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That and the fact I don't think Philadelphia will be good next year. That future 1st could be a top 10 pick. Could be worth rolling the dice on. The Giants went from 11 to 20 last year and this year ended up getting the 7th overall pick.

Miami traded 3 for 12 and netted three 1st round picks. Eagles have 3 1st round picks this year and 1 next year. I would gladly trade the 2nd for all 4. I would think I would do the 2nd for 2 this year and a 1st next year and maybe some mid level picks mixed in.

So defund NPR is suddenly trending on Twitter. Which one of you started that?

I would assuming the future pick is a 1st rounder. I'm not sold on the Eagles being a good team next year. Three 1st rounders this year plus the 2nd pick of the 2nd round could be four starters and you have three 1sts next year if you needed to trade for a QB.

NPR had me at Guatemalan lesbians but lost me at sheep herders.

The Rams made the playoffs last year and won a playoff game on the road with Goff. They brought in Stafford to win more than one game.

The bracket would have been different because Goff and the Lions wouldn't have beaten the Cardinals which gave the division to the Rams. Stafford doesn't beat good teams.

He looked good in the Saints playoff game. Unfortunately, the defense gave up 45 points, over 600 yards of offense, and 0 punts. Funny how he looks so much better when your defense only gives up 11 points, has a pick 6, and forces multiple punts.

Republicans submitted fake electors in Michigan and now New Mexico but it's the Democrats you have to worry about.

Yeah Georgia purging all their election boards of Democrats and moving closer to be able to over turn the results of elections in individual counties is nothing to worry about. The fact Harris County Texas is rejecting absentee ballots at an alarming rate is nothing to worry about and only marginal. Cutting dropbox locations in inner cities like Milwaukee by 80-90% is just marginal.

I don't think anyone is disputing the US is plenty organized on the vaccine. In fact, the US is probably the most organized. The issue is the unwillingness to get vaccinated despite it being easily available and free. I don't doubt that India has a much lower unwillingness to get the vaccine.

Michigan voters supported mail in ballots by a two thirds majority. Then more Democrats started using mail in ballots and Republicans did a complete 180.

Reminder, there was nothing wrong with mail in ballots when Republicans used them more than Democrats.

Marcus Williams would be an interesting target. He's got the obvious connection to Campbell and Glenn. I don't see Wil Harris getting cut. He's on a rookie contract. He'll be ok in a reserve roll. I would like to see Josh Reynolds brought back. Goff's improvement didn't just coincide with Campbell calling plays but also bringing on Reynolds. We also saw increased output from St Brown. Reynolds had an underrated impact on this team.

From the link regarding India: *Note: In India, the sample is representative of just the literate population.

I just thought of something. Is Matt Millen the only GM that Willie Clay Ford fired? Russ Thomas retired. Chuck Schmidt was technically the GM but I guess Fontes and Ross where really pulling the strings. Ross did end up resigning but was Schmidt ever fired? There were technically only three GMs in the near 50 years WCF owned the team. I do believe Martha did the best she could but we were asking a lot from someone over 90 years old to just jump in and turn around a franchise.

Bernie Sanders got weak support from blacks as it is. Whether tater likes it or not, blacks would rather support Bill Clinton and Joe Biden than Bernie Sanders. I'm not sure how or if MLK changes their thinking on that.

Unfortunately Bernie Sanders started this rigged election conspiracy that Trump picked up and ran with. There were a few pages Trump took out of the Bernie Sanders playbook.

How is New York going to get him to comply? He's basically going to get safe haven down in Florida.

Hilary Clinton defeated Bernie Sanders by 3 million votes.