OddlyShapedGinger

Yup. Presumably one in 2025 and '26. There's no buffer year like there is for players, because you don't have to figure out playing time for a formula.

(That's assuming he's hired before the draft, which 99% of HCs are, unless you have an unexpected scandal / death / retirement).

I mean... Their current headline is Two children killed and nine injured in knife attack at dance class in northern England

Two comp picks actually, (the year after he leaves and then the year after that, as well)

You can have both things.

D4 definitely had issues during S0/S1 that have since been ironed out. The devs have also embraced power creep, and the base game has become easier and getting to late game has become quicker every single season.

I make my own personal rankings of the first 9 rounds or so. (All starting skill positions, and then 1st backup RB/WR). I'll then compare my ranks to the site ADP and note if there is a difference of at least 10.

Players I'm significantly lower on, I emotionally prepare myself to never be able to draft. Players that I'm higher on, I slow down before drafting and consider gambling on and not taking for another round if applicable in the draft scenario

It's not even multiverse fuckery. Just comic books running dry on storylines.

Current storylines (past 4 years or so) have Mr. Freeze actually succeeding in curing her cancer. But, part of the cure was using the same treatments that turned him all blue and icy.

Edit: Before the current reboot, Freeze had saved her once before. But, in that comic run she got the power to control fire and reanimate the dead. So... Mrs. Freeze actually makes more sense than that.

I think that depends on when you draft. If you're drafting now? Yeah. Skip the K, and maybe even the DST, and stream them after the preseason dust/injuries/trades/hype have settled.

If you draft 2 days before opening kickoff like most of my procrasting League Commissioners, I usually try to draft Ks and Ds a round early just to get a reliable option early and eat the lost value in picking a bench player in R16 instead of R13.

Thanks for bringing that up. I must've been pulling cards together when he posted that and didn't see it update.

Maha is good, but Season of Weaving is a pretty big bomb as well. Blue also has a better group of interactive cards. (Long River's Pull, Plumecreed Escort, Sugar Coat x2, and Dire Downdraft).

Here's my list: https://sealeddeck.tech/ocwBYguxZ3 (Edit: Realized that I forgot a 23rd card. Throw in another mana dork or something. Calamitous Tide if you're feeling swingy)

I mean... not all conservatives just went about their day after the 2020 election.

Running a UG frogs deck looks promising

Since the start of the Oct. 6th conflict, Biden has likely made more public comments against Isreal than any past president. That doesn't stop this sub from Conspiracy-ing

I doubt very much that Bernie would win an open primary.

81-year old Biden stepping down from public and intra-party pressure due to his age, and then the party rallying around 82-year old Bernie is just not a storyline I see happening.

There were plenty of polling places that Trump won 9:1 in the last election. Also plenty of places that Biden won 9:1. Individual data points don't make a trend.

Maduro is 100% acting sketchy and isn't being fully transparent. But, it's probably a stretch to say 100% that he stole the election at this point. The international community is applying pressure. Hopefully that can maintain

I don't know if I'd go as far as saying D4 is about "human heros that rise up". The Wanderer receives 2 demonic blessings in the first 5 minutes of the game (saved by Mephisto in the cave and drinks Lilith's blood). There are several plotpoints that don't happen without those favorings.

It's more relatable than playing as a dude whose Grand-pop was a demon. But, you're not just playing as some random dude

I was using Mayfields season as a recent, generalized example as someone who came in on a 1 year "prove it" deal, and earned his spot. Not as an exact baseline for where Darnold's stats need to be.

But, as long as we're taking a tangent. There is no way that Baker is "definitely not a top 10 QB." Last year was his first year with a new team/playbook/receiver corps and he still ended up as one of the Top 10 QBs in both yards and TDs. He had a better regular season record and went further in the playoffs than HoF GOAT Tom Brady took the same team just 1 year prior.

He's still outside of my personal Top 10 until he can show that it wasn't a 1 year fluke. But, you have to at least acknowledge that it's close, and if he shows repeated success, he's probably there.

I'd argue the BEST (so, even more unlikely, but still possible) situation is that Darnold pulls what Baker Mayfield did with the Bucs, and proves himself able to be our long-term qb.

In that case, we probably give him a 4 year deal with 3 yrs guaranteed. That gives us time to shop around JJ McC if we feel he won't cut it, or develop him on a Jordan Love timeline if we continues to impress

To be fair (to to the Secret Service, not this agent), if you listen to the audio of the assassination, it sounds like Trump is evacuated in a backup SUV. (I assume because the exit route led directly away from the shooter. But it's not like the SS is ever going to announce their evacuation protocols to the world so we'll never know).

Guarding backup SUV #2 seems like a perfect spot to put an inexperienced scab agent that you're renting from another agency. This is just the first day in the last 30+ years that emergency SUV security had any actual relevance.

I'm gonna push back that Vance is a "run of the mill" VP pick. Traditionally you see someone with a lot more political experience and connections. Vance would be the most inexperienced VP since the 60s with Spiro Agnew & Richard Nixon