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FISA 702 just passed the House. This bill lets the government search Americans’ private communications without a warrant—in direct violation of the Fourth Amendment. But don’t blame the GOP alone. Forty-two Democrats betrayed the American people to help Mike Johnson pass it.
Jersey Jerry has been at this for a long time, he always knows what Nicky Numbers is up to. @krakenfx
2025 on-target throws per pass attempt (excluding spikes/throwaways): #1 San Francisco 49ers - 80.6% #5 Detroit Lions - 78.3% #6 Green Bay Packers - 78.3% #29 Minnesota Vikings - 71.4% #32 Chicago Bears - 69.7% 2025 poor throws (excluding spikes and throwaways): #1 Chicago Bears - 110 #10 Minnesota Vikings - 91 #14 Detroit Lions - 87 #30 Green Bay Packers - 64 #32 Buffalo Bills - 62 2025 dropped pass percentage: #1 Jacksonville Jaguars - 8.2% #5 Chicago Bears - 5.5% #9 Detroit Lions - 4.7% #15 Green Bay Packers - 4.3% #32 Arizona Cardinals - 2.6% 2025 pass attempts: #1 Arizona Cardinals - 649 #9 Detroit Lions - 582 #10 Chicago Bears - 574 #27 Green Bay Packers - 489 #28 Minnesota Vikings - 484 #32 Baltimore Ravens - 422 Data: pro-football-reference.com/years/2025/adv… Will Chicago turn things around and have a functioning pass offense this year?
We talked about this on the show today a bit. The perfect parallel is when GB drafted Jordan Love. They could have had Tee Higgins. That year, they lost by 5 in the NFCCG when Davante Adams had 15 targets and the next GB WR had 6. Higgins had ~900 yards as a rookie. Would he have been the difference? Not sure, but you can't definitively say no. That's basically the debate each team had. Does this WR get us another ring while our old QB is still going vs will the QB secure the next decade after transition? I think arguing either side is reasonable.
