@XavierSupreme_ I mean he was sacked 5 times and pressured many more. Yes when he had time to throw he made better reads but you could say that about any QB.
@DJ88PARKS@PettyPanther@theblancaster Yep this is why Bryce didn't "hit him in stride." If he does, Horn has a higher potential of getting laid out by the safety.
I bet even horn would tell you that he should've been able to stop his momentum and stay in bounds. That YAC would've been awesome.
@thinkkaz@JoshNorris He has been able to see over the line his entire career. If you look at the spray chart of his passes, a fair amount have been over the middle. This indicates that he has visibility and can thus see over the line.
I understand your point but dont think it's accurate.
@josephperson Real solid deal for the Panthers. This is likely above his market value but his value as a surehanded WR can’t really be overstated. There were some games he was the only viable option.
TMac looks to be that possession receiver and Coker is looking like he’ll take the next step
@scottmelker Scott, if people wanted to help and provide balanced opinions/facts like you did with your GrokAI experiment just a bit ago, how do we help?
@BrockKing32@newschool740@FlynnCB@realDonaldTrump No need for insults, but you're saying that Russia wanted to join the Alliance against Russia? That's like an Eagles fan saying they want to join the Cowboys fan club that actively excludes Eagles fans.
@newschool740@FlynnCB@realDonaldTrump They have access to the Baltic Sea except during the coldest winter months and they had access to the Black Sea already where they could pass through the Istanbul Strait. Commercial vessels are allowed now and have always been. Warships are not, during wartime.
@BrockKing32@newschool740@FlynnCB@realDonaldTrump NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) was initially formed in 1949 as a collective defense alliance to counter the growing threat of the Soviet Union and the expansion of communism in Europe after World War II. Why would we accept Russia into NATO?
@RRiotReport Burns still has a 5th year option left, and is younger but they're both somewhat equal as far as production goes. Burns should have had double digit sacks from the beginning but has trouble finishing.
I would say at least a 2023 1st and 2nd if not a 2023 and 2024 1st.
@johnschnater @GodKbsJets60@FieldYates Maybe not, because Adams was going to be an UFA in 2023. Whereas DJ Moore received an extension for 20mil a year until through 2025. That's actually a good deal for a top WR. So based off of that, I could see a 1st and a 3rd.
@novasandler @DaneBrooks8@AndrewYang Noah, I hear what you're saying as you're siding with experience. But maybe, just maybe, another option besides Republican and Democrat may help us in the future. You say that the system is complex but don't factor that into the legislation itself? Two options isn't enough.
@breedsomebees @novasandler @AndrewYang I believe the point of it is that the Fwd Party is looking to support candidates that think logically and don't always vote the party line. There are some foundational ideas that they support but it gives Fwd Party candidates flexibility.
@novasandler @AndrewYang I don't think he gives a shit and probably shouldn't. Democrats and Republicans only give us two choices. If one party takes a stance, the other automatically opposes it. This isn't legislative diligence, it's tribalism.