Motown Bombers

This was a Trump +22 district.

Michigan is basically Minnesota now apparently.

I know. They’re going to cut off their nose to spite their face.

Funny thing is, this would hurt red states like Texas and Florida.

Because the left makes everything a purity test.

Case in point:

His incoherent rambling is glitching. My dad has pretty advanced dementia and acts like Trump. He doesn’t stumble over words like Biden or freeze like McConnell, he just says some random and unhinged things.

I think tonight will have an impact too. We’ll see how well the Dem does in a Trump +20 district.

I think the difference is Trump is a lame duck and in much worse shape than his first term. He doesn’t have much time left in office or on this earth. We have already seen one of the biggest MAGA supporters break with him. These republicans are going to be around long after Trump. I think they break with him after they get slaughtered in the mid terms.

Speaking of signing injury prone players, weird how no one mentioned Anzalone.

The irony here is that they let Carlton Davis go who had an injury history for DJ Reed who had been pretty durable. Davis hasn’t missed a game and Reed has missed most of the season.

Yes, Moseley was resigned after they traded for Carlton Davis, drafted Arnold and Rakestraw, and signed Robertson. They bring 90 players to camp. Moseley 2.0 was competing for a roster spot like any other undrafted free agent They did trade for Za’Darius Smith. The argument is they rely too much on injured players. Keep in mind their top pass rushers are Hutchinson and McNeil. McNeil had been as durable as they come until last year and Hutchinson had a freak leg injury.

He signed Moseley after signing Sutton to be CB1 and also signed CJGJ and drafted Branch. Moseley was a low risk signing and wasn’t signed to be the answer. Davenport was similar.

I keep thinking about that CBS reporter berating Biden’s press secretary because a Parkinson’s doctor visited while Biden was gone. Trump is decomposing before our eyes and nothing.

Frazier never missed a game over three seasons at LSU. He wasn’t some injury risk pick. Levi was a risk when Holmes brought him back but he also signed Lopez and drafted Williams. Paschal played 11 or more games his final three seasons at Kentucky. I’m trying to figure out who all these injury risk players Holmes acquired? It seems like he took one shot on Jameson Williams, which worked out by the way, and suddenly has a reputation.