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@DynastyRich I would say free league if I didn't know better. I have offer to give up 2 late 27 first and 27 second for just Love and I am considering it!

Just made this blockbuster SFTEP and all likely mid to late first

@KeeganFFB @OTCFantasy_ Tried it out in one of my leagues. Great tool, highly recommend to anyone! Left a review on reddit dynasty page I liked it so much! Thanks

@Ohfarmer1 @OTCFantasy_ Free to try at otcffb.com/drafts Only part that requires any subscription is automatically aassigning all of the players on Sleeper at the end (can be done once for free)

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@DaveKluge I might put price end of tier 1. And Stowers at beginning tier 2 at pick 8 which feels terrible.

- Love - Mendoza - Tyson - Tate - Lemon - Concepcion BREAK - Simpson - Price - Cooper - Sadiq BREAK - Get your guy

If you ask me “Should I draft [ROOKIE] with [PICK] in my dynasty rookie draft?” the answer will probably be “Yes.” There’s a tier through 6. Another through 10. And I’m not sure anything matters after that.

@ShaneSaysFF @CharlesChillFFB I agree the way he thinks and explains things is just different level.

That would be @CharlesChillFFB and it's not even a question. No disrespect to anyone else but no thinks about the game the way Scott does.

@SleeperHQ Toney

Can you guess this NFL player from their combine stats? 🤔

@CoachDanGo I have been mixing sunfiber into my morning yogurt. Not sure how it compares to psyllium but it seems to work for me.

I’m doing an experiment: The next 30 days I’m taking 6 tablespoons of psyllium husk split into 3 servings/day. Will report back on what happens.

This week I will introduce the “No Immunity for Glyphosate Act” to undo the recent Executive Order which promotes glyphosate (Round-Up) and insulates manufacturers from liability. #MAHA

@RepThomasMassie @JudiciaryGOP @AGPamBondi Keep up the great work and keep putting pressure on this.

Yesterday in @JudiciaryGOP, @AGPamBondi hurled personal insults instead of answering my legitimate questions about major gaps and serious flaws in the Epstein Files Transparency Act document production.

@DCinvestor I just think he is the best. He is a farmer also. Down to earth, knows what the real world is not just a career politician. Definitely don't agree with everything but do trust him and believe he does what he thinks is best for the people.

Thomas Massie has the rare quality of being genuinely earnest (seems quite real) and relatable to a lot of people but he is also extremely smart and has 2 engineering degrees from MIT maybe it's the accent which is disarming at first, but i think it's something more also, he is gen x- natural skeptic and not captured by interests in the same ways the old cronies closer to boomer era seem to be. he's been in politics for a bit, but is credible as an outsider based on his willingness to to defy the GOP i don't want to jinx him by comparing him to Jimmy Carter coming to power in a post-Watergate era (though Carter governed in very difficult times) but it's impossible not to see the parallels

@CoachDanGo I have trouble doing this. I am 50 work blue collar job lot heavy lifting and walking. Low bmi. Biological age is 36. Some back pain from job. I feel hips big problem for me. What can I do to help this? Love your post have helped alot. Thanks

90% of people will fail this exercise and it will increase their risk of death. It's called the Sit and Raise test. Falls are the leading cause of non-intentional related death in older adults. Not being able to get off the floor without using your hands skyrockets your risk.

@ImGlassCrown Great smiles something she will remember forever.

Auntie GC here taking her nieces to an ocean ball. Memories over screens. ❤️🧜‍♀️🐠

@DevyEusuf My kids go to Mount Union so I watched the game vs jcu. He just stuck out. So strong point of attack and runs aggressively after catch. I am sure you will say he should being that old but it was nice watching a d3 game and thinking this guy looks different and he standing out.

Tyren Montgomery is a 7th-year Senior and will be 25 years old in his Rookie season.

@JoeOrrico Travis hunter not top 36 for me. Would have flowers in somewhere.

UPDATED Top 24 Dynasty WR Rankings… Agree?

@JasonCole62 Well actually the cow wins

Darwinism and the bull wins

@CFBMaxChadwick I watch Mount Union. When jcu played them Montgomery just stood out. So strong catch point, runs aggressively after catch.

Tyren Montgomery has been one of the biggest winners of the Senior Bowl this week. Here he is Mossing Chris Johnson, a projected top-50 pick. John Carroll (D3) shown great separation this week too.

@TraderMercury I have been selling 20 oz every 2 weeks. My cost around $20. I think I would be a idiot not to sell but everyone says I am for selling. Silver reddit sure has some greed and delusional people.

there are currently people calling me [REDACTED] for saying it’s a good idea to take profit on a move like this markets are incredible.

@fookinjeet @digitalartchick Ya the 3 I seem to have on there cost 53 cents to move, I have to say goodbye to them!

@digitalartchick probably costs more in gas to send them than they're worth at this point

I admittedly got here after Nifty Gateway was popular so I don't fully get how it works But what in God's name do you mean "withdraw your NFT by end of the month" Isn't the whole point of NFTs that we have full ownership/custody of the tokens? What are we supposed to withdraw?

@SleeperHQ TET

Guess which WR1 this is based off their fantasy game log 👀

@friedberg This is why you are the best bestie! Well articulated thoughts on what the negative ramifications will be but more importantly actually giving some examples of what could be done.

California started with the Gold Rush and might end with the Golden Exit. it has been underreported how much wealth has left CA because of the asset seizure tax being proposed. a private poll was conducted amongst affected individuals a few days ago and 80-90% surveyed said they have already left CA in 2025 or will leave in 2026 if the ballot measure looks likely to pass. $2-2.5T of assets gone, representing about $20B of annual revenue for the state government. and likely hundreds of thousands of jobs now at risk. less reported is the bigger exodus underway from folks who are NOT directly affected but worry (as they should) that this law will quickly transition from billionaires to everyone else... the initiative actually gives CA legislators the right to take anyone's post-tax assets anytime in the future based on a majority vote. this isn't about billionaires. it's a new "tax system" that simply destroys private property rights in America. all private property is now public property. even after paying your taxes, it's not legally your property anymore. it's the government's, you're just borrowing it. legislators will decide what you get to keep and temporarily use each year. countless founders, CEOs, and other business leaders are actively looking to move their companies out of state. not just tech, not just AI, not just billionaires, but the core engine of California's prosperity since 1847 is unraveling. and here is how this initiative risks unraveling America: - ~10 states have explicit or implicit prohibitions against an asset seizure tax... - individuals affected in CA (and other states trying to do the same) will move to these states that endow private property rights. - CA already has a $20-30B annual budget deficit, an unfunded ~$1T pension liability for public employees/unions, and $500B of debt outstanding. the state can not afford to borrow much more and will launch more asset seizures to meet its obligations. - asset seizures will first transition to "millionaires" and eventually to the entire middle class as more asset seizures drive more people to leave the state. - the deficit, debt, and job loss will spiral. the Golden Exit. - no US state has ever declared bankruptcy. in addition to CA, dozens of other states face similar fiscal crises - legislators promised future benefits that can't be paid or theft and waste have been allowed to run rampant and unabated for years. - struggling states will eventually request federal government assistance, as they always have in times of fiscal crisis, effectively "federalizing state debt". - states not in crisis will declare "enough is enough", individuals in those states will refuse to pay their federal taxes (why pay for other people's mistakes?), some states may try to secede from the Union, and a constitutional and civil crisis will erupt. this may seem far-fetched but it is the obvious domino effect of selectively deleting private property rights for some people in some states. i am not a billionaire and this CA bill does not affect me, but i care about the country and the state of CA. i want both to thrive. it's obvious that there are people in CA in desperate need of support and assistance, and inequities may exist that need to be rectified, but eliminating private property rights is the wrong path for everyone. a few alternatives to consider first: 1) with a $350B annual budget, CA can cut programs that result in theft and little-to-no benefit for citizens. $50B per year is likely recoverable. 2) if more taxes are needed, tax loans against unrealized capital gains (very few objections will arise), eliminate tax-free rollover of certain appreciated assets (real estate industry will fight), create a step up in basis on inheritance (some will fight but most will support). likely $10Bs of incremental revenue can be realized. 3) restructure all public retirement programs from Defined Benefit to Defined Contribution. eliminating the unfunded retirement liabilities ($1T+) will be the release valve on the future the state so desperately needs. we must address what ails us without dividing and destroying our state, our nation, our home. ignore the rhetoric, these are the facts.