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NFL 2015-16: Super Bowl and offseason

Re: NFL 2015-16: Super Bowl and offseason

I swear I saw a recent bit on 60 Minutes in which the NFL conceded that CTE is a problem that needs fixing?
 
Re: NFL 2015-16: Super Bowl and offseason

Probably how it works with Periscope right now. Just a tweet with the live video embedded that you click to enlarge.

So the NFL will probably tweet "Live stream Chiefs vs Jaguars here!!!" and you just open that and keep it the rest of the game. Or Twitter will put it in the trending list so you can easily access it and don't have to keep going back if you want to scroll through other tweets.
 
Re: NFL 2015-16: Super Bowl and offseason

And the #1 pick went from 0 state tax to 13.3%. These days Jed Clampett would not move.
 
Re: NFL 2015-16: Super Bowl and offseason

joecct said:
And the #1 pick went from 0 state tax to 13.3%. These days Jed Clampett would not move.
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You're making a bad comparison. The Titans and the Rams are likely looking at two different positions in their draft. All the speculation around the Titans is that they need offensive line help, while the Rams need a QB. Cleveland also needs a QB, and they're number two in the draft. So then you have to look at the first QB taken going from OH to CA and the tax comparison made there. Then you'd look at the second QB taken, and compare his tax situation in OH to the tax situation in the state of the team that was likely to take him, whichever team that would've been.
 
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