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Dutch Gronk

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Tom Penny said:
I'm trying to figure if I should exchange into bonds and money market immediately. 4th quarter last year the Market got smashed then bounced back argh
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The U.K. will knock us all into recession, so wait a bit is my advice and then buy when it has dropped enough. Avoid UK bonds/companies for a bit.
 
Goro Majima

Goro Majima

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Eh, worldwide recession might be a bit of an exaggeration. That money is going to go somewhere.

The UK is in for a wild ride as investment flees the country into other vehicles.
 
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Bread

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You are all invited to nflgaf house!!!

But you need to chip in so we can live somewhere that will fit more than one person.
 
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chuckddd

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Steelers announced they have released kicker Shaun suisham. Failed physical.
 
Goro Majima

Goro Majima

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Trump isn't winning. People aren't apathetic about this presidential election. The polls would have to be so wrong that it'd be unprecedented since I believe Clinton is up 10 points.

Dega said:
UK will be fine. Everything is fine.


I'm not living anywhere with you.
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Damn it Dega you're supposed to panic!

2008 was on a whole other level and we made it through that. Watch the markets rebound in a few weeks as if nothing happened.

China developing major issues is still the biggest threat to the world economy frankly. I want to say most every recession is driven by asset valuation issues. I'm just not sure there's a ton of assets held solely in GBP so it's going to be ironically a good thing that the UK didn't join the Euro.
 
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rando14

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Dutch Patriot said:
With every day passing, I'm more scared of Trump actually winning.
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Dutch I can guarantee you that we will do the right thing!!

Put your faith in America!!

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JABEE

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If it was up to Tom Brady and Robert Kraft, Trump would be President, Dutch.

Makes you think about their character, doesn't it?
 
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Grover Cleveland

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Long-term, the economic repercussions of Brexit will be relatively limited on the global scale. The markets will all be in a tizzy for the coming weeks and months as they deal with the momentary uncertainty, but they'll eventually rebound. It's like wienke said, the UK just isn't consequential enough on the economic world stage for this to jumpstart the next worldwide recession.

But seeing the geopolitical ramifications of this in that region is going to be so fascinating. So many questions get brought up. How badly will the EU fuck over the UK in their Article 50 exit negotiations? Does Scotland hold another referendum to leave the UK (and would London let them)? Does Ireland unify (who would have thought that 40 years ago during the Troubles)? How much does the current political landscape and party structure shift in Parliament? How is mainland Europe affected and do other countries get the idea of leaving the EU?

Sucks for the folks living there but seeing a political and cultural union that's existed for hundreds of years undone in one night just because of fear of brown people is kind of amazing to watch.
 
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bionic77

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UK is going to get fucked, especially London, more than the rest of the world.

But the trend towards the right is a worldwide thing, not just the UK. People are losing their shit.
 
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Himynameischris

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Good article on Tannehill and what his expectations are, pretty in line with what I've been saying for over a year now. (Minus the pesky deep ball issue the media can't seem to let go)

Ryan Tannehill once inspired irrational excitement. He arrived to the NFL more fully formed than expected as a rookie in 2012, yet was overshadowed by the rookie shooting stars of Robert Griffin III, Andrew Luck and Russell Wilson.

Four years into a flatline career, Tannehill now inspires apathy (and hilarious Miko Grimes tweets). He is paid like a franchise quarterback, yet dwells in a purgatory which NFL teams desperately try to avoid. Tannehill is too good to get rid of, clearly a superior option to stop-gap starters like Brian Hoyer who ride the quarterback carousel. But he still hasn't settled the question: Is he the guy?

When the Around The NFL Podcast searched for a new prime meridian of NFL quarterbacks to replace Andy Dalton and "The Dalton Scale," we strongly considered "The Tannescale."

This is the year for Tannehill to escape that purgatory. Like Dalton, he's set up for a big jump in year five. The surrounding talent is a huge reason why.

Tannehill's receivers are sneaky amazing: In Jarvis Landry and DeVante Parker, Tannehill has one of the best young, complementary duos in football. Landry is a master of all trades with insane hands and production. No player in NFL history has more catches in his first two seasons. Landry can line up anywhere in the formation, creating mismatches and making plays after the catch.

It's amazing how much better Tannehill's maligned deep ball looked when Parker was tracking it. Parker has the skill set of a true No. 1 receiver. He can go deep and come down with 50-50 passes. Just as important, Parker's ability to run routes appeared to improve throughout his rookie year. He gets defenders worried about his vertical ability then throttles down into zone coverage with his quick feet. Tannehill's accuracy can come and go. He's certainly not always pinpoint, and having receivers that can make tough catches will be a huge asset for him.

Miami also has depth behind the two talented young starters. Tight end Jordan Cameron, Kenny Stills and buzzy third-round pick Leonte Carroo make the entire group deep and dangerous.

The offensive line should be so much better: The Dolphins' offensive line went from embarrassing off the field during the Richie Incognito era to embarrassing on the field since. The Dolphins finished No. 31 in Pro Football Focus' final offensive line rankings in 2015, which is up a spot from their dead last finish in 2014.

The injuries to left Branden Albert and right tackle Ja'wuan James certainly played a big role. When center Mike Pouncey was out, the Dolphins line made the lousy Colts pass rush look like the '85 Bears.

The return to health for Albert and James should help matters. First-round pick Laremy Tunsil should slide off that mask and slide into the left guard spot between Pouncey and Albert. If the Dolphins have an injury at tackle this season, Tunsil is in place to take the spot. This is a good looking group on paper. More importantly, the failed schemes of Joe Philbin and his coaching hires are gone. Speaking of which ...

Adam Gase has a history of helping quarterbacks: This is Tannehill's fourth coordinator in the last four seasons. Mike Sherman, Joe Philbin and Bill Lazor all struggled to make Tannehill consistent. Philbin reportedly never quite believed in him. Gase was hired in large part by selling himself as a quarterback whisperer that believed in Tannehill's talent.

Gase quickly goosed the statistics of Peyton Manning and Jay Cutler when he worked with them. All offseason, we've read how Tannehill is expected to have more freedom to make adjustments at the line of scrimmage. Tannehill has often been slow to make decisions in his career and hasn't always shown the ability to dissect a defense before the snap. Gase has said that he's probably put "too much this fast" on Tannehill's plate in the offseason to see how much Tannehill can handle. How quickly Tannehill can process this new offense and Gase's coaching will largely determine how much I regret writing this column. At least I know that ...

Tannehill doesn't make many mistakes: Here is the list of players with a lower interception percentage than Tannehill over the last two seasons, with a minimum of 500 attempts:

1. Aaron Rodgers
2. Tom Brady
3. Alex Smith
4. Russell Wilson
5. Carson Palmer

Tannehill is not in the same class as the quarterbacks above, except Smith. But his ability to avoid mistakes is laudable. He's never come close to a collapse like Colin Kaepernick or RGIII, with 51 touchdowns and 24 interceptions over the last two seasons. While Tannehill's career has been frustrating, he's been a lot better than, say, Sam Bradford.

Tannehill has started every game in his career and his stats are league average or better the last two years. He has shown anticipation throwing the ball before his receivers break on routes, something Jay Cutler still never shows. After a disastrous September last season, Tannehill was mostly solid down the stretch. He shows veteran ability in going through his reads. Maybe that doesn't get Dolphins fans out of bed excited in the morning, but there remains real upside here.


Tannehill is very athletic and can throw well on the move running to either side. He was a wide receiver at Texas A&M and Gase figures to use his movement ability more than the Dolphins did a season ago.

This year's Dalton: This article is not an argument for Tannehill to suddenly develop into a top-five quarterback. But if Kirk Cousins can get paid $20 million for one season and Andy Dalton can look like an MVP candidate after four years of stasis, then Tannehill can break out too.

Like those two players, Tannehill is largely the product of his surroundings. He's going to rise and fall based on the situation around him. The situation in Miami should be greatly improved this season.
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Draxal

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bionic77 said:
UK is going to get fucked, especially London, more than the rest of the world.

But the trend towards the right is a worldwide thing, not just the UK. People are losing their shit.
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Yes and no, it's the urban and rural divide going on in the UK, and to be fair I think it's the same thing going on in the states a bit. As for London getting fucked, it's apparently what the rest of England wanted.
 
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