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I didn't say or advocate for trading up to draft the first QB in this draft. As a matter of fact I would love nothing more than be able to see the Browns stand pat and have a QB they have targeted fall to them. I think what we have here is a miscommunication and that may be my fault.

Let's use Mahommes as an example from your list. First let's look at my actual quote.....


Now let me ask you, do you think KC saw Mahommes as "whoever is left" or do you believe he was a target of theirs all along?

You see there are many variables none of us know. As of now, even though we can take it all with grain of salt, there are three QB's considered in the top tier of QB prospects this year. I have no idea how the Browns view those three QB's. They may see all three of them being fairly equal and being potential franchise QB's. In that case they may be able to sit right where they are at and get a QB. They may only see two of them having that potential which may mean a slight trade up or still stand pat in the draft.

But I think that KC was not being foolish by drafting Mahommes at #10 because they saw him as a "who ever is left".

And I don't want the Browns to put in "who ever is left" position either. I would venture to guess that almost all, if not all of the QB's on your list were targets of the team who drafted them. That in each of those situations they saw those QB's as having a high potential of being their franchise QB. I don't think they saw them as "who ever if left"

And that's the exact same situation I want to see the Browns take advantage of in this upcoming draft. Whoever they draft at QB I want it to be a QB they see as a top QB.

That may not be the first QB taken. Hell, it may not even be the second QB taken. It just has to be "their guy". What it can't be is "who ever is left".

I hope that helps to clear things up.

What are the 5 most processed foods to avoid?
AI Overview
The five most processed foods to avoid are sugary drinks, processed meats, packaged snacks, sugary breakfast cereals, and frozen/fast foods. These items are often high in sugar, salt, unhealthy fats, and additives, with minimal nutritional value.
1. Sugary drinks
Examples: Sodas, energy drinks, sweetened coffee and tea.
Why to avoid: High in added sugar and empty calories, with no real nutritional value.
2. Processed meats
Examples: Hot dogs, sausages, bacon, ham, and deli meats.
Why to avoid: Often contain high levels of sodium and preservatives like nitrates and nitrites.
3. Packaged snacks
Examples: Potato chips, cookies, crackers, and pretzels.
Why to avoid: Typically made with refined flours, salt, and additives to increase shelf life and flavor.
4. Sugary breakfast cereals
Examples: Most cereals marketed to children.
Why to avoid: Usually high in sugar, refined grains, and artificial colors, while being low in fiber and protein.
5. Frozen/fast foods
Examples: Frozen pizzas, chicken nuggets, and fast food burgers.
Why to avoid: Loaded with unhealthy fats, processed carbs, and a wide array of artificial ingredients.

Sadly, we rarely do. And notice I didn’t use purple font.

Pipe bomb suspect told FBI he believed 2020 election conspiracy theories

The suspect has been cooperating with the FBI, according to sources, and is expected to make his first court appearance on Friday.

WASHINGTON — The man charged with planting two pipe bombs near the Democratic and Republican party headquarters on the eve of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol told the FBI he believed conspiracy theories about the 2020 election, according to two people familiar with the matter.

Brian Cole Jr., 30, is cooperating with the FBI, NBC News has reported, citing a separate person familiar with the matter. Cole is expected to make his first court appearance on Friday. He was charged Thursday with leaving pipe bombs outside the Republican National Committee and Democratic National Committee in the hours before Donald Trump supporters stormed the U.S. Capitol.

Trump has falsely claimed the 2020 election was "rigged."

Cole was charged with transporting an explosive device and attempted malicious destruction by means of explosive materials, according to charging documents. The FBI has not publicly cited a motive.

The suspect appeared in federal court for the first time since his arrest on Friday, wearing a prison jumpsuit.

Cole, who vowed to answer all questions asked honestly, told the judge he graduated from high school and hadn’t had any alcohol or drugs that would impact his ability to understand what was happening. He added that he did not need a court-appointed attorney and hired his own. His attorney, John Shoreman, did not immediately return a request for comment.

Cole spoke to the government for "more than four hours" yesterday, the government said, before the brief hearing concluded.

The pipe bombs he's accused of planting were found the day of the Jan. 6 riot, though investigators have said they were place near the RNC and DNC on Jan. 5.

Trump received about 74 million votes nationally in 2020, while Joe Biden received roughly 81 million.

Trump's claims about the 2020 election were part of former Special Counsel Jack Smith's investigation into his efforts to overturn the results. In his final report on the investigation, Smith said that Trump "inspired his supporters to commit acts of physical violence" by spreading "demonstrably and, in many cases, obviously false" claims about the 2020 election. Trump has publicly maintained that he believed he won the election.

The criminal case against Trump in connection with the Jan. 6 attack was dropped after he was elected in 2024, but Smith said that "but for Mr. Trump’s election and imminent return to the Presidency, the Office assessed that the admissible evidence was sufficient to obtain and sustain a conviction at trial."

Smith recently said he wanted to publicly testify about his investigation, but House Republicans rejected his request, instead planning to interview him behind closed doors on Dec. 17.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/ju...-election-conspiracy-theories-rcna247544

This is what a troll does. Trashes people they don't even read. Only a coward would trash someone they have on ignore. You want to spread your trash while refusing to hear anyone but your own echo. Disgusting.

Lousy mix and attitude losses. Ditch all the resting. They haven't been fun to watch, and their D is not good enough. Wish we had kept our Super Sub.

Thanks Bud.

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I like that answer.....

What is so hilarious about it all is it sounds like something a 12 year old would say. They've had since trump came down that escalator to come up with something more creative but they simply aren't capable of it. And it's obvious they aren't paying attention. If they looked at trump's Truth Social account and listened to what he says they would realize how much he mentions Biden. He's obsessed with hm. If they really insist on using such childish BS they should be saying BDS. But it's become quite typical that every accusation they launch just turns out to be an admission of what trump is doing.

Thanks Pit.

I don’t miss reading the truth social-ish cult postings here in little 4chan Q-landia. The absurdity of those still backing trump borders on insanity… I feel for you lost souls when reality finally comes crashing in.

Russia-gate? Hoax? Lmao… Hopefully everyone can plainly see Putin has something on TRUMP. Hell he just used Chat GPT to translate Putin’s demands into his Ukrainian Peace Plan and delivered them without edit… he could not be more wholly owned if Putin walked him around nude on a leash like a dog.

If it’s filthy rich, disgustingly corrupt, white committed race based crime, or rapey pedo-ish Trump wants to pardon it because he sees himself there…

Remember when he pissed off a mob and had them storm the capitol bldg to “Hang Mike Pence” and “Hang Nancy Pelosi” ? He was guilty of incitement then too.

Federal authorities made their first arrest Thursday in connection with two pipe bombs that were planted outside the Democratic National Committee and Republican National Committee headquarters on the eve of the Capitol riot on Jan. 6, 2021, according to sources familiar with the matter.

The arrest marks a major step forward in a case that has vexed the FBI for nearly five years. The suspect is expected to be charged in federal court in Washington, D.C., on Thursday, according to an FBI source.

The pipe bombs were placed outside DNC and RNC headquarters on the evening of Jan. 5, federal investigators have said. The devices — made out of 1x8-inch pipes, kitchen timers and homemade black powder — did not detonate, but the FBI has called them viable and warned they could have killed or injured people.

The bombs were not discovered until the afternoon of Jan. 6, as police in the area were overwhelmed by rioting at the Capitol building nearby. Former Vice President Kamala Harris, who was the vice president-elect at the time, was evacuated from the DNC headquarters shortly after the devices were found.

Over the subsequent months and years, federal law enforcement scoured the country for alleged Capitol riot participants, tracking down and charging more than 1,500 people.

But the pipe bomb case had remained a lingering mystery amid the events of that week. The FBI had not made an arrest or identified a suspect before Thursday, though it has periodically released footage of a potential suspect — grainy security camera images of a shadowy figure in a hoodie — and offered $500,000 for information.

In May, Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino said on X the pipe bomb investigation was one of several unsolved cases that had drawn "additional resources and investigative attention." He said he had received weekly briefings on the case and the FBI was "making progress."

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/pipe-bomb-suspect-arrest/

I'm sure there will be a lot more information forth coming as this situation unfolds.

Unfortunately, there is no one magic formula that always works. What worked one time might not work the next time. You have to try to work with what's available and constantly adapt to changing circumstances. Sometimes what's available isn't good enough. Sometimes athletes get hurt by the constant mashing each other. There's not some set in stone checklist one can follow to guarantee everything works out perfectly every time.

Not every team can have an MVP caliber QB. 32 of those guys don't all exist in their prime at the same time. Without one, it's an uphill battle.

That is all I hope for.

Once the draft order is known. That is when I am going to do a deep dive into film study on the top five guys.

I feel pretty good about Moore, Mendoza and Simpson. All three show good qualities.

WASHINGTON—Calling it “maybe the greatest honor in the world, quite frankly,” Donald J. Trump said on Wednesday that the International Criminal Court in The Hague has invited him to receive an award.

“They said it was in response to things I’ve done as president,” Trump told reporters. “It will probably be some kind of medal or maybe a gleaming gold trophy.”

Trump revealed that he will not be The Hague’s sole honoree, noting, “They also invited Pete. They said he deserves special recognition.”

Calling The Hague invitation “much better than a stupid Nobel,” Trump quipped, “They never invited Obama!”

Andy Borowitz

I will add I probably keep Bitonio as a legacy player

Oh yeah….and Biden……pffft

Money, money, moonney. Follow it and we will be enlightened.

Really another DPOTY for MG coming up!

I've been following Kangaroo Black for a few years now. I'm not a bama fan, but he is one entertaining guy who isn't afraid tell it like it is. As you can tell, he also hates Xichigan.

I totally understand.