adambr2
    As a punter you probably don't have the expectation that you'll leave the field after a game thinking, "I cost my team the game." Not that I'm saying he did. But that's probably what he's thinking.
  21. adambr2
    I mean Oklahoma clearly didn't belong in the playoff either. So I don't really know what this game shows anyone that they didn't already know about the big gap between the top 3 and everyone else this season.
  22. adambr2
    In hindsight I would have rather just gotten to pound Memphis in the Cotton Bowl and let PSU have the Rose Bowl opportunity tonight if I had known we were going to represent the Big 10 this poorly.
  23. adambr2
    For a team that made the Rose Bowl, these Badgers sure found plenty of ways to let us down this season.
  24. adambr2
    Inexcusable that Chryst obviously failed to mention during the timeout that if they convert try to let him score.
  25. adambr2
    If you would have let him score you would have had another shot, dummies. Don't try to run him down.
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