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  • in reply to: quinn in 2017? #66421
    JackPMiller
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    If he can’t stay healthy, we will need to look for pass rushers in 2018.

    in reply to: NCAA Brackets #66390
    JackPMiller
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    This years tournament is boring. No major upsets. I even tried to pick some. Like picking Bucknell, ETSU, Nevada, Kansas State, FGCU, and Marquette. Only Middle Tennessee won for me. Dang. This sux.

    JackPMiller
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    Just saw the Bills matched Groy.

    in reply to: SNOWPACALYPSE!!!!!! #66274
    JackPMiller
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    This is all a government cover up. I blame Trump. These republicans just won’t stop. Damn them. This would not happen if Obama was in office. šŸ˜šŸ˜šŸ˜šŸ˜

    JackPMiller
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    Yes, we signed him to a two year deal, but how much is the deal? $2 million per year. The Bills may resign him.

    JackPMiller
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    I have to say that Iā€™m really impressed with what the Rams have done in free agency so far. I hope they get this center signed. But they are set up pretty well for the draft if they can get that done.

    My only concern about the offensive line is the right side. Iā€™m not sure about Havenstein at guard and Robinson at RT. Iā€™m not sure that shouldnā€™t be reversed, but weā€™ll see. Iā€™m sure theyā€™ll sort that out during pre-season.

    We have camp and preseason. I believe things could change.

    in reply to: NCAA Brackets #66243
    JackPMiller
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    WVU
    Kansas
    Villanova
    North Carolina

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    Your national championship and champion?

    I know you will not be happy. I have Bucknell beating WVU in the 1st round. Nana Fouland who is from Reading, PA. Has been huge for the Bison.

    in reply to: Rams sign QB Aaron Murray #66137
    JackPMiller
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    Encouraging team leader with a likeable personality. Leads by example. Serves well as the face of the program.

    Iā€™m not saying this is the main impetus behind this signing but according to Bonsignore, McVay puts a premium on players that have good character. Itā€™s something theyā€™ll be looking for in every player they consider acquiring.

    Sounds a lot like Case Keenum.

    JackPMiller
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    Now we need a Center and help on the DLine. Iā€™m assuming a Center or 3-4 DE will be picked with our 2nd round pick.

    i wonder if theyā€™d take mcdowell if he got to them. i also wonder how they rank kpassagnon.

    also maybe sanbagger gets his wish and elfein becomes a target with that second rounder.

    I’ve been pushing for Elflein as well. I want to build an OLine.

    JackPMiller
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    Now we need a Center and help on the DLine. I’m assuming a Center or 3-4 DE will be picked with our 2nd round pick.

    in reply to: TruJo on the block? #65991
    JackPMiller
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    Maybe a team is one of those teams that feels they needs a veteran CB to get them over the hump, and Tru is that guy. Also, is it possible that there is talk, the team may be sending a first round pick next year, not this year. So, the trade is Tru goes for a 2018 first round pick. Just a thought. I’d take that. Not a strong draft for LT.

    in reply to: Oh, I think Donald just made a fatal mistake #65915
    JackPMiller
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    Even then that would make Pence the president. Thatā€™s not much better. Unless Pence is implicated. If so that would make Paul Ryan the next in line, and he is unlikely to be implicated in this.

    Eventually, somehow it will get to me as President. But I believe you are ahead of me on that list, if correct, unless you bypass it or something, then it goes to WV, then Zooey, then me or some wackey order. But eventually the President will get to me.

    in reply to: Rams & receivers, both in free agency & the draft #65909
    JackPMiller
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    There are three WRs that I like, Artavious Scott of Clemson and Malachi Dupree and Travin Dorel of LSU. They are in this draft. After that, I’m not really sold on much. Juju Smith is too inconsistent in my book. Drops too many passes.

    in reply to: dino's soft tissue and muscles revealed with lasers #65895
    JackPMiller
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    There is this creature in Papua New Guinea called the Ropen, that supposedly looks a lot like a Pteradactal, a prehistoric flying creature.

    Jack, the Ropen is just legend, like the loch ness monster or the yeti.

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    ANTISCIENCE, BELIEF/SUPERSTITION, CRYPTOZOOLOGY, PSEUDOSCIENCE
    This just in: Pterosaurs are STILL dead, maybe even more so

    link: http://doubtfulnews.com/2014/11/this-just-in-pterosaurs-are-still-dead-maybe-even-more-so/

    Dr. Donald Prothero exposes the myth of the ropen, a pterosaur-like flying animal claimed to have been observed in Papua New Guinea. It has even been suggested it is a self-luminous creature. Itā€™s a story well-known to cryptozoologists (the same stories get recirculated repeatedly to make up for no new evidence to fill a book). Turns out, as in many cryptid tales, it falls apart when you dig into it. And thanks to one crankā€™s ridiculous Creationist ideas, and his spreading around the same story under pseudonyms, people actually believe this stuff.

    Fake Pterosaurs and Sock Puppets

    Virtually all discussion of the ropen comes from a single individual, Jonathan Whitcomb!

    Whitcomb admitted the deception in July, 2014. The book Searching for Ropens? Self-published by Whitcomb [sic]. Ropens.com is run by Whitcomb, as is LivePterosaur.com. Modern Pterosaur.com is supposedly written by someone named Norman Hungtingdon. ā€œWho is he? Itā€™s me, Jonathan David Whitcomb,ā€ he admitted. The site Dinosaurs and Pterosaurs Alive.com by Nathaniel Coleman? ā€œThatā€™s also me, and Iā€™m still Jonathan David Whitcomb.ā€ Several sites are maintained by Whitcomb under aliases. In short, itā€™s a classic case of a typically modern internet phenomenon, sock puppetry, where one individual floods the internet with material using different aliases and email accounts to escape detection (and spam filters). Eventually, it was spread so widely that two paranormal pseudo-documentaries were produced, Destination Truth (on SyFy) and Monster Quest (on the History Channel), all unwittingly based on the obsessions of one individual. Whitcomb admits to his rampant sock puppetry, and doesnā€™t seem ashamed of the deceptionā€¦

    Iā€™d guess Creationists are nice people but their tactics for deliberately deceiving people to undermine science are seriously deplorable.

    Whitcomb, who is not a scientist by any stretch but a Certified Court Videographer, believes the ropen is a Rhamphorhynchoid pterosaur based on the stories heā€™s collected. He has done the most to promote the reality of the ropen, self publishing two books on the topic including one that many science-lacking crypto-enthusiasts might see as ā€œauthoritativeā€ Searching for the Ropen as well as Live Pterosaurs in America. Obviously, ropens.com, complete with citations to books of the Bible, would be seen by those who want to know more about the creature they heard about inTimeā€™s Top 10 Famous Mystery monsters

    The truth is, nothing biologically resembles a ropen in real life. There are no existing pterosaurs ā€“ they absolutely went extinct tens of millions of years ago. There is no evidence for bioluminosity in birds, reptiles, or mammals (with the possible question about barn owls but not confirmed). And reports of pterosaurs (or ropens) have never been verified. As noted in this article, frigate birds in flight may resemble what we think a flying pterosaur looked like.

    Prothero notes that Wikipedia deleted its Ropen page since all cited sources are ā€œseemingly from the personal websites of the author of the vanity press Searching for Ropens and Finding God bookā€. The word ā€œcrankā€ was lavishly used which was appropriate (an eccentric person, especially one who is obsessed by a particular subject or theory). There is no evidence for the ropen, just legend.

    Shoddy scholarship, belief-based conclusions, terrible quality evidence, and propagation of errors is rampant in cryptozoology literature which makes the field deserving of the scientific scorn it gets.

    How about the 5 foot spiders roming around the jungles of Congo? Deep in the jungles though.

    in reply to: prospect interviews #65849
    JackPMiller
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    Would not mind if Jordan Morgan of The Kutztown University some how ends up in horns. Can never go against a Golden Bear

    I have heard him mentioned a couple of times by the talking heads. Caught my attention since reading your posts and, dare I say, cheerleading (no offense intended)

    Jordan Morgan is going to be plugged in at Guard. Morgan is considered too short to play LT in the NFL, but will probably be a LG in the NFL though. Still, can never go wrong grabbing a kid from The Kutztown University.

    in reply to: Goff getting outside coaching help + other things Goff #65784
    JackPMiller
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    I got a call from someone that said they were Jared Goff and asked if I could help with his throwing motion. I said OK. We are going to start working right between the OTAs, and training camp. Thought I could do my help.

    in reply to: prospect interviews #65781
    JackPMiller
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    I see a lot of tackles in that groupā€¦hmmm

    I didnā€™t see any centers and in the posted video McV mentioned Barnes by nameā€¦.seems like I have another year of griping about him ahead of me.

    Editā€¦I missed Fuller but I was expecting/hoping to see Elfein i guess.

    It is always hard to assume that the Rams have on that list, there will be other things like combines, pro days, game films, etc, from others that is not on the list that could get drafted, but expect a good percentage from the list to get picked though.

    Would not mind if Jordan Morgan of The Kutztown University some how ends up in horns. Can never go against a Golden Bear.

    in reply to: they're changing the helmets too #65738
    JackPMiller
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    What is winning so far is the one stripe on the pants and the white facemask on the helmet. I saw it on twitter.

    in reply to: dino's soft tissue and muscles revealed with lasers #65732
    JackPMiller
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    There is this creature in Papua New Guinea called the Ropen, that supposedly looks a lot like a Pteradactal, a prehistoric flying creature.

    in reply to: Trumpcare #65725
    JackPMiller
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    Now he basically is talking about what Obama wanted for Obamacare. As I mentioned, why not keep Onamacare, and amend stuff on it to make it better, which sounds like what Trump and the republicans should be doing. What is sad is you are repealing Onamacare and amending it, and calling it Trumpcare.

    in reply to: they're changing the helmets too #65723
    JackPMiller
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    People will vote on the facemask from what I hear.

    in reply to: Missed yall, missed the internet #65693
    JackPMiller
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    You missed a lot. You missed the discussion on if Bigfoot is an ET, the President of Iceland is considering banning pineapple on pizza, the best picture flub at the academy awards, then there is fight going on, between RemyMa and Nicki Minaj. Who’s side are you on? Nicki Minaj was posting tweets on Saturday calling RemyMa a hoe and such, while, later, RemyMa while performing on stage, she was multi-tasking, was tweeting to her, and doing a diss song as well. She was performing in my city. I had to miss the concert, do to I was in the hospital. It was a kidney stone.

    We almost forgot about we talked bringing back the Whole Rhinos. And Pteradactals live in Papua New Guinea. McVey is on the hot seat. šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ Just a rumor.

    in reply to: the hate crime shooting in kansas #65638
    JackPMiller
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    Welcome to Trump’s AmeriKKKa. The racist AmeriKKKa we are going to be seeing. Maybe not like our past history, but it will feel like it will at times.

    in reply to: can/should/will the Rams keep Tru? …some opinions #65630
    JackPMiller
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    I like Dez Lawerence with our first 4th rounder. Good size CB. Also, I believe we can sign Dre Kirkpatrick. Give him a 4 year $24 million $12 million guarantee, and he’ll come in and say how much he wanted to be a Ram. Money changes things.

    in reply to: ESPN: Rams need to replenish their secondary #65533
    JackPMiller
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    I believe we will be fine. We are not going to do all this building of a position in one year. I’m all for going for a CB like Dre Kirkpatrick in free agency, 4 years $24 million $12 million will do the trick I believe, then draft Dez Lawerence with our first 4th rounder, and we will be set at CB for awhile.

    in reply to: Gurley breaking ankles #65519
    JackPMiller
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    As well he should.

    As long as it is not our guys. We need it to be from the oppositions. We need our defenders to stay healthy. Just saying.

    in reply to: tanoh kpassagnon #65495
    JackPMiller
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    I want us to draft Pat Elflien C Ohio State with our 2nd round pick. That is my opinion.

    in reply to: Is Bigfoot an extraterrestrial visitor? #65444
    JackPMiller
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    in reply to: is everyone just shellshocked? #65385
    JackPMiller
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    I’m shell-shocked that I am responding to this thread. I think I need a drink. Maybe some lemonade or something, while I listen to Beyonce’s album Lemonade. Speaking of Trump, I’m shocked he is not deporting democrats, like me. I can see him signing that into law. If you don’t switch to republican, you will be deported. Jeesh. Trump and these executive orders. It is Donald Trump. Nothing surprises me with him.

    JackPMiller
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    It still would have been cool though, if it was possible. A T-Rex running down my street. The drug addicts would not know what to think.

    There are rumors pteradactals are still alive. Supposedly in Papua New Guinea, they have talked about these flying creatures. Even in the jungles of Congo. The same place that says giant spiders dwell. Of course, most of the jungle of Congo has never been checked, so who knows what is in there. I wouldn’t want to see a 5 ft. Spider if one existed.

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