Title kind of says it all, bug I've noticed this trend in lots of films. What's the reason behind it?

Go listen to an episode of City Confidential and then listen to an episode of Murder Comes to Town. Shit is uncanny

Tampa Bay Bradys at Carolina Strugglebus

Coverage: FOX at 1:00pm EST

Weather: 74º sunny

Wind: WNW 4mph

How to Watch
There's a map!!
https://www.panthers.com/watch-live-games/ways-to-watch

Injury Reports

Inactives

History

• Carolina is 24-17 against Tampa Bay all-time, including 12-9 at home

• Current Streak: Tampa Bay W2

• Last matchup: Tampa Bay won 46-23

Just curious. I love both their voices. Peter Thomas narrated Forensic Files. Bill Kurtis narrated most American Justice and Cold Case Files episodes.

 

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Full spreadsheet available here with detail below.

Coaching Carousel

New York Giants

Out: GM Dave Gettleman, OC Freddie Kitchens (Interim)

In: GM Dave Ziegler, OC Adam Stenavich

Fans have been unhappy with Gettleman for years, and it seems like ownership is finally catching up. The Maras also seem content with holding on to former Patriots ST Coach Joe Judge as their locker room leader. If that is the case, it makes sense to bring in somebody Judge is already familiar with in Ziegler, the current Patriots' Director of Player Personnel. The 44-year-old is a Patriot through and through. He was college teammates with Nick Caserio (who he replaced following Caserio's move to Houston) and Josh McDaniels (under whom he was a scout in Denver). He has cut his teeth under Belichick, spending the last 9 years in the scouting department in New England. In his first year without the "assistant" being tagged onto his job title, Ziegler added key free agents in Kendrick Bourne, Matt Judon, and Hunter Henry. He also oversaw one of the best draft classes in recent Patriot history with Mac Jones a favorite to win ROTY on top of inspiring play from Christian Barmore and Rhamondre Stevenson.

In addition to Ziegler, Packers' OL Coach Adam Stenavich joins as the new offensive coordinator. A bit of an unknown name, Stenavich is a former NFL player that has really made the most of his coaching opportunities. With Green Bay, he has overseen a revolving door of elite late round picks at OL, from Corey Linsley to David Bakhtiari to Yosh Nijman. In 2021, the Packers have seen countless injury along the line yet still have maintained an elite unit. Prior to Green Bay, Stenavich was on Shanahan's staff in San Francisco, coaching the likes of Joe Staley, Mike McGlinchey, and Weston Richburg. While Stenavich is unproven as a playcaller, he has worked under two of the best young offensive minds in the game. On top of his promising resume, his area of expertise is one the Giants desperately need help with. Other than Andrew Thomas, the Giants' OL has been an endless pile of poop covered garbage.

Chicago Bears

Out: GM Ryan Pace, HC Matt Nagy, OC Bill Lazor, DC Sean DeSai

In: GM Ed Dodds, HC Leslie Frazier, OC Darrell Bevell, DC Jeff Howard

Pace's tenure in Chicago has run its course. While many applauded him for having the onions to make a big move for Khalil

With the looming retirement of a few players this offseason, and the fact a lot of this status can change soon, I wanted to go though and find active players that were on each team's Super Bowl winning season.

Key:

(IR) - On Injury Reserve that season

(PS) - Were a practice squad player that season

Italics - Did not play for the team continuously (left and came back)

• 2005 Pittsburgh Steelers - 1 remaining player: Ben Roethlisberger

• 2008 Pittsburgh Steelers - 1 remaining player: Ben Roethlisberger

• The Steelers' two victories are the longest you can go back and still find an active player still with the Steelers from these teams. Big Ben's time in the NFL appears to be coming to an end, but for now he is the one link left for the two Steeler's wins in the 2000's.

• 2009 New Orleans Saints - 1 remaining player: Malcolm Jenkins

• Won in his rookie year, Jenkins played with the Saints until 2013, before leaving to the Eagles where he also won a ring. He returned in 2020 and after Bree's retirement, is the only remaining player from this team.

• 2010 Green Bay Packers - 2 remaining players: Aaron Rodgers, Mason Crosby

• 2012 Baltimore Ravens - 6 remaining players: Pernell McPhee, Josh Bynes, Jimmy Smith, Justin Tucker, Sam Koch, Anthony Levine (IR)

• The Ravens have a shocking six players left from their 2012 season left, a tie with the 2014 Patriots but with an even longer time frame. Two players (Bynes and McPhee) did leave afterwards, but both returned in 2019 (Bynes left AGAIN and was brought back in 2021). Morgan Cox, who left in the offseason before the 2021 season was also on this team.

• 2013 Seattle Seahawks - 3 remaining players: Russel Wilson, Bobby Wagner, Benson Mayowa

• Mayowa played only one year in Seattle before leaving, playing for a few other teams before returning in 2020.

• 2014 New England Patriots - 6 remaining players: Brandon Bolden, James White, Matthew Slater, Jamie Collins, Dont'a Hightower, Devin McCourty

• Jamie Collins is unlucky, and missed two of the three Super Bowls the Patriots won last decade. Bolden also missed one, leaving to the Dolphins for one single year before returning in 2019, missing the 2018 season's Super Bowl win.

• 2015 Denver Broncos - 1 remaining player: Brandon McManus

• This one is just kind of sad... the 2015 Broncos only have one player left from their Super Bowl run. Von Miller was on

Welcome to the week 4 Official R/NFL Power Rankings! The NFC West is potentially back to it's glory days of the early 2010's, just in a slightly different fashion. The AFC South, meanwhile, is collectively keeping a lower profile than just one of it's Head Coaches. After a month, who are the imposters? Who are the rankers sleeping on? 32/32 reporting

Interested in how the Bills roster stacks up against their opponents? Me too, and because of that I spend a significant amount of my time analyzing five key matchups for every Bills game; Bills Pass Offense vs. Opponents Pass Defense, Bills Rush Offense vs. Opponents Rush Defense, Bills Pass Defense vs. Opponents Pass Offense, Bills Rush Defense vs. Opponents Rush Offense, and Bills Special Teams vs. Opponents Special Teams. After doing this I try to determine “Why Buffalo Will Lose” and “Why Buffalo Will Win” which ultimately leads me to a Prediction. Below I present 2021’s 13th iteration of this analysis for the Bills upcoming game at the Buccaneers. Included is a scale to rank the advantage in each matchup from 👏👏👏👏👏 (Massive Advantage) to 👏 (Minimal Advantage).

Podcast

If you would prefer an Audio Breakdown of the game check out the latest episode of “Process On Tap”. In this week’s episode my co-host Jeramy and I break down the Bills @ Buccaneers game, Pinched Nerves, Bat Attacks, and much more.

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Bills Passing Offense vs. Buccaneers Passing Defense

The list of Quarterbacks able to throw the ball through a Bomb Cyclone is fairly short, so let’s give it a go. 1 – Josh Allen. That’s it, that’s the list (/s). Allen’s 15/30 for 145 Yards and 1 TD, when taken out of context, is a paltry stat line for one of the favorites to win MVP, but when you add context to the numbers it quickly morphs into an impressive one. That context is inclusive of a field that saw 60 MPH crosswinds, a receiving corps that dropped 3 key passes (2 in the Endzone), and a game against the #2 ranked pass defense led by the greatest defensive mind in the history of the sport. Yes, the Bills clearly have a had more than their fair share of issues this season but one of the more consistent bright spots has been the play of their Franchise QB, one they have locked up through 2028.

This week is trending towards near opposite playing conditions in Tampa as the weather calls for low 80s and negligible wind. Where similarities do take effect though is the talent level of the Buccaneers pass defense which currently ranks #7 in the NFL (Pass Defense DVOA) and is arguably healthier than it has been all season. Their Top-4 DBs, Carlton Davis (CB), Sean Murphy-Bunting (CB), Antoine Winfield

I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.

Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.

So, I did lie in the title. I have not chosen impeached presidents, nor have I chosen any Confederate soldiers, or pro-slavery politicians from the Civil War Era. I also removed Nixon as a possible as he resigned.

Here are all of the Presidents of the United States, if the losing candidate won:

George Washington, Independent, of Virginia. Elected 1788-89. VP John Adams. *

George Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1792.VP George Washington.

Thomas Jefferson, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1796. VP Aaron Burr.

John Adams, Federalist, of Massachusetts. Elected 1800. VP Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Federalist, of South Carolina. Elected 1804. VP Rufus King. (Serves 2 terms)

DeWitt Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1812. VP Jared Ingersoll.

Rufus King, Federalist, of New York. Elected 1816. VP John Eager Howard.

James Monroe, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1820. VP Daniel D. Thompkins.*

Andrew Jackson, Democratic-Republican, of Tennessee. Elected 1824. VP John Caldwell Calhoun.

John Quincy Adams, National Republican, of Massachusetts. Elected 1828. VP Richard Rush.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP John Sergeant.

William Henry Harrison, Whig, of Ohio. Elected in 1836. VP Francis Granger.

Martin Van Buren, Democrat, of New York. Elected in 1840. VP Richard Mentor Johnson.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP Theodore Frelinghuysen.

Lewis Cass, Democrat, of Michigan. Elected in 1848. VP William Orlando Butler.

Winfield Scott, Whig, of New Jersey. Elected in 1852. VP William Alexander Graham.

John Charles Fremont, Republican, of California. Elected in 1856. VP William Lewis Dayton.

Abraham Lincoln, Republican, of Illinois. Elected in 1860. VP Hannibal Hamlin.** (Served 2 terms, 5 years. With Schuyler Colfax being VP in 1864 & acting president until 1868, and Lincoln from National Union from 1864.)

Ulysses S. Grant, Republican, from Illinois. Elected in 1868. VP Schyuler Colfax.** (Served 2 terms.)

Samuel Jones Tilden, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1876. VP Thomas Andrew Hendricks.

Winfield Scott Hancock, Democrat, from Pennsylvania. Elected in 1880. VP William Hayden English.

James Gillespie Blaine, Republican, from Maine. Elected in 1884. VP John Alexander Logan.

Stephen Grover Cleveland, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1888. VP Allen Granberry Thurman

Recently read an article about the making of Wrath of Khan and it got me to thinking it would be nice to see Paul Winfield’s character Terell appear on Strange New Worlds. He needs a back story.

Of course I also wouldn’t mind an entire show set in the maroon uniform era. He’d fit there too.

Other characters I wouldn’t mind seeing pop up somewhere in the ever expanding universe of Star Trek shows and movies:

• M’Ress
• Xon
• Carol Marcus
• Sulu’s daughter
• Kirk’s nemesis Finnegan

Who would you like to see revisited on screen?

I made all time teams for all 30 squads, and put them into seeds to make a “March madness” style bracket.

Rules:

Round one last 48 hours, rounds 2-finish will be 24 hours

Each player can only be used once. This made it extremely tough to pick teams for guys who were great on multiple teams

I will comment the matchups, upvote the team you think would win

Each team has a DH, as it makes the matchups easier to evaluate

All teams are on 3 man rotations

The matchups are based on the seeds I made, I’ll say what my rankings are after the bracket is done

Round 1:

Byes (1 and 2 seed, so the round 2 is 16 teams): Yankees and Cards

Matchups:

Giants vs Rays

Giants-

1. Cf- Willie Mays

2. Rf- Mel Ott

3. DH- Barry Bonds

4. 1b- Willie Mccovey

5. Lf- Bobby Bonds

6. 2b- Jeff Kent

7. C- Buster Posey

8. 3b- Matt Williams

9. Ss- Travis Jackson

P- Christy Matthewson

Rays-

1. LF- Carl Crawford

2. 2b- Ben Zobrist

3. 1b- Carlos Pena

4. 3b- Evan Longoria

5. RF- BJ (Melvin) Upton

6. DH- Corey Dickerson

7. SS- Julio Lugo

8. C- Jon Jaso

9. CF- Kevin Kiermier

P. David Price

Red Sox vs Royals

1. CF- tris speaker

2. SS- Nomar Garciaparra

3. DH- Ted Williams

4. 1b- David Ortiz

5. RF- Carl Yastrzemski

6. LF- Jim Rice

7. 3b- Wade Boggs

8. C- Carlton Fisk

9. 2b- Dustin Pedroia

P- Cy Young

Royals-

1. CF- Willie Wilson

2. RF- Amos Otis

3. 3b- George Brett

4. 1b- John Mayberry

5. DH- Mike Sweeney

6. LF- Hal Mcrae

7. C- Salvador Perez

8. 2b- Frank White

9. SS- Alcides Escobar

P- Brett Saberhagen

Cubs vs Blue Jays

Cubs-

1. 2b- Ryne Sandberg

2. LF- Billy Williams

3. CF- Hack Wilson

4. SS- Ernie Banks

5. Rf- Sammy Sosa

6. 1b- Cap Anson

7. 3b- Ron Santo

8. DH- Derek Lee

9. C- Gabby Hartnet

P- Fergie Jenkins

Blue Jays

1. 2b- Roberto Alomar

2. SS- Tony Fernandez

3. DH- Carlos Delgado

4. 1b- Fred Mcgriff

5. RF- Jose Bautista

6. 3b- Josh Donaldson

7. LF- George Bell

8. CF- Vernon Wells

9. C- Russell Martin

P- Roy Halliday

Reds vs Diamondbacks

Diamond backs-

1. Cf- Steve Finley

2. 2b- Ketel Marte

3. 1b- Paul Goldschmidt

4. LF- Luis Gonzalez

5. DH- Justin Upton

6. RF- AJ Pollock

7. 3b- Mark Reynolds

8. C- Miguel Montero

9. SS- Stephen Drew

P- Randy Johnson

Reds

1. 2b- Joe Morgan

2. DH- Pete Rose

3. LF- George Foster

4. C- Johnny Bench

5. 1b- Joey Votto

6. SS- Barry Larkin

7. 3b- Tony Perez

8. RF- Vada Pinson

9. Cf- Eric Davis

P- Jose Rijo

A’s vs Padres

So, I did lie in the title. I have not chosen impeached presidents, nor have I chosen any Confederate soldiers, or pro-slavery politicians from the Civil War Era. I also removed Nixon as a possible as he resigned.

Here are all of the Presidents of the United States, if the losing candidate won:

George Washington, Independent, of Virginia. Elected 1788-89. VP John Adams. *

George Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1792.VP George Washington.

Thomas Jefferson, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1796. VP Aaron Burr.

John Adams, Federalist, of Massachusetts. Elected 1800. VP Charles Cotesworth Pinckney.

Charles Cotesworth Pinckney, Federalist, of South Carolina. Elected 1804. VP Rufus King. (Serves 2 terms)

DeWitt Clinton, Democratic-Republican, of New York. Elected 1812. VP Jared Ingersoll.

Rufus King, Federalist, of New York. Elected 1816. VP John Eager Howard.

James Monroe, Democratic-Republican, of Virginia. Elected 1820. VP Daniel D. Thompkins.*

Andrew Jackson, Democratic-Republican, of Tennessee. Elected 1824. VP John Caldwell Calhoun.

John Quincy Adams, National Republican, of Massachusetts. Elected 1828. VP Richard Rush.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP John Sergeant.

William Henry Harrison, Whig, of Ohio. Elected in 1836. VP Francis Granger.

Martin Van Buren, Democrat, of New York. Elected in 1840. VP Richard Mentor Johnson.

Henry Clay Sr., National Republican, of Kentucky. Elected in 1832. VP Theodore Frelinghuysen.

Lewis Cass, Democrat, of Michigan. Elected in 1848. VP William Orlando Butler.

Winfield Scott, Whig, of New Jersey. Elected in 1852. VP William Alexander Graham.

John Charles Fremont, Republican, of California. Elected in 1856. VP William Lewis Dayton.

Abraham Lincoln, Republican, of Illinois. Elected in 1860. VP Hannibal Hamlin.** (Served 2 terms, 5 years. With Schuyler Colfax being VP in 1864 & acting president until 1868, and Lincoln from National Union from 1864.)

Ulysses S. Grant, Republican, from Illinois. Elected in 1868. VP Schyuler Colfax.** (Served 2 terms.)

Samuel Jones Tilden, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1876. VP Thomas Andrew Hendricks.

Winfield Scott Hancock, Democrat, from Pennsylvania. Elected in 1880. VP William Hayden English.

James Gillespie Blaine, Republican, from Maine. Elected in 1884. VP John Alexander Logan.

Stephen Grover Cleveland, Democrat, from New York. Elected in 1888. VP Allen Granberry Thurman.