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I mean by the end of last year, Montgomery was clearly RB2. Pacheco a solid backup pick. I was assuming we'd get our backup in the 4th / 5th round so this is an upgrade over that line of thinking, at least for the next year.

End of the work day and catching up on the Lions news. OL doesn't look as worrying as it did just yesterday. Figured i'd take that news and go play with a mock draft, with some trades I got: 25 - Emmanual McNeil-Warren - S 50 - Blake Miller - OT 57 - Gabe Jacas - Edge 63 - Keionte Scott - CB 115 - Michael Washington Jr. - RB 157 - Sam Roush - TE 205 - Cole Payton - QB 213 - Reggie Virgil - WR Picked up New England's 2027 3rd round pick too. I would be happy with it, but I also don't truly understand how players from one scheme match up / play in another scheme, so who knows. Figured I'd post it so I can come back after the draft and see if I got at least close on one of my picks.

So who's printing off the 'Trump did that' stickers for all the gas pumps?

One potential large difference is that while 1/2 the population is fine with the leader of their party siphoning off money from tax payers whenever he can, they aren't fine with his underlings doing it (unless they are named Trump at least). I was surprised how much pushback she got from republican senators in her hearing regarding no bid contracts or contracts to questionable entities. I hope Mullin's noticed that and chooses not to be a crook too.

2FA on email addresses is a must if you're like most people and use email or SMS (text) for your 2FA. For any personal, health, or financial information app/website where you have an account even if don't have 2FA, at least check what methods can be used to verify you. It's possible you have some old phone numbers or email addresses you forgot about still attached. Many people think the words like 'backdoor' refers to some designed hole in the software that lets an attacker access without being seen. While those are legitimate, often 'backdoors' are simply old phone numbers and email addresses that attackers realize aren't in use anymore, but find in leaked data. Then they have all the time in the world trying to gain access to those without anyone noticing. And while Iran might be looking to step up some attacks, that just makes China delighted that the spotlight on them might fade or point elsewhere for a bit. I don't think people truly realize how much China already has infiltrated enterprise and government networks within the United States, probably mostly due to the fact that they aren't infiltrating to cause pain (at least right now) but rather they just keep on trying to dig deeper and learn how we handle it. In short, use this opportunity Edman is pointing out to lower your attack surface, but understand the risk will remain even after this Iran situation cools down.

From a few years ago, but this was just released recently. May not be everyone's cup of tea, but if you don't like the music, stick around for Joey's mini standup shows between songs.

Part of me wants to say I'm a republican still. I feel like the party moved, not me, so why should I have to classify as something different? But I'm sure that's not completely true anymore. Not sure if I've moderated or if I still fall under classical liberalism.

Absolutely agree with you and I don't want to see Montgomery elsewhere either, but we currently have a gluttony at RB, so from Montgomery's perspective alone, I understand if he wants a deal to protect his family financially. We'll lose our advantage at RB, but if we focus on the offensive line we might still have a solid rushing offense and be able to focus on other areas we can take advantage in.

She knows how to play him.

Dude, I get the dude is an asshat. All I was simply objecting to was this specific statement from you. The FBI is not an American domestic only law enforcement agency. If Patel is not getting daily briefs on security involving the Olympics over the past several weeks, that would be an impeachable offense and far outweigh this silly beer guzzling embarrassment in the locker room.

Yup, I'm not saying they are equal. Just wanted to correct the statement that the FBI only works domestic issues. The vast majority of what they do is domestic, but they absolutely are involved in international affairs and protecting US citizens at a high profile event would definitely be one of them. But 100% there was zero "need" for the director to be there.

Absolutely agree. Only reason he wouldn't have been fired in my administration is because he would have never been allowed to sniff around DC if I was in charge to begin with.

You're probably right about Kash just wanting to be there for the game, but the FBI absolutely has a role outside of the US and Mueller was in Greece ahead of the last Olympics there to consult on security preparations. If something happened to US athletes while in Italy, Kash absolutely would have been partially responsible. All that said, you're absolutely right. He wanted to be there for the Olympics, just like Whitmer.

Qanon was the initial basis for the Esptein fodder we see today. I don't see you denouncing every leak that involves Trump with 'are we really going to side with Qanon?' Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

To be fair Tigerholic, as a conservative, you do see a difference though, right?