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[quote]The policing in the US does not compare to any other 1st world country I've ever lived in or been to. The qualifications are lower here than anywhere else civiilzed. The disrespectful treatment and disdain for citizens is unmatched. The lack of knowledge of the law and immediate need to...

Ali was waaaaaaay less liked by white America than LeBron. Social media has obviously changed the relationship between athletes and fans. If racists from the 50s and 60s, or cokeheads from the 70s and 80s had access to Twitter, we would unlike them way more than we unlike LeBron....

[quote]I went into a store last week without a mask. A worker came and asked me if I had one and I told her I was immune from the virus, so I could therefor not get it or spread it. She said, "oh ok" and left.[/quote]So they taught her how to appropriately deal with a-holes....

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[quote]Archie was the best player on the Saints EVERY year he was on the team. And I think he had 6 or 7 head coaches and MORE than 6 or 7 offensive coordinators in the 11 years he was here. No QB in NFL history went through what he had to deal with.[/quote]I totally agree. But also, no QB in ...

[quote]Fitz isn’t a bad QB he just always on terrible teams[/quote]I don't think Fitz is a bad QB. I was sort of shocked to see his career record that low. It was just a launching point for this thought exercise. ...

[quote]I am very disappointed I can’t sort by QBREC at pro-football-reference.com after clicking on this thread. [/quote]You basically have to go through by last name, letter by letter. Interesting factoid: Apparently no one with a last name beginning with "I" has ever started at QB in the NFL....

[quote]Little Johnny in Cleveland was really bad[/quote]And lasted less than one year...not 14 years. Because the league has changed. The OP was obviously about QBs who stuck around for a long time despite losing a ton of games. Not just "who was the worst 1st round QB"?...

[quote]Nathan Peterman was pretty putrid[/quote]Which is why he only played two years as a part-time starter. Not 12 years as a full-time starter....

[quote]Sam Bradford was probably pretty far under .500[/quote]34-48-1 (.414 win %)...

[quote]Is not a word[/quote]It is though...[link=(https://www.dictionary.com/browse/losingest)]losingest[/link]...

[quote]I don't think owners cared as much about winning back then as they did about the bottom line.[/quote]That is somewhat the point. Revenue sharing, draft slotting, free agency, salary cap, etc., have totally changed the league. If the current rules has been in place in the 60s, Archie Manning w...

[quote]Economic incentives and public pressure have changed in ways that would make sticking with Archie totally unfathomable now.[/quote]To add to this thought...without his NOLA social status...which largely came from being the starting Saints QB for over a decade...and would never happen today......

So he's 10 games below .500. Not 66. That would be another interesting question. Who has the most losses with no wins?...

[quote]Vinnie Testaverde has to be up (down?) there.[/quote]He was second based on my research. 92-136. 44 games below .500. He had more losses than Archie, but way more wins....

[quote]To be fair, Archie wasn't the problem.[/quote]Agreed. But neither was Carr in Houston. Economic incentives and public pressure have changed in ways that would make sticking with Archie for 11+ seasons totally unfathomable now....

TNF showed Fitzpatrick's career record at the beginning of the game, and I was shocked to see he is 30 games below .500 as a starter. This got me thinking, who is the losingest QB in NFL history? I thought I had found some good ones. David Carr was 33 games back. Steve DeBerg was 35 games away. ...

[quote]I think we need five OT lawyers to audition for the privilege of repping this guy at his hearing, to be paid for through OT donations, with the condition that the hearing is either recorded and posted here or we get the full transcripts.[/quote]The court reporter and transcripts would probabl...

I had about a dozen virtual interviews coming out of grad school in spring of 2019. Most were on Skype. That was the standard everyone used. But it was a big pain in the ass. You had to have a personal account that you would share with the search chair, and they would set it up and share a link with...