

That was incomplete.
But it was also definitely roughing.
That was incomplete.
But it was also definitely roughing.
Ignore everything you already paid.
10 million for next year would be a criminal overpay for Kirk Cousins, and that’s what the roster bonus they’re saving is.
That’s sunk cost.
He wasn’t benched because they like Penix. He was benched because he sucks.
I still find it hilarious how much they upgraded by going from Kirk Cousins to Sam Darnold.
Imagine that.
To be fair, he did ultimately merge the changes. He deserves to be ridiculed for the awful priorities, but a lot of people would dig in.
Because they’re P2P. Just watching is also distribution.
So yes, in reality, they’re sending legal threats asking for viewers to voluntarily pay fines to avoid being dragged to court.
Yep, documentation and a good base level default installation configuration/guide with minimal friction.
I’m perfectly willing to play around once I know at the basic level that the core flow is going to work for me. If it takes me digging through a stack of documentation (especially if it’s bad) to even get something to experiment with on my own system? I won’t bother.
“The play should not have been allowed to go on,” Rizzi said. "They gave the field goal kicker basically a freebie. … I’ve been coaching kickers for 30 years. You give a guy a warmup shot, he’s got a pretty good shot at making the second one. The success rate goes through the roof when the guy gets a second chance
That happens all the time?
Leave it alone.
But a single word of tanking and everyone party to the conversation is banned for life. If it’s an owner, their ownership share is forfeited to the league outright without compensation.
You should be able to massively dock salary for more than a gamecheck for a dude just refusing to play.
Injury is always valid. “I don’t want to” is not.
Do any personal foul. Any time anyone grabs anywhere near the back of the shoulder pads, they call a horsecollar regardless of the actual rules or the specific forces the rule is intended to prevent. Hits to the head and roughing are insanely inconsistent, with very little correlation to what was preventable, where the actual contact was, or any alternate actual reasonable standard.
to identify them (just like everyone else’s numbers)
Yes, it is?
Your rant doesn’t make sense. Asking for suggestions because you’re not OK with being spied on (especially when you’re perfectly willing to absorb the hosting costs yourself or pay for a service that isn’t hostile) is perfectly valid behavior.
Smart TV hardware (and most software) is a dumpster fire.
To watch stuff?
I’d love a shield replacement (even though it’s pretty much fine), but how are you going to get streaming to work properly? Are you going to support all the DRM stuff platforms require to stream reasonable quality video in Linux?
People are spending hours on the phone to get basic support or cancel their internet because they just enjoy the interaction so much.
There’s way too much time between the start of the slide and the hit.
Functionally any forcible contact on a sliding QB is a personal foul. If you push him down hard with your arms after a slide, that’s a penalty, and an offensive player is going to get in your face bare minimum. The ball is stopped, and further contact is illegal, as soon as he starts the slide. That’s the play over. That impact was helmet to helmet several steps after the play was over.
You know he’s responding to a dude knocking his QB out with a headshot after the play was over, right?
Getting pushed is automatic.
The arm and ball were moving forward before it came out. It wasn’t even all that close. You review it 1000 times and 0 of them are a fumble. The ball has to be loose on the backswing to be a fumble. Any forward motion at all with the ball not clearly loose makes it a pass.
You can’t hit a QB in the head. You especially can’t hit a QB only in the head.