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I'm saying it here. Miles set up Jennings to play poorly. Look at the stark difference between the offenses they have been running. Jennings has one receiver on many of his passes, he had no opportunity to throw the ball to an open man or make a read. Harris has had 2-4 receivers on each play in a primarily shotgun offense, allowing him to read the field and pass to the open man, or have a better chance of running it himself and gaining yards. The RBs and linemen and TEs all are much more successful in this type of offense as well, the blocking becomes better and running lanes open up.

Now I'll make this clear; I'm not arguing Jennings is a better QB, nor do I think he deserves to keep the starting role. However when we have seen Jennings run an offense similar to what Harris has run the past two games, he has been just as successful (Arkansas 2013, Wisconsin 2nd half). Harris deserves the starting role and is very talented and has been successful, however much more is going on here than one QB playing bad and one playing well.

That all being said, tell me why I'm wrong Rant, or maybe even tell me why I'm right

EDIT: edited to clarify that no, I don't think Miles threw the Miss St game, as so many of you interpreted my post as. I do however think Miles has placed Jennings in a position where he can't succeed, vs the offenses he has run where he has been successful. Harris has been allowed to run an offense he can be successful in. Point of the post was the poor play with Jennings at QB has less to do with him and more to do with the coaching decisions when he is in the game.

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I'm not a believer and I think it is a cop-out diagnosis. Imo it's a way to please a concerned patient by telling them something is wrong. I know people who have complaints that fit these symptoms, everyone gets them from time to time. The symptoms are most likely caused by a lack of sleep. Studies have shown the symptoms occur in people not diagnosed with fibromyalgia when their sleep is interrupted. These conditions become chronic when sleep patterns become consistent with sleep interruptions becoming habitual.

The difference in diagnosis rates between sexes is related to the general differences in how each sex deals with their problems. Men will ignore the problem or deal with it internally, women tend to deal with it externally like talking to others (in this case a doctor) about it. I don't fault either side for doing it different ways bc that's how we are hard-wired.

Basically I think the problem would be solved if people took sleep more seriously and prepared for sleep in ways to promote healthy sleeping habits.

EDIT: and I don't want to fault anyone who has it, you aren't wrong to be concerned and the conditions do exist, but you are normal like everyone else and need healthy sleep for a healthy body and mind. No real condition exists that separates your experience from others, if it follows the general diagnosis of fibromyalgia. Of course consult a doctor if the symptoms are much more serious.

One of the worst, definitely. But these rent-a-wins are expected to be some of the worst, otherwise they wouldn't agree to being paid for an old fashioned arse whooping. Just like Vandy or Kentucky wouldn't agree to a one game series at Ohio State or Oregon, they'd require a home and home because they believe they are on equal footing to ask for that. Only bad football schools that need the money will agree to these rent-a-wins.
And the game we played in the 1st quarter would have had us down 14-0 at least instead of up 14-0 if we were playing a team with even a little respect. We would have made Vandy look like Bama if we did that against them. But we came out up two touchdowns and proceeded to steamroll them after, showing how bad they were. Look no further than the 1-yard punt if you want to see the mediocrity of their players. That was a clean punt that shanked for one yard. Most other teams would consider a 30 yard punt a shanked punt.

Besides over-writing to state the point, I enjoyed Atlas Shrugged not only as a work of political philosophy but also as science fiction. You probably just remember it as the book you had to read for a class and you were mad it was long. The plot was creative and worked together with the agenda of the novel to create a real believable example of the points being made, every step of the way. You just have to look at it as a whole to see how good it is.

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Did anyone say to call the cops to come kill the dog? Just don't mention you have a dog to them

Depends how many kids you have to feed

No I can afford Uber surge pricing

Keep going full speed and see if he jumps out of the way