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-3000? Lol come on now . Off by a zero

It was pretty clear to those who followed the race that Biden was going to make up ground the following day from underreporting in urban areas + mail in. Trump was going to have a lead, but question was how big of a buffer

Not big enough
I'm telling you it was

I checked sites for 2hrs

There's no way a lead like that went poof

So too many things have been brought to light since
 

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LOL.

What you stated is obviously not true. But lets play devil's advocate and say he did FORCE the hand of owner and gm(lol).

He delivered a SUPER BOWL CHAMPIONSHIP. It was well worth any price they might pay for the next few seasons.
Seasons the soft lazy millennial is said to want no part of.

"doesn't want the hard work" of a rebuild he's responsible for LOL

Payton, Harbaugh, Tomlin, Vrabel, Belichick (the GOAT), Andy Reid, Shanahan, Caroll..

You represent your lazy entitled generation well, crude.
 

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Not sure if you were up that night at 12-1am, but did you know that he was so far ahead, sports books had him like -3000 or more?
Did you and BAS really never noticed that HUGE election thread I had going in here in 2020.

I really can't understand that...haha
 

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I had about 20k riding on it---so followed every step.

Biden was also crushing Trump in Texas early on, why?

Go read what Trump attorneys did in certain states to force same days to be counted before mail-ins.

Biden was crushing in Texas because Texas was allowed to count mail-ins first. Then same days got counted and Trump won easily.

Trump winning those states(if you can call it winning, its like saying you are close to winning on a scratch off ticket or a wwe event) was because they were forced to count same days first...

Basically like betting an under in basketball and then saying "can't believe i lost i was up by 240 points."
I can always tell the difference between people that think inside a closet versus those who think outside the box

People have always done shady things

How many times have you seen or heard on the news or in real life someone has done something you never would have imagined

People call it conspiracy theories

Conspiracy should be canceled and a dead word these days because there's no such thing

Today there is more twisted things going on from people than ever

You HAVE to think outside the box on everything
 

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I'm telling you it was

I checked sites for 2hrs

There's no way a lead like that went poof

So too many things have been brought to light since
Those books still in business?

I was up past midnight PST and Trump was like -200 to -300 at the mainstream ones, pretty much all the way around. Even that was absurd value towards Biden
 

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I can always tell the difference between people that think inside a closet versus those who think outside the box

People have always done shady things

How many times have you seen or heard on the news or in real life someone has done something you never would have imagined

People call it conspiracy theories

Conspiracy should be canceled and a dead word these days because there's no such thing

Today there is more twisted things going on from people than ever

You HAVE to think outside the box on everything
I don't even get what your point is here?

also "always" is a strong word.
 

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Did you and BAS really never noticed that HUGE election thread I had going in here in 2020.

I really can't understand that...haha
Your "huge thread" proved nothing except that you made a profit off a RIGGED system. I lost track the number of times you tried to sucker me into those bets. Although I also gave you plenty of warning(s) GA Senate run-offs were equally RIGGED, and you refused to listen. Oh well..

So big congratulations profiteering off fraud!

I, on the other hand, won't stop until justice is done!
 

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Those books still in business?

I was up past midnight PST and Trump was like -200 to -300 at the mainstream ones, pretty much all the way around. Even that was absurd value towards Biden
So season ended Sunday.

It's now Wed and you still haven't paid off your $500 losing bet to another poster.

mommy and daddy making you do lawn work for a week before they give you the funds?

You're pathetic. Asking for 1k from another poster 2 weeks before season even ends and now not paying your debt. Nice job dweeb.
 
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I used Tomlin and Belichick as earlier examples - guys who grind through the peaks and valleys over the years no matter what.

You brought up Sean Payton, so let's briefly compare McVay to Payton. Although Payton did enjoy 15 good years with the Saints, he also didn't put a gun to the owner's head and demand they trade an infinite number of picks for...Matthew Stafford, who may not even be their starter next season. :rolleyes:

Don't forget, Goff got the Rams to the SB and won a game with a broken thumb when he shouldn't have even been on the field...yet McVay laid all the blame on Goff and ran him out of town. So much for taking responsibility - typical millennial! So the Rams did what Millennial McVay demanded (otherwise, the soft crybaby may have even walked back then) and now look at them. Probably will have to trade some of their core players just to recoup some of that draft capital. Either way, they're going to suck for a while.

Now comes the word Millennial McVay is said to not want to accept the "hard work" that goes into a rebuild - a rebuild HE is responsible for! After all, there's nothing to rebuild, the cupboard is empty - no picks! He just wants to slide into another cozy position with a contender - all the glitz and glamor without the hard work that goes into building a winner.

That's how I see it..
Its a new era of football where coaches under 40 get hired as "friends" to the players rather than the old school disciplinarian.

Just my opinion, i'm sure McVay had told management several times that he didnt think Goff was the guy and that he was a QB away from a super bowl championship. Just look at how Bill B and Flores shut Goff down in the super bowl.

I dont think the rams minded giving up draft picks for both Jalen Ramsey and Stafford as they were in "win now". Seems like more teams are giving up future draft picks. Just look at this years draft coming up where (without looking) i believe 3 top 10 picks in this draft have been traded (lions/seahawks/eagles) by teams that tried the "win now" approach.

Mcvay succeeded as coach but not wants to do something else. If you the company you worked for was going to be crappier for the next few years and you knew something better was out there, wouldnt you leave? Even if you told your boss 2 years ago that "you better raise my salary by xxx or i quit"

Not sure how many established NFL coaches want to go to "full blown rebuild". Its one thing if you expect your team to have "down year" for the next season or 2 but with something that could take a few years, it wouldnt be worth my energy either.
 

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Its just funny. He forced a move that lead to them winning the super bowl.

Yet that is some how a negative. Lol
 

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Your "huge thread" proved nothing except that you made a profit off a RIGGED system. I lost track the number of times you tried to sucker me into those bets. Although I also gave you plenty of warning(s) GA Senate run-offs were equally RIGGED, and you refused to listen. Oh well..

So big congratulations profiteering off fraud!

I, on the other hand, won't stop until justice is done!
I am not trying to prove anything.

He basically asked me if I followed the election. Which is pretty obvious I did if he ever saw that thread.

I remember when BAS came in and said "he never noticed it."

I am just genuinely curious.
 

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The luster was off The Goof after '19-20 when he struggled and Rams had a team ready to win now. Deal was a no brainer. Stafford also played at a very high level in the playoffs and it is presumptuous to think Goff could do that. You compare his '21 play to Goff from '19-20 it isn't close. You think Kupp became the best WR in the NFL precisely after they made that deal and it had nothing to do with a QB upgrade?

I doubt McVay did much arm twisting to get that deal done, that's just some ESPN narrative stuff.

They gave up 2 first round picks, not 12. People act like they gotta file bankruptcy now....Umm nah, they're just in the same boat as 15 other NFL teams, who cares? Their owner is worth 15 billion, he's good. Don't worry so much.
 

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Its just funny. He forced a move that lead to them winning the super bowl.

Yet that is some how a negative. Lol
"He won a Super Bowl and now he's facing a multi-year rebuild that he just doesn't want to be apart of..."

I don't see Pete Caroll whining like this. Hell, Andy Reid did nothing but win long before Mahomes slotted perfectly into his system.

Buyer beware - Millennial McVay is not a good coach. Yes, he won a SB in the weakest NFC in years (your point) on a stacked team (PatsFan's point)...

I'm hoping he lands in Dallas after the Cowboys shit the bed yet again. He's the perfect fit for a team loaded with divas.
 

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"He won a Super Bowl and now he's facing a multi-year rebuild that he just doesn't want to be apart of..."

I don't see Pete Caroll whining like this. Hell, Andy Reid did nothing but win long before Mahomes slotted perfectly into his system.

Buyer beware - Millennial McVay is not a good coach. Yes, he won a SB in the weakest NFC in years (your point) on a stacked team (PatsFan's point)...

I'm hoping he lands in Dallas after the Cowboys shit the bed yet again. He's perfect for a team loaded with divas.
I said the NFC was weak this year not last.
 

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I don't even get what your point is here?

also "always" is a strong word.
It's very clear lol

Meaning the majority of people live their life in a bubble and only think and live their normal daily routine

If something surprising happens, they accept it for what it is and just say "oh wow"

But there are always people doing twisted things that others would not imagine they would ever do

The employee stealing from the company and doing it brilliantly

The neighbor who is a great churchgoing guy loved by the community, but is a child predator

The politician who has a great reputation, but was a compulsive gambler

Governments taking ppl out

It goes on and on that's just examples

And people are doing more twisted things than ever now

It means you have to always be thinking outside the box, expect, and be prepared for the unexpected

The phrase conspiracy theory is just an easy out or cop out for most, or they simply aren't bright enough to think deeper

If something suspicious happen, the odds are there's a lot more behind it
 

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Dallas ain't loaded. They have a slightly above average qb that is paid as an elite qb.

Every year that team is going to slope down when they have to keep moving players(who rise in salary) to keep the team under the cap.

That team has very little chance at a super bowl with Dak and that cap hit in the picture.
 

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NFC wasn't weak last year, Crude was referring to this year with GB/TB/LAR falling off.

But the Rams ran good to face the Bucs without Godwin/Wirfs and then SF beating GB so they didn't have to go to Lambeau (where they got smoked earlier in the year) Then didn't have to play the top 2 AFC teams where they would've been +2.5-3ish in the SB instead of -3.5.

But you know what we call that? Football, shit happens. Most teams run good to get the chip. Best you can do is put yourself in a position to get a bite of the apple.
 
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It's very clear lol

Meaning the majority of people live their life in a bubble and only think and live their normal daily routine

If something surprising happens, they accept it for what it is and just say "oh wow"

But there are always people doing twisted things that others would not imagine they would ever do

The employee stealing from the company and doing it brilliantly

The neighbor who is a great churchgoing guy loved by the community, but is a child predator

The politician who has a great reputation, but was a compulsive gambler

Governments taking ppl out

It goes on and on that's just examples

And people are doing more twisted things than ever now

It means you have to always be thinking outside the box, expect, and be prepared for the unexpected

The phrase conspiracy theory is just an easy out or cop out for most

If something suspicious happen, the odds are there's a lot more behind it
What does this have to do with Sean McVay quitting?
 

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There are pros/cons to coaching in LA. Probably nice that no one gives a shit if you lose but also pretty bizarre situation where you gotta use a silent count at a home playoff game. It is a weird setup compared to every other NFL situation.
 

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It's very clear lol

Meaning the majority of people live their life in a bubble and only think and live their normal daily routine

If something surprising happens, they accept it for what it is and just say "oh wow"

But there are always people doing twisted things that others would not imagine they would ever do

The employee stealing from the company and doing it brilliantly

The neighbor who is a great churchgoing guy Love by the community, but is a child predator

The politician who has a great reputation, but was a compulsive gambler

Governments taking ppl out

It goes on and on that's just examples

And people are doing more twisted things than ever now

It means you have to always be thinking outside the box, expect, and be prepared for the unexpected
This sounds an awful lot like on surveys when they ask you if you believe you have above average intelligence and I believe the number who responded yes is around 70 percent.

Meaning there is a large percent of people who have even below average intelligence that think they have above average...

But to your point---if you think this happened and with the amount of people that needed to be involved and the number of people that would risk their lavish lives all over Trump and 4 years----well then u must really believe Trump is as important and powerful as he believs he is...

Beyond amazing everyone kept their mouth shut also

Also I am guessing you believe 9/11 was an inside job.

The only split i see from Trump and 9/11 is only a percentage of you believe Newton was a hoax.
 

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