She might be able to throw in a few things to reduce the price.
Pimp out Kelce and Mahomes to Chris Collinsworth?
Jordan Love hype train getting a wee bit overheated the last couple days. .
Agree. We should pump the brakes a bit on Jordan. Not more than a month or so ago, so many people had him as a bust. Bad mechanics, inaccurate, poor decisions. He's shown great improvement thru the first 2/3 of the season. WOuld like to see continued improvement or at least, no regression.
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Pretty much guarantee that guy is a U of A fan.
No pity for the kitty!
@Blair Kiel posted:
What part of Tucson? This is a great weather week (ho-hum)! I love Tucson!
I'm pretty sure that is Bill Murray.
Haven't heard anyone putting Love in Canton and the fandom surrounding him doesn't strike me as excessive. Another game (or run of games) where he doesn't play particularly well seems inevitable and is just part of the growing process.
@Blair Kiel posted:
Cool selfie, bro!
@bdplant posted:Would that be 2018 Super Bowl MVP Nick Foles?
No, that would be Tripod Nick Foles.
@Chongo posted:Ta Ta's net worth is 1.1B if the Google Machine is accurate.
If that was actual money she could invest, she might be able to afford 1/5 ownership of a franchise.
She could, however, own any or all of the CFL franchises!
Or the entire WNBA.
@PackLandVA posted:What part of Tucson? This is a great weather week (ho-hum)! I love Tucson!
Ventana Golf in the Catalina foothillsβ¦pretty sweet. Minnie chased a birdie on this Par 4.
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Most dirtbags in AZ are U of A fans
Sorry not sorry
Doesnβt mean Tucson is a dump but university area going south to airport is a cesspool.
Plenty of phenomenal areas close to mountains or out west but campus area sucks donkey balls. Feyda is aroused by that commentary.
@PackerHawk posted:Or the entire WNBA.
I'm reporting this post, but I'm also reporting myself for laughing.
Kiel is reporting us both.
Fedya is going to write some raunchy fan fiction about it.
@Blair Kiel posted:
I thought this was Kiel trying to "dress more urban." At least his interpretation of what that would look like.
I thought it was a Greg Gard doing some early scouting.
Case closed
Nice looking course.
He's owning it. Right down to the white belt.
@Blair Kiel posted:
Donβt get to the east side very often, but had a nice Thanksgiving brunch at Tanque Verde Ranch, not too far from Ventana Canyon. I live on the north side of the Catalinaβs, up past Pusch Ridge. Been out here over 4 years and absolutely love it. Downtown Tucson, while pretty small, is very much improved over the years.
Jordan Love Is the Most Polarizing Prospect of the 2020 NFL Draft
For even the staunchest of Love supporters, it became difficult to reconcile the QB he was as a junior with the guy heβd been the previous year. As teams finalize their reports on Love in the next few weeks, the multimillion-dollar debate will be which aspects of his game will stick in the NFLβthe intoxicating ability that leads to jaw-dropping plays, or the baffling decisions that leave scouts scratching their heads?
Really interesting pre-draft article on Love.
Is that the part of the course called a dogleg?
sir, this is a wendy's.
Gotta think Love is going to make the NFL Top 100 players for 2024.
Love was just NOT GOOD last night. Inaccurate, turnovers, etc. He is getting criticized and I won't push back.
That said, unlike the defense and its coordinator and other aspects of the team, I remain optimistic about Jordan.
The Packers were without their #1 WR, #1 TE, and #1 RB.
Wicks then went out and Toure was forced to play.
The Dillon-Taylor RB combo was about as explosive as the old Barty Smith/Eric Torkelson duo.
And, despite his own poor play and the missing weapons, Love gutted it out and got his team the lead with under 2 minutes to play.
Jordan then watched his Defense give up the lead in tried and true Packer fashion.
Welcome to playing QB for the Packers Jordan.
Been doing that since 2000.....
As far as I can tell, the biggest difference between Love and Rodgers, right now, is that Love is on the sidelines watching the defense give up the game winner while Rodgers is on the practice field learning to play safety so the defense won't lose him the game.
First 7 games this season
11 TDs, 8 Ints
135 comp / 234 Att - 58% completion
1492 yards passing
QB rating over 100 - 2 times
Packers record - 2 Wins, 5 Losses
Last 7 games this season
14 TDs, 3 Ints
169 comp / 252 Att - 67% completion
1876 yards passing
QB rating over 100 - 5 times
Packers Record - 4 Wins, 3 Losses
I think if we're looking to see if Jordan has shown improvement as the season wears on (and opponents' DCs see his tendencies and weaknesses), the results are pretty clear and convincing.
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Love thru 14 games this year:
304-of-486 passing (62.6 percent), 3,368 yards, 25 touchdowns vs. 11 interceptions, 90.8 rating.
Rodgers thru 14 games in 2008:
296-of-466 passing (63.5 percent), 3,470 yards, 23 touchdowns vs. 12 interceptions, 91.8 rating.
He really has two areas that still need work. His feet and the easy stuff, which may be related. That's a very encouraging list for a new starting QB.
Seems to be just fine making the tough throws in crunch time. Just needs to consistently hit the layups and he'll be a top 10 QB. Hard to ask for more.
I was surprised at Love's final numbers from yesterday. Watching the game, I could have sworn Love was terrible. Looking at the numbers and some of his throws, he was better than I thought. While it was difficult for him to maintain consistency in drives and he has to find a way to get more points on the board, and the lost fumble again hurt, he played fairly well. I watched Lawrence last night as he lost two fumbles (one he just flat-out dropped while running) and totally effed up a drive at the end of the half -- and he's in his third year starting. (He was so bad the Jags put him in concussion protocol after the game so he didn't have to talk to reporters.)
Love has improved this year. Perfection? Hardly, but then few of us are.