That seems impossible to measure, and being too spontaneous can be bad financially like quitting job after job.

Korean Forest Whitaker.

"I've probably lost more patients than he's ever treated."

Fans cheered. The Browns immediately scored their first TD of the game after he left. It's not every day you see an injury and that team's chances of winning improve dramatically.

I would never have known Harris worked at McDonalds, but Trump will not shut up about it.

What color is Hunter's laptop? No one knows. The legally blind Trump supporter who found it in his computer shop gave it Rudy Giuliani who gave it to the FBI. I've never seen Russia as a theory behind that.

It's because of racial biases between the different Hispanic groups. They hate Haitians too.

You're describing professional hits like governments do. Our shootings in this country are 99.9% by crazy lone gunmen.

The city offered $461 million out of $1.2 billion. Haslem's came back saything they want HALF of $2.4 billion! They want an extra $750 million from what the city has already offered.

This is how the Sonics left Seattle. These sides seem way way apart.

That might be the slowest run to the endzone I've ever seen.

You leaving off the weirdest part. They played Ave Maria twice, once for each time an audience member feinted. Then he requested it a 3rd time and specified he wanted the Pavarotti version this time.

If that was Tom Brady that's a forward pass.

The definition of stupidity is doing the same thing over and over again thinking it’ll result in a different outcome. McDermott coaching is just that.

That's a quote from Albert Einstein about insanity, but it's not the literal definition of insanity.

What ends up happening AFTER you fire the coach? If things aren't immediately fixed with the new coach, fingers get pointed and you start blaming specific players. Because they won't blame the new coach. Teams blow up over this all the time. You fire the HC and you usually start replacing key players too.

I guess I have a hard time saying it's the coach, they were a bad team before he arrived, they're good now. I would rather keep having success, even if it's probably not going to lead to a Superbowl, than try a mini-rebuild and retool. I think their chances are better by keeping things consistent and stable.

A different user commented on the post, pointing out Kofsky and writing, “that dude on the right behind him looks high on something lol.”

PsychoticMammal then agreed with the user, writing, “Haha I didn’t notice that guy before. His eyes are def buggin. Maybe snorted some ole white girl beforehand? I’m sure half of congress rails lines.”

I'm not really sure why Buffalo hasn't been able to break the glass ceiling and become a top team. They've been good for quite awhile, and the fans seem to be getting tired of it. The coach always feels like a scapegoat. It's easier to replace the coach than to replace the players. But you have to accept that there is like a 50/50 chance the team gets worse with a new coach. McDermott might be the thing holding them together.

When good teams get impatient like this, it's often a disaster. I'm reminded of college sports where a fanbase gets frustrated because the coach is such a great recruiter but is perceived at being bad at coaching. Tons of good but ultimately disappointing seasons isn't good enough for the fans. So they fire the coach, the team no longer recruits like it did, and becomes irrelevant.

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How much do they have to win for your standards? Would losing in the AFC Championship be good enough?

In the full version of his response to this question he says "Nobody died that day. Ashley Babbitt died that day."

Wilson was supposed to be the starter going into the season. They're 4-2 now and Fields has played like a competent backup. He kept the turnovers to a minimum, so they had a chance to win every game, but he was only okay. It's time to give the guy who was supposed to be the starter a shot. And you can always go back to Fields. If they end up benching Wilson you know that's the end of his career.

Even if he doesn't see the field again this year, Fields has played his way to being a backup in the NFL for many years to come.

Does he have a serious health condition? Very few people that size don't. And as a freshman he could still grow. He's already taller than most doors but he's very close to being taller than most ceilings.