@bbedward said:They need to do some voodoo to wake the batsso your trying to tell me Jesus cant hit a curve ball

You definitely hit a home run @bbedward!

@texasag1969 said: Are you sure you're not part East Texan? na man that was Woody Hayes

@flugel said: Greed hasn't made this game better.   With sports betting being legalized in more and more places, more games is only getting more and more lucrative for the league.

To nobody’s surprise, DTR still in protocol so https://x.com/MaryKayCabot/status/1730697495452545217?s=20

Sorry to hear about this. We had a Rottweiler and she had the same ailment. I still miss my Allie Bear.

I remember a few of my doctors saying what a good med the oxy group were and they were right! Well as long as they weren't abused.

The dog I have now never runs out of energy. He's a handful. But he's Awesome

All done finally, going to drop off the rental and pick it up

@tour2ma said: lol... have to admire your consistency, Gip... How about... "for the first time in the franchise's NFL history..." ? Just accurate facts. Not half assed facts.

@hoorta said: It's not only StubHub syd. Though I admit- they get you coming and going. Used to be they just charged a percentage to the seller. now the buyer gets gouged too. The people who own the tickets can ask whatever the hell they feel like asking. Apparently, they're asking what the market can bear for the WS. Should the Browns ever make the Super Bowl, I can damn guarantee you the prices will be just as high if not higher. FYI, let me give you a couple examples. Always wanted to say I went to a Super Bowl. One of the big things that drives the price of a SB package up is the hotel room. Every hotel in the host city demands a 4 day stay- and triples or quadruples the price of the room. So, when the SB was in Detroit (I have a good pal who lives just north of the city) I looked on Stub Hub for kicks & giggles to see what a ticket would cost. Just to get into the building for nosebleeds was $1,800. Um, that caused an abrupt loss of interest. When the SB was in Indy- you could rent out a guy's lux box- for a mere $500,000. (Drinks not included) Finally, one of my pal's friends (a doctor) has really nice season tickets to the Cavs a couple rows off the floor. When they played the Spurs in the Finals- he sold 'em on Stub Hub, and damn near paid off next year's season tickets with the proceeds. ya it's shit how we get priced out,I already blew my super bowl money that I had been saving since 99,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,bought a mustang used of course

I just read this but I'm terribly sorry to hear it. It would break my heart if either of my little guys got out. I just backtrack and read that you found him! Great! WSS

I'd say add varejao

@tour2ma said:LOL... wonder how many kids will read this and think, "Whose baby?" Well, it would explain the helicopters....

@wargograw said:Opal is a woman? My whole perspective on life just changed. What was your first clue, the name "Opal" or the "Gender: Female"? LOL!

@gftchris said:Yeah, their OL sucked! Oh wait, we just hired their OL coach... :S He was also SD OL coach when LT had his record breaking years and moved up to offensive coordinator. I think Indy's problem is more talent related.

@bbedward said:Associate HC and senior offensive Assistant seem like they fit the bill @tour2ma said:... not to mention Run Game Coordinator. Cheez whiz....Thats a lotta titles..... Next well have an associate offensive senior assistant coordinator in charge of run blocking and blitz protection......otherwise known as OLine coach

I have heard the amount of teams that outsource data mining is in the 20s and rising. That just means companies like PFF and others do the menial work of collecting the information by watching and charting every snap (it is tedious, I do it and can't keep up with just every Browns game), and then like Tour said, the analytics and modeler bros run it through their software and create usable intelligence.

JM's new job in prep for the away game @ Buffalo. Snickers not included.