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I don't understand what the fuss is about. All of the people complaining are the same ones who think all of our players suck. So, it shouldn't matter if Balogun plays or not.

This is the same technology that will determine first downs in the NFL going forward: sensor in the ball measured by instrumentation in the chains.

It's the tech that is determining balls and strikes upon review. In baseball, if any part of the ball at any time just clips the zone, it's called a strike upon review. 90% of those pitches were balls in the past.

My point is: we need to get used to this kind of thing. It's not going away.

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This is Mrs. Sahith Theegala vs ESPN anchor Gary Strewski

What happened to our Gentleman's game? The players are creeps and now the media are creeps. Bobby Jones, save us!

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No terms disclosed but his role seems to be almost a player/coach.

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Serviceable starting RG >>> Aiyuk

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There's no guarantee that Aiyuk would have the same issues with Mickey and Co. that he has had with the 49ers. Michael Thomas notwithstanding, our FO tends to get along with the players. I'd take Aiiyuk over Cesar any day.

But, oh who was on the board when we picked:

Patrick Queen, Tee Higgins, DeAndre Swift, Jonathan Taylor.

Jalen Hurts. Imagine if they had taken Jalen Hurts on a flyer. It would have been a huge reach at the time, but given how he has developed, Payton may have stayed.

You're playing a team of mostly reserves.

Many of them are actually out of position.

And the style played is not comparable to the situation. They were aggressively trying to score all game.

Why did they give up that third goal? Because they were pushing forward trying to get their own third goal (and almost did)

If they needed a result, the lineup and the gameplan would have been very different.

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can someone tell propelstalk justin to stop being so overly emotional?

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He's a fan with a twitter following. Not sure why anyone takes him seriously.

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There's 3 years left on his deal so there shouldn't be desperation to take any deal for him.

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Plus no one will pay a lot to get him because you have to absorb 3 years.

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Stupid article. The most likely outcome even yesterday was 3rd place from group B being the matchup.

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That is the Florioization of media. You look at an event with several possible outcomes. You pick the one outcome that is the most chaotic or advances your own personal agenda and go with it as if it's set in stone. That's how Mike Florio covers the NFL.

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Did you really just post an MSN article in 2026?

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Yes i did. It's a Wall Street Journal article, but that's behind a paywall.

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Wait you're blaming Phil for this?

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It's not just Phil, it's LIV as a whole that has caused this. They spent themselves silly to try to fend them off, which they did. Now, not only are they are out of money but sponsors are abandoning them left and right. They are in dire trouble. So, they eliminate half their events and 60 tour cards.

Successful business do not contract. This is contraction, plain and simple.

With 120 players, only between 50 and 60 will make the cut, as opposed to the 75-80 that usually make it, so that's 25 less players they have to pay. Add onto that far fewer events. It's pretty obvious where the savings are. You're paying fewer players fewer times a year.

The chances that this "challenge tour" actually happens is slim. They will struggle to find sponsors for the new tour; there's no way they will be able to find 20 or so sponsors for the minors, especially when they will be doing whatever they can to marginalize that tour in order to promote the big tour. They are trying to create demand, which any marketing person will tell you is a terrible idea.

I just wish they would be honest and admit they have no money and its either this or they go under just like LIV is.