Jace, Extat

Looks like this week I'll need Jonathan Taylor to come through more than any other. Good luck, Dunk. But not too much luck!

Not a blowout, I won't be comfortable until it's over. I got lucky that your QBs played down to the competition, Kirk seemed dead set on killing me today.

Good luck @Jaime L, it looks like it'll be close. And that means fun.

What the hell are we arguing about again? I'm sure I started it, whatever. Sorry, tough week. Tough year. Been a lot of those lately, I shouldn't add to the Despiser's woes. I also wondered that Filip might reappear, but it made sense to me that his effort to emulate Naomi's achievement of breaking away from his family means he doesn't reappear. Sure, we want him to show up because we're interested in him and his fate. But really the happier ending is that he got away from it all for good. Maybe he fell off a treadmill and broke his neck, or had six kids and one of them killed him over a crooked dice game, or maybe he lived happily ever after. The ending they seemed to want to give the character was that whatever happened to him, he got the chance to start over. That blank slate ahead of him is more important, I think, for what it represents than a cheap cameo return. Just my thoughts.

Yeah, dude. He's following her example of getting lost in decent, everyday, contribution to society and leaving the crimes he was manipulated into committing behind. Like his mom did. Which is why he uses her name. And then disappears... Naomi didn't intend to become a savior of the galaxy or reunite with her dysfunctional family, she just wanted to disappear. And that's what Filip did. I mean, I don't understand the confusion.

How about the fact that he did not reappear in the text after emulating his mother's quest for anonymity and escape from his misdeeds? Maybe he was trying to follow her example, not her literal life path. How's that for an interpretation? 'Cause that's what was written, not what I wanted to be written.

I thought the whole point of Filip's ending was that it was his own, free of his parents and their stories.

@mcbigski

Wouldn't want you to get the 1 seed too easily.

There has been a trade. Kings Landing Swords receives Teddy Bridgewater, Quarterback from Denver. The Duskendale Dames receive Zach Ertz, Tight End from Glendale by way of Philadelphia.

Dawg, they're about to cram/cut 4 books into like 6 episodes. You weren't gonna see that scene done justice anyways.

She's the military subordinate to Singh, the one he fires for his own incompetence...

Tanaka was in Persepolis Rising

It's gonna be close. It'll be a helluva thing if two Everett fumbles lose me this. Good luck

Loved it. I thought the epilogue was a bit of a shrugger, but other than that it was just about everything I could have hoped for. "Where's my ship!?!"

POWER!!!

Doubters

QBs: Gardner Minshew, Jacob Eason (Arron Rodgers, Kirk Cousins, Jared Goff, Teddy Bridgewater, Deshaun Watson) RB: Alvin Kamara, Jonathan Taylor, Playoff Lenny WR: Justin Jefferson, Mike Evans, Michael Pittman Jr., Robby Anderson (Marquez Callaway, Deebo Samuel, Paris Campbell) TE: O.J. Howard, Gereald Everate (Jonnu Smith) K: Ryan Succup Defense: Indianapolis, Cleveland, Miami

Imma drop Buffalo. 1 dollar penalty and brings me to 100 for the draft.

Fairly prescient.

I wanna be a guild navigator. The rest of the team will be forced to push my spice gas tank around and help bear the cost of my melange needs. In return I offer nothing but snark and incoherent riddles on the future.

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