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December 30th, Lebron and Tiger.

Pretty sure they're on a self imposed ban and won't be attending the conference or ncaa tournament.

The weather got pretty serious pretty quickly in NKY. Seems it started in Florence around 230-3 and then by 4 the roads were completely covered and pretty dangerous. I saw multiple cars slide off the road on my 10 minute drive home from work.

To give you my honest opinion, I'd say 50/50.

I watched it for the first time 6 months ago or so and felt the exact same way.

Minor league contract with the Braves.

Supposedly the Reds asked for Gleyber Torres and others for Castillo. Yankees said no.

I think Brees will retire no matter the outcome from here on out.

I just want to see a good game here. I'd never bet against Mahomes, but man when the Browns are playing well they're fun to watch. I think the Chiefs will win comfortably.

Personally I think the Bucs have more overall talent. But Sean Payton is a much better coach so I give them the slight edge in this game. But man I wish the Saints could have a packed house for this one.

I think the Bills win. Probably a close game, Jackson has never played in the snow before. Might be something that'll affect him especially throwing the ball. I just think the Bills are overall the better team.

Rams D is legit. But their offense is meh no matter who the QB is. I think the Packers win comfortably.

Absolutely mind boggling to me that it still has to be explained like this. What is common sense for some, is just not comprehensible for others.

He would, but if you would have known that when he was in HS, then you have probably chose the wrong career path. Much easier to say he'd look good now after watching him put up 18 8 and 8.

It's hard to wrap my mind around the fact that they only won by 3 points with so few turnovers.

No Smith?

Alabama Mac Jones 58

Yea I get it, it's all about what you do with the pick. But the odds of getting a better player at 3 are higher than at 6. But I want them to have pick 3, because they're more likely to be offered a ransom for that pick than they would at 6. I'd rather them have the opportunity to draft 3-4 quality players, than 1 potential star player. It's a crap shoot, I get it, but the probability is higher for the Bengals if they have 1 higher pick, or multiple other round picks. 3>6 16, 48, 108, possible high round pick in 2022>6 (just a random example of a possible offer they could receive for a QB needy team) I'm not complaining about them losing, I just feel more confident that they'll be better in the future with a higher draft pick. It's not just in the first round either, I feel more confident that they could draft a better player at 35 than at 38. Can they win their last 3 games and still draft better players in the 6th position of each round? Absolutely, I get it, I understand how it works. I just feel personally more confident with a higher pick. Does it matter how I feel to anyone besides myself? Not at all. Does this mean I don't deserve to root for the Bengals? Not at all.

In 2008 the New York Jets won their final regular season game, this caused them to fall from 3rd in the draft to 6th. The 3rd pick that year, Matt Ryan. The 6th pick that year, Vernon Gholston. I understand the need to "learn how to win". But man I hope this doesn't hurt them in the long run.

Notre Dame Ohio State

Why is it a "must needed road win"? Win this game and you go from the 3rd pick in the draft to possibly the 7th pick depending on how the tiebreakers play out. No thanks to that. Go Houston.

Incredible show. I'm not the biggest Star Wars fan, I like it I just don't go crazy like some others. But this show became must watch for me every week.

Sarcasm was the play on Snottie's post I'm assuming.

Famous Amos.