Williams got pressure but he missed a lot of tackles - I think he graded out pretty poorly on PFF (for whatever that’s worth). I don’t really miss him much.

Funny that our fans used to argue the opposite - that players would get downgraded once they committed

Not to say we don’t miss Nash and Ty but I just don’t see how they’re world beaters when Nash is what, a practice squad guy at the next level? We could use a stout DT, but I really do think that’s leading us to wildly overvalue those two guys.

You strike me as someone who woulda optimistically said that the team was a play away from a win back in Frost’s 3-9 season. I’ve been told on here for years that the Win is all that matters - not moral victories or how we looked - we got a win.

This game was overall really concerning, but (1) special teams are better which made a big difference and (2) that’s a game we lose in each of the last like 6 years and we didn’t lose. So, win is a win

To be fair, a lot of people on RSS did *cheer* him on and ask him questions… it was a really odd time.

8-4 is like a 40 degree day

As an M&A lawyer, I couldn’t disagree more.

Anyone with kids should have a will IMO - smoother probate is in everyone’s interest

Honestly this is valid - I grew up in Omaha but was amazed coming back and seeing people, among other things, intentionally not let anyone in (speeding up to prevent it even), driving like assholes, etc. Chicago drivers might be way more aggressive but they’re at least courteous and...

I think they had 1 stars for like a year super early on and then they dropped them - super weird system overall

Yeah I don’t necessarily disagree there’s a bit more crime etc post COVID than before but it’s a city so the deal has always been to use common sense and pay attention. I’d still take some lines on the El at night (eg brown line) and others like the Red line have always been kinda sketchy...

It’s the city so anything is possible but that’s pretty safe area overall, I used to walk after dark regularly without much concern.

I think this is a more accurate description of the SEC of late - ESPN hypes up their teams so the SoS looks better and then any time they lose it gets blamed on their gauntlet of a schedule or their disinterest in playing for anything other than a championship.

Aaron Green was also a five star on Rivals up until like the very last update when he ended up a high four star