@charlierybak Again why is it anyone but the developers responsibility to come up with the plan?? City shouldn’t have accepted it as it was, sure. But it’s not on the city to DEVELOP the plan
We can do better than selling our souls to the lowest bidder
@charlierybak Ok sure but maybe something as decisive as data centers should have come with an actual plan with contingent commitments from vendors to fill the “mixed use” space to show they were serious instead of just maybes and hopefullys. Actions>words and all they gave was words
@charlierybak@TheodenKing58@francophilll Why is it exclusively on the community to tell the developers what to do and not their fault for having no real plan with any community input then being surprised when the community didn’t like it?! Isn’t it their job to impress us, not the other way?
@wendellfp Caleb wanted him to drift toward the endzone. Route was a post that took Loveland into the safety. Throw seemed like what he wanted, just not quite on the same page as the 2nd year TE.
Type of play that if it works twitter explodes wondering how Loveland was so open
@LateRoundQB@LombardiHimself Not even just we know teams make bad picks all the time. We also know teams lie after the draft annually to make their picks sound better or make it seem like “that’s who we wanted all along”. Like maybe the 9ers know something we don’t. More likely just justification
@mplszinnia@JC_RichardsUSA@DanGreenMN Ya that’s the problem. They patrol areas that don’t need it instead of the ones that do.
I asked MPD if there’s this concentration anywhere else in Minneapolis and the parks chief mentioned Burnsville. Like cool man. Don’t care about the bubs???? MPD a joke
@mplszinnia@JC_RichardsUSA@DanGreenMN Admittedly I think there’s some overreaction in my building for sure. We live next to one of the busiest parks in the city. Shits gonna happen. Was more commentary on MPD not caring or policing the areas it acknowledges are more volatile at times
@JC_RichardsUSA@DanGreenMN It is a wonderful neighborhood! 2nd time I’ve lived here. But ever city has their thing at 2:30am. We’d just like it to stop. Like a game of whack-a-mole and you know where the mole is coming next but the city doesn’t care
@mplszinnia@taylr I didn’t. But also people were shooting fireworks at cars and finding casings in the grass in front of the building. So ya. People in my building did
@taylr Ironically my building literally asked MPD and Parks to park a squad car on Main st by Stone Arch Bridge overnight given recent gatherings/fireworks/gunshots every night for the last few weeks and they looked us dead in the eye and said “nah, just call 911 instead”
@startkyIeorton Wasn’t like the entire knock on Daniels for the draft was his size/build with durability questions? Then seemingly everyone forgot about that with his rookie year only for it to play out exactly as expected in Y2.
@ToddFuhrman@TravisRockhold Imo it’s more the spirit of the rule when originally made. In soccer, it was to eliminate a clear advantage by being yards ahead of the closest defender, not the tip of a shoe, and with a moving target no less. In the NFL, there’s clear static line to say in/out
@BShulkes These drafts are baseline for acceptable drafting imo
Day 1 pick is a blue chipper
Majority of day 2 picks are good to useful players
You found some useful guys/spot starters on day 3 both years.
Nothing flashy, just doing what’s supposed to happen