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@110Solution @WatcherontheWeb @Phoxotic A pillow won at the time. Same with those older propulsion models. Now, I can develop the same in 10 minutes on a raspberry pi board in minutes and dominate. Advancements, my friend.

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@110Solution @WatcherontheWeb @Phoxotic The difference is feasibility. Yes, its some old tech. In grade school my buddies and I built a tiny booster with some c++ code, a compatible deck, a questionable stabilizer and very few brain cells to win the egg challenge. We lost. Why? We went beyond feasibility.

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@SleeperCos @AqibTalib21 Nah, I love my Broncos and Nix but let's not defend him. He is not playing well and he looked off and unmotivated yesterday. Most people in Denver agreed with Fitz. I love Talib but I'm not with him on this.

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@pallaj157 @TRalph30 @kcmojimmy You mean the tackle with one of the lowest success rates?

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@imakegoodtakes2 @fdlgator @MattWallace888 @grok No, the opposing team has the ball as its fumbled out. You're comparing you in your end zone and your opponent in it. No consistency whatsoever. One awards points, the other is a TO.

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@Aussiepaintr @MattWallace888 @grok Huh? It's one of the most well known and debated rules.

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@imakegoodtakes2 @fdlgator @MattWallace888 @grok Because it is not your end zone. In one, you were pushed back and lost yards. In the other you are rewarded for allowing the opposing team to make it all the way down field. Also, you had possession last when you fumbled out of own end zone.

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@MKShipton @fdlgator @MattWallace888 @grok To prevent people from intentionally committing a penalty to stop a safety from happening.

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@dragnwagn @Yunigga_ This is an old video. He was never indicted based on self-defense. There is a lot more to it. The green shirt guy threatened to shoot the guy with the gun. They cut out a lot of important information in this clip.

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@Blitzynga And the clock shows 00

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@Blitzynga I'm confused. If you slow it down and enhance it, it turns 00 right before he catches it. So are agreeing or disagreeing? The distortion makes it look like 11, but it is indeed 00

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@blashdril You also stop the clock as soon as he catches the ball. Actually, you stop it a little early it seems. The clock stops when his foot hits the ground. Putting it at 0

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@BoltsinBlue @HoppsSzn He is the best player in the league when playing from behind.

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@HoppsSzn Ah, what a moot argument. Both nix and the Broncos averaged 24pts/gm and Herbert averaged 20pts/gm during these games. Nix did so with a significantly worse cast around him offensively.

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@HoppsSzn @HarveyFor6 Herbert is 14-23 against winning teams. Bo nix 6-10, nearly identical %. Both have issues against them. The biggest issue is Bo Nix has played significantly better in playoffs than Herbert. 90 pass vs 64, 4/1 to 2/4. So your argument is comical.

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@ChrisD_UK @climatebabes @elonmusk You are not a quantum physicist. Just a troll.

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@mc64657 @SawyerMerritt @elonmusk That's not an opinion, that's just being factually incorrect.

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@Nikekid1092 @NixToWaddle I suggest you read up on it. One major factor in that stat is separation of ball from defender. When your WR doesn't get space, you throw it near defender, lowering that stat. It's been talked about many times. It's a major flaw. Nice try, but even analysts don't agree with you.

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@Nikekid1092 @NixToWaddle No. Look at the stat, then compare it to WR ability to gain space. Qbs who had WRs who couldn't gain space faired worse. It's a heavily WR dependant stat and there is no argument about that.

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@Nikekid1092 @NixToWaddle If you want to use that meaningless statistic, then Bo Nix had a better catchable pass rate than your mahommes between 0-9yds. 85% and 83% respectively. Mahommes was right near Bo Nix overall on that list. It's a meaningless statistic that is heavily WR dependant.