THE NFL COMBINE IS HERE

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Guess what time of year it is!

Its time for the NFL Combine!

Time to get obsessed with 40 times and bench presses.

Vertical Jumps and Broad Jumps!

Cone Drills and Shuttle Runs!

Here’s the complete schedule!

Wednesday, Feb. 24
» Media interviews for running backs, offensive linemen and special teamers

Thursday, Feb. 25
» Media interviews for quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends

Friday, Feb. 26
» Media interviews for defensive linemen and linebackers
» On-field workouts for running backs, offensive linemen and special teamers

Saturday, Feb. 27
» Media interviews for defensive backs
» On-field workouts for quarterbacks, wide receivers and tight ends

Sunday, Feb. 28
» On-field workouts for defensive linemen and linebackers

Monday, Feb. 29
» On-field workouts for defensive backs

Some players I think are worth watching:

Two Ohio State Athletes:

The very fast Braxton Miller

Braxton Miller

And the Best Running Back in this Year’s Class, Ezekiel Elliot

Ezekial Elliot

Physical Freak of Nature Shawn Oakman

Oakman

Track Athlete Jalen Ramsey, who may not wow in the 40 yard dash, but is expected to wow in everything else.

JalenRamsey

And Robert Nkemdiche, who better use the combine as a place to erase some of his red flags in the mind of many NFL scouts.

Robert Nkemdiche

Its going to be a lot of fun!

Enjoy!!!

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767 Responses to THE NFL COMBINE IS HERE

  1. wyoming85 says:

    Morrisons name is on the list!
    But he didn’t make the underwear show!

  2. wyoming85 says:

    Your Picks:
    Round 1 Pick 11 (CHI): Mackensie Alexander, CB, Clemson (A)
    Round 2 Pick 10 (CHI): Jason Spriggs, OT, Indiana (A-)
    Round 2 Pick 11: Emmanuel Ogbah, DE, Oklahoma State (A)
    Round 3 Pick 10: Miles Killebrew, SS, Southern Utah (A-)
    Round 4 Pick 9: Jordan Jenkins, OLB, Georgia (A)
    Round 5 Pick 8: Eric Murray, CB, Minnesota (A)
    Round 6 Pick 11: Josh Ferguson, RB, Illinois (A+)
    Round 7 Pick 6: Henry Krieger Coble, TE, Iowa (B)
    Round 7 Pick 10: Charone Peake, WR, Clemson (A+)

  3. Brian in NY says:

    D,
    I read your stories about the meeting him at the game. Great you were able to experience that.

  4. Brian in NY says:

    getterdone says:
    February 26, 2016 at 6:00 pm
    Brian, good to see ya on. Haven’t seen ya much. Hope things are slowly getting better for you & yours.

    What’s your take on resigning OV and/or Miller? Seems to be mixed camps around here.
    *
    Thanks GD. I’ve been really busy helping my mom out with everything, and catching up with work. My thoughts are to let Vernon walk (although the franchise tag and then trade him rumor is appealing) and re-sign Miller. I’ve always been a big fan of his, and as most have said he has been vastly under utilized. I think that he can be one of the best backs in the league if we used him correctly. Vernon is simply going to cost too much for us to keep him long term.

    • Tim Knight says:

      Brian, I hope you and your family are doing well, I know you had a lot of sadness and loss recently. All the best, man.

    • getterdone says:

      Ditto, my thoughts too. I remember standing next to you during the Fest as we watched Millertime rip off huge gains & score. The Phins score was like an old pinball machine going off. I turned to you and thought it was near halftime, & your like, hey, it’s still the 1st Qtr….lol.
      Guess we all were shocked to see so much scoring in the 1st half, let along the 1st damn quarter.
      Good times!

      Well, hang in there my friend. Thanks for the reply.

  5. Tim Knight says:

    I definitely feel if the top defenders aren’t there at #8, trading down is a good option. Because there are a lot of good defenders in the 1st that may be more teens range.

    That said, Tannenbaum when asked about the offseason, also mentioned trading up.

    If we traded up, which defender would you do it for? Bosa, Ramsey or Jack.

    • wyoming85 says:

      None
      All have replacements at the end of round 1
      Leonard Floyd, OLB/DE, Georgia
      Vonn Bell, SS/FS, Ohio State
      Darron Lee, OLB/ILB, Ohio State

    • getterdone says:

      Trading up? Ugh! Trade down or stay put in the 1st rd.

      But if forced to move up. It would be Jack, easy decision. Maybe this is the plan with Tagging OV, then trading him. 🙂

  6. Tim Knight says:

    Brian, remember Suh is only guaranteed $60M and they can cut his salary and defer into bonuses to create cap space.

    Having Suh on the team at that number along with Tannehill, Pouncey and Albert, makes it even more crucial we do a good job in FA and upgrade some positions and hit on a few impact guys in the draft. We’re set up to win soon. Let’s hope we have a Mets type season. 🙂

  7. Tim Knight says:

    It was just a scenario guys, play along. LOL

    I’d take Ramsey. I view him as an every down defender who you can play all over the place like a ‘rover’ and for matchups. He could play CB, S and LB. Once in the spread it really doesn’t matter what your position is called. Everyone has to rush or cover.

    • getterdone says:

      Jack is that guy too. Read where he’s even been lined up @ corner. Crazy good athlete.
      If I was to move up for a so called CB, it would have to be for a shutdown corner type, not a roving hybrid in the top 5 say.

      • Tim Knight says:

        I think Ramsey can do more than Jack. He’s not playing CB. LOL

        Ramsey could play base safety along with Jones which would be killer, could play some corner when we go to 5 and 6 DBs in a good matchup, and/or line up as a LB to blitz or drop. He played like that in college.

        I like Mack too and would not be bummed if he was the guy we wanted either. I’d take Ramsey.

      • getterdone says:

        Fair enough. I just see more 3 down value in Jack. Not saying Ramsey isn’t going to be a stud.

      • dbolt48 says:

        You go wide 9, your LB play is more vital than safety play. Both are important, but you need excellent LB play to make it go.

  8. getterdone says:

    Mets type of season? Phbbt!
    Let’s hope we have a Golden State Warriors type season. 😉

  9. Tim Knight says:

    Dbolt, you better have the quickness to play 9 wide. I know that’s what Schwartz is known for and brought it to DET with Suh. If you’re not quick enough in that defense you’ll get torn up.

    This has nothing to do with Ramsey vs. Jack. Both guys are fits, we better add a few more fits. Especially DE.

  10. Tim Knight says:

    If we’re going to play a 9 wide defense, we need more speed on defense. It’s a 5-2 DEF. Bill Arnsparger is the creator of the 5-2 defense which morphed into the 3-4.

    LDE Wake – needs to be at worst a situational pass rusher, that’s his bread and butter.
    LDT Suh – is a dominant force, we all know who he is.
    RDT Phillips – a mountain of a man who can move and has upside.
    RDE Mitchell – to penetrate with a non stop motor.
    Edge ? – weak/blind side off the corner guy

    LB Jenkins
    LB?

    CB Grimes
    CB?
    S Jones
    S ?

    It’s a 5-7 rush attack system.

    • Tim Knight says:

      When Vance Joseph said Suh was double and triple teamed and he has ways of how to avoid that, this is what he was talking about.

      Wake – lines up outside the RT.
      Suh – lines up over the RG.
      Phillips – lines up between the C and LG.
      Mitchell – lines up between the LG and LT.
      Edge ? – lines up outside the LT.

      LB Jenkins – read and react and attack.
      LB? – read and react and attack.

      • getterdone says:

        That’s one of the ways, but you can’t be in that all the time. Funny, we went from what we thought was a plethora of DE’s, to nearly bare cupboards now.

        Dion FF, busted.
        OV is a UFA commanding too much money.
        Shelby is UFA
        Wake got old & injured at the same time…lol
        Fede didn’t grow in 2015, nor did Chris McCain

        Then we ignored the LB unit. Waiting on a couple UDFA’s to make the jump in the 2nd year.
        The vets Sheppard & Paysinger aren’t worth much.
        Misis is over paid.

        Grimes got old on us.
        Taylor can’t get up & flying.
        Davis was dealt.
        Brice McCain was cut.
        Rest are late round rookies & UDFA.

      • getterdone says:

        Oh, and Delmas is likley gone for good this time. Aikens hasn’t shown much.
        Tbomb, Grier, Gase, & Vance has their work cut out for him.

      • jetsssuck says:

        If you watch the last three games of season you will see Suh lining up outside of the LT in passing downs. You will also notice the great pressure that Phillips provided during the latter part of the season. If you back to the beginning of the season and watch his presnap stance you will understand why he was playing at a pro bowl level at the end of the season.

  11. getterdone says:

    NFL Network’s Albert Breer compares Notre Dame LB Jaylon Smith’s nerve damage to ex-South Carolina RB Marcus Lattimore’s injury coming out of college.
    Lattimore, of course, never played in an NFL game after 49ers GM Trent Baalke blew a fourth-round pick on him during San Francisco’s failed “redshirt” phase. Other medical analysts have likened Smith’s nerve damage to that of Peyton Manning’s. Manning’s nerve “woke back up.” It’s unclear if Smith’s will.

  12. Tim Knight says:

    GD, the 9 wide is an aggressive defense that attacks and doesn’t react to what the opponent is doing. Of course we’ll mix it up. But it’s a defense that needs specific talent or it’s a vulnerable defensive scheme.

    Dick LeBeau’s 3-4 zone-blitz scheme is legendary and the wide 9 is a version of it in the 5-2 scheme via a 4-3 base.

    At the end of the day it’s about talent. Our defense will be built around what Suh does well. It’s not about helping poor Suh. It’s about how to let Suh be dominant. It’s really difficult to double or triple anyone on the DL in the wide 9.

    • getterdone says:

      I know what it is. That’s why I listed the lack of talent we really have right now. This draft & FA will or should be heavily for defense.
      Grier said he wanted to get more physical, but they better make sure it’s physical speed as well in most areas.

      • Tim Knight says:

        We need at least one really good overall LB but what about Edge Rusher and DB?

        We need an influx of talent at like 3 spots. LOL

      • steveccnv says:

        Tim, we may not need an edge rusher, if we can keep our guys like OV and Wake. I really don’t see either one of them leaving, because Ross won’t let them, unless OVs demand is just ridiculous. Tannebaum to Ross, Stephen we’re going to have to part ways with OV, our salary cap is too tight. Ross to TB, can it be done? TB, yes. Ross, ok get it done.

        Ross isn’t going for a rebuild, he wants to win now.

  13. D says:

    Did driskell just run a 4.5?

  14. D says:

    I heard mayock say that some people consider driskell the Kirk cousins of this draft. Mid round guy who will need to come in and be coached up some but has starting ability

  15. D says:

    Tim I think we can get for sure starters from first thee rounds this year and I hope to have at least a LB DE and CB in those rounds. I keep saying CB is the most important to start with because it’s the thinnest class so my preference on order is CB LB DE though I think it will really just matter in the second who is still sitting there. Best DE/LB available in second.

  16. olddolphan says:

    D: RE: Jeff Driskell’s 4.5 40 time. “Wish his passing was more like his running. LOL.” –Jeff isn’t even the best passer in his family –That award belongs to his younger brother, JASON DRISKELL, the projected starter for Florida Atlantic this coming season. Jason came into the Miami-FAU game last season and led the Owls to consecutive touchdown drives on his first two series after FAU’s starter, Jacquez Johnson, was knocked out of the game in the first quarter. Johnson reclaimed his starting job in game 2 and got most of the starting snaps the rest of the year. But, in my opinion, young Mr. Driskell was FAU’s best passer and proved it the final game of the season when he led FAU to a comeback victory.
    ———–
    JASON DRISKELL and UM’s BRAD KAAYA will renew their rivalry the second week of the college season when FAU travels to SUN BAKED STADIUM September 11 to play Mark Richt’s Hurricanes. While casual football fans may assume that MIAMI will win easily, my response is “NOT SO FAST, MY FRIENDS!” FAU will return a HUGE offensive line, a couple of stud running backs, and a group of experienced wide receivers who will definitely challenge Miami’s secondary. –I LOOK FOR a wide-open, exciting, big play game that will go down to the fourth quarter, as it did last season. While many will tune-in to see the highly touted Brad Kaaya, I’m going to tell you right now the BEST QUARTERBACK ON THE FIELD WILL BE JASON DRISKELL!

  17. steveccnv says:

    http://www.miamidolphins.com/news/article-1/It’s-Still-All-On-The-Line-For-Taylor/f2b4ea74-12d5-4d38-bc28-0d0fd3ea65b9

    At the 5:10 mark Suh is doubled initially, because Wake is running an inside stunt. I hope this is the type of thing Joseph was talking about when he said, they’ve got ways of freeing up Suh.

    I hope Wake comes back and helps the team with a restructure. JT seems to think Tannebaum will find a way to keep OV. I only write OV instead of spelling out, because it’s easier, after hearing Chris Perkins say it during group interviews makes me want to puke.

  18. steveccnv says:

    Reports out of SF say Kaep wants out, other reports say Kelly finally has a QB that fits his system. What have they been watching, Kaep trying to get a play off within 20 seconds would be like asking a guy with 2 broken arms to tie his shoes in under 10 seconds.

    While at NV Kaep ran the no huddle a lot, and at crunch time when trailing with not much time left he rarely got the ball snapped with more than 7 or 8 seconds left on the play clock. It used to drive me nuts.

  19. wyoming85 says:

  20. olddolphan says:

    IN THE “NO SHIT” Department; A recent article on the SS site quotes Bruce Arians, HC of the Arizona Cardinals, as saying “the Dolphins screwed up big time by not keeping Todd Bowles as their head coach.” BUT, Bruce, we wouldn’t have known the joys of JOE PHILBIN if we hadn’t told Bowles to hit the road!!
    ———-
    Have faith, Bruce, in Steve Ross. He’s ALWAYS right!!

    • Tim Knight says:

      Yet it took 3 more years for other teams to see that in Bowles. Everyone seems to think Bowles became a HC at the same time as Philbin. He was a first time HC last year.

  21. Tim Knight says:

    Jetssuck, do you mean Suh was lining up outside the RT? I don’t remember Suh ever lining up outside the LT.

  22. Tim Knight says:

    Steve, see my 8:17 post. I said we’re in a win soon mode. But that doesn’t mean I would treat OV like he’s some elite pass rusher because he’s not. There are already reports Wake is willing to restructure so I do believe he’ll be back. It also sounds like he’s healing well from the Achilles injury.

  23. olddolphan says:

    Tim says “everyone seems to think Bowles became a HC the same time as Philbin. He was a first time head coach last year.” WRONG TIM. NOBODY believes Bowles became a HC the same time as PHILBIN. People with accurate memories will tell you Bowles replaced Sparano and took the Fins to a 2-1 mark BEFORE PHILBIN WAS HIRED AS HC.
    ———
    DROP your pro-Ross, anti-Bowles agenda and STUDY THE FACTS, TIM. Face it, the Ross/Philbin defenders have no case!! And neither DO YOU!!!

    • The Flying Pig says:

      I think Tim means that Bowles was an interim defensive coach and the DC for AZ before getting the HC job for the jests

      So it’s not like the NFL was clamoring to make a HC in the NFL
      A lot of teams didn’t hire him for coaching vacancies

      I think we had the inside track to retain Bolwes
      But it’s not like the league was competing to give him a HC job

      If you remember the guy we went after and lost to was Jeff Fisher
      And you will be the first to tell us that was bc fisher didn’t want to work with Ireland
      And Ross should have fired Ireland

      So that said, what would have Todd Bowles done with the Dolphins working with Ireland?

      For what it’s worth I think Ross made a mistake not taking Bowles seriously as a candidate
      And that’s not just hindsight – plenty of Dolfans favored hiring after he went 2-1
      But keep it in perspective
      No one thought Todd Bowles would be a better hire than Fisher at the time
      And we really don’t know what Bowles is yet
      Give him a couple of years before you judge him

    • Tim Knight says:

      You’re the one with an anti-Ross agenda, I’m just pointing out the facts. Bowles was never even a coordinator until he went to ARZ. So you think a 2-1 record as an interim HC after being the secondary coach is some big deal?

      My point also has nothing to do with Philbin. But you’re so locked in your agenda that you can’t discuss anything without bashing Ross and Philbin. Philbin is gone and he earned it because his team was going in the wrong direction. He finished the 2014 season 1-3 and started 2015 1-3 which is a 2-6 record over those 8 games. I agreed with his firing. I said at 1-2 after that horrible loss to the Bills that if we lose the Jets game we’re going to see a lot of changes and that’s what happened.

      But why wasn’t Bowles hired as a HC in 2012, 13, or 14 if he was the great HC candidate at the time? I guess a lot of owners looking for a HC during that time screwed up.

      If you ask Jets fans about Bowles, they’ll tell you he’s the one that screwed up the last game against the Bills to make the playoffs. But that doesn’t matter as long as we can hold it against Ross that he didn’t hire the great Bowles. You can be sure if Bowles screwed up our chance to make the playoffs last game of the year that many fans would already be asking for him to be fired. That’s how it works here. LOL

  24. The Flying Pig says:

    BTW
    Bruce Arians is probably the best coaching hire in recent years

  25. D says:

    GD Allen looked really good on his QB skills assessments

  26. steveccnv says:

    I hope in a couple of yrs we aren’t talking about what Ross did wrong or why he didn’t hire Bowles.

    • Tim Knight says:

      I want to see a picture of OD and Ross hugging at the stadium after we win the AFC Championship game and are headed to the Super Bowl. Let’s make that happen. LOL

  27. Tim Knight says:

    And Fisher has basically been just as successful as Philbin in STL. Fisher hasn’t had a winning season in his last 6 years as a HC going back to his last two in TEN and four with STL.

    • steveccnv says:

      He’s been overrated his entire career, he had a couple of good seasons, because of McNair. Funny how coaches get credit for having a great QB, then when they don’t have that they suck.

      • Tim Knight says:

        He had more than a couple of good seasons. Three 13-3, 12-4, 11-5 and 10-6. One of the 13-3 and the 10-6 were without McNair.

  28. Tim Knight says:

    This is a dumb article and so in the past. Jeff Ireland is gone folks! LOL
    http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/miami-dolphins/fl-hyde-column-0227-20160226-column.html

  29. getterdone says:

    OD trying to set Ross on fire.

  30. getterdone says:

    OD, at least we don’t have an owner like Jerry Jones calling all the shots.

    • Tim Knight says:

      The QBs always go higher than they should if there is a glimmer of hope that they could be a franchise QB. That’s the key to a top defensive prospect falling to us. That and Tunsil and Stanley going before we pick.

      If Ramsey, Bosa and Jack are gone when we’re up at #8, trading down is a possibility if a QB or another coveted prospect is available for a team to trade up. I think the WR Treadwell could be that guy for a team needing and wanting a go-to-type WR because he might be the only 1st rd WR. There’s plenty of defensive prospects available in the middle of the 1st round.

  31. wyoming85 says:

    Chris Burke ‏@ChrisBurke_SI 2m2 minutes ago
    Darian Thompson says the best game to watch to get a sense of his skills is Boise-Hawaii. @draftbreakdown has it:
    http://draftbreakdown.com/video/darian-thompson-vs-hawaii-2015-2/

  32. Tim Knight says:

    I heard a report that Romo’s collarbone is like a potato chip and it will never get better. They could go QB at #4.

    • getterdone says:

      He had another surgery to add plates & pins. Hence my joke about him getting titanium rods inserted in all 206 bones. Jerry’s paying for it. 😉

  33. The Flying Pig says:

    X-RAY of Romo’s Shoulder

  34. jetsssuck says:

    Tim Knight says:
    February 27, 2016 at 11:00 am

    Jetssuck, do you mean Suh was lining up outside the RT? I don’t remember Suh ever lining up outside the LT.
    Reply
    ————————————————————————————
    Yes,he lined up over the LT on passing downs during the last 3 games. It freed up him to take on less 2x and triple teams until teams used help for the LT, but he was very effective because he less OL double teaming him. He had double teams but they were only by getting chipped by RB’s and TE’s.

    To answer my question earlier about Philips playing like a pro Bowler later in the season because of his pre snap alignment it’s because he changed the presnap to like Suh uses when he lines up in the “sprinters runner box stance” with one hand and uses the other hand to the first punch while using footwork to gain the leverage. I think he gets his power from pushing off from his “sprinter box stance”when he get’s low which can be hard for a person that tall 6’5 or 6’6 but he manages to gain tremendous power that knocks OL off their BOTH feet which is a big no-no for OL.

    • Tim Knight says:

      I don’t ever remember Suh lining up at RDE. Where did OV play?

      I think Phillips is a stud in the making.

      • getterdone says:

        Phillips looking like the reason you go BPA when you’re on the clock.
        We all did a WTF, when he was selected in the 2nd rd after signing Suh to Trump money…lol

      • jetsssuck says:

        Both lined up on left tackle side. OV didn’t do much but Suh gained a big advantage, but I don’t know what OV assignment was. It may have been to occupy blockers to free Suh.

  35. Tim Knight says:

    GD, yes on the WTF with Phillips but it was a value pick. We had a 1st rd grade on Phillips. I think he’s going to be a beast and with Suh on the other side that’s SWEET!!!!

  36. getterdone says:

    ESPN reports at least three teams have taken Notre Dame LB Jaylon Smith (knee) off their draft board following his medical exam at the Scouting Combine.

  37. jetsssuck says:

    you guys understand what I mean by “starters box”. I tried to get pic of a starters box but I couldn’t find one. In a 100 yd sprint the runners line up with both feet in blocks that they push off of at the sound of starters gun.

  38. getterdone says:

    jetssuck, I thought you meant this…lol 😉

    • jetsssuck says:

      i must be getting real old fast

      • getterdone says:

        LOL, c’mon. I knew what ya was referring to. I have been playing sports throughout my educational years.

    • jetsssuck says:

      thank goodness, I was beginning to think my grandkids were correct when they tell me I’m old and smell because I told them its normal for old people to take showers or baths only a couple of times a week.

  39. jetsssuck says:

    trump campaigning in millington, tennessee tonight. That’s where I went to military school after bootcamp.

  40. Tim Knight says:

    Anyone here voting for Trump?

    • jetsssuck says:

      I worked for the Jeb campaign I personally think we may have a independent elected.Bloomberg I heard may run and Jeb hasn’t given his base voters the blessing to Rubio. Jeb had a great base of supporters and ground team for super Tuesday but the financial supports pulled out mysteriously. We were told the primaries before super tuesday was not going to determine the race for the nomination.

      • Tim Knight says:

        Trump seems to have a comfortable lead though. NJ Gov. Christie already gave Trump his endorsement. He’s likely to become AG in Trump’s cabinet.

        I know people have a lot of fears with Trump and I think a lot of it is overblown, it’s election time so smear campaigns are in full swing against all the candidates.

        The thing I’m intrigued by is Trump and Christie (not VP) get the GOP closer to a moderate party then where they are. There is no place that makes sense in 2016 for an extreme right wing party just like there isn’t a place for a hardcore socialist in America. That’s not who we are.

        The world needs to get away from dictators in general. You either believe in freedom or you don’t. Not that Trump is the best candidate for this, but he might be the only one who is really viable in the big picture to get it started.

        We’re likely to see more celebrity candidates in the future. Why not, that’s what America runs on, not Dunkin’ Donuts. LOL

      • jetsssuck says:

        I find it odd that most of our voters couldn’t pass a citizenship test or what is required yet they are allowed to vote. Today, well yesterday, in Iran they are voting for the future of their country leaders. The supreme leader is in his 80’s and he may not last much longer. The Iranian citizens have to go cyber cafe’s or use the dark web because of restrictions of internet access but they go because they want to understand both sides of issues not the 1 side the country is saying. This doesn’t happen in US like it should.

  41. Tim Knight says:

    Hoping for an early spring and an ode to one of the best musicians of all time.

  42. Tim Knight says:

    Jetssuck, so let me get this straight. America needs more cyber cafes with dark web usage? LOL

    • jetsssuck says:

      we don’t need dark web because its freely available to us. I believe we need more educated voters instead of politicians who makes the most noise and lie about the issues which know they are wrong but getting elected is more important because of the financial backing they receive.

      • getterdone says:

        Yep, the financial backing of guys like Rubio, Cruz, Berny & Hillary are huge. Jeb had it too, but as you mentioned, they bailed on him since Trump scared him & his brother about the classified missing 28 pages on the 9/11 report.
        So now there monies are going to the candidates above, both Dem & GOP. You know, the ones they can control. Puppets on a string.

  43. getterdone says:

    Tim, yes Trump is the way to go….IMO
    Main reason is he’s got the global elitists, the longtime establishment pissing in their pants. Even Mexico, now China’s leaders are already trashing him, as well as the elites here in the US, like the Bush & Clinton crime families.

    I fear for his life now. Others have been taken out when they push back against the cabal.

    Also, watch for yet another rigged election, starting with a brokered convention. This is already in play with the establishments’ boy Rubio, since Jeb couldn’t muster even a whisper. They’ve also pulled Romney now out of the dust balls in case Rubio continues to get smacked around by Trump.

    BTW, this was never about a 2 party system, a left, moderate, or right candidate. The powers that be are one system, one party. The GOP & Dem thingy is a ruse for the sheep to squabble over, while wondering why nothing ever changes, but for the worst as the social & economic class divide widens.

    • Tim Knight says:

      Heavy stuff. You know I know, you and some others believe in shadow governments and I always said meh…

      Well… why was Trump center stage flanked by Rubio and Cruz with Carson and Kasich as secondary thoughts? It was so obvious to me. That was absolutely rigged.

      • getterdone says:

        Correct. The establishment knows Carson & Kasich have no chance. So they are circling the wagons around Rubio & Cruz now that golden boy Jeb got the stink finger by Trump. Glad to see many voters out there have woken up!
        Wait till they see this rug get pulled out from under their feet when the convention starts.. Let the funny business begin, with the counting of delegates & “Super” delegates….smh!

  44. Tim Knight says:

    GD, if you remember, I have used a term my friend coined that the two party system is a ‘duopoly’. I get that. I have also said our evolution will take us to the planet being more united then ever to explore the new frontier. Our existence as a species is reliant on expanding territories. That’s what all creatures try to do and they adapt. The new frontier is other planets.

    I know this is far out and heavy, man. But humans need to get out of the dark ages and join 2016.

    We shouldn’t be regulating each other more, it should be less.

    • getterdone says:

      Right, and the duopoly that exists here is really a form of oligopoly. Greed, power, & control. We are subtly being herded decade by decade to be the minions of the ruling class.
      They’ve done a good job. Many us us don’t even notice as we become comfortable with our quaint lil daily, weekly, yearly routines. 😉

      As far as establishing colonies on other planets, well good luck with that. TPTB want it, but I don’t think it’s feasible.
      Many even dispute if we really put a man on the moon or not. 😉

      • Tim Knight says:

        Bro, the planet thing will come long after we’re all gone. Think about you in 1980 and then in 2016? Well think about 2016 to 2052. You think they’ll be any new technology? 🙂

  45. 81Howie says:

    After reading some earlier posts I am lead to believe that all these guys coming out are alcoholics, drug addicts, and criminals…
    This league is in a world of shit!

  46. The Flying Pig says:

    I really don’t see anything in trump
    I think he would be the worst thing to happen to this country if he was in office

    He’s run his campaign like an episode of the apprentice

    The guy is just an egomaniac

    Rubio was trying to nail him on that “trump university” scandal
    But he barely go to talk about it as they screamed at each other in the debate

    Trump set up a university called “trump university”
    It’s not a real university it’s not a credited school

    It’s a was a “unoversity” where young naive real estate entrepreneurs were told they would be taught all the ins and outs of the real estate business

    They took at loans and went 10a of thousands of dollars in debt
    And they never got anything in return

    Many of the students died him

    But more importantly the ny attorney general has sued him calling it classic bait and switch

    He stole a lot of $ from a bunch of young people who look up to him
    It’s not much different than bankruptcy of the AC casinos
    Or being fined 1m for hiring polish illegal immigrants

    Trump is a national embarrassment
    He would sell his mother if it made him a profit

    I know you many of you hate the establishment and the 2 party system
    So do I
    Trump may appear to be an outsider – but frankly Runio, Cruz, Clinton & Sanders
    They all deserve credit for a lifetime commitment to public service

    While they were doing that trump was getting just amassing wealth for himself
    He has never done anything for the public interest
    Now all the sudden he has an interest in politics

    His candidacy is just for his own ego

    We need leaders who care about our country’s future
    Not there own ego

    I would encourage you guys to rethink Trump
    IMO the guy is a crook

  47. The Flying Pig says:

    Howie

    Wait to you see he Noah spence scouting report

  48. The Flying Pig says:

    I actually scheduled the Noah spence to run tonight at 8
    Cause I’m tired of this blog already

  49. The Flying Pig says:

    GDP

    If you want to see a movie discuss the faking of the moon landing

    I suggest ROOM 237

    Room 237 is a documentary about Stanley Kubrick and the Shining

    And what the documentary does is breakdown the film and takes a look at the subliminal messages and symbolism

    One of the theories proposed is that the Shining is actually Stanley Kubricks confessions that he was hired to fake he moon landing

    It makes The Shining even creepier than the movie already was…lol

    • getterdone says:

      The whole Van Allen radiation belt that’s 25K miles long and Nasa years later after they kinda forgot about the lunar landing, saying that a human being could not pass through it without being burned up….Oops.
      That made me go, wait a minute now????
      Plus the fact that since the 60’s no country has ever returned to the ‘moon”, now with superior technology. Why???

      • The Flying Pig says:

        I tend to beleive it was real

        I’m just suggesting you check out that documentary

        Kubrick made 2001 before the Landing
        And the suggestion is that the govt recruited him

  50. Tim Knight says:

    Piggy, Trump University is a tiny part of who DT (lol) is. Let’s spend all day discussing this. That is the propaganda approach. We all know who Trump is for 40 years. Now he’s a rabid racist and bigot? Please! It’s election time.

    Liberals are dumb too. They will do and say anything to discredit their opponent in the name of their glory one. I mean please. It’s disgusting.

    Trump is who we know he is, don’t get caught up in the hype. Don’t be surprised if Alec Baldwin runs 4 years from now. That’s where we’re headed.

    • The Flying Pig says:

      It’s not a small part of who he is Tim

      It’s exactly who he is
      A lot of people in his own party hates him

      If he is elected, this country has truly hits it’s lowest point

      Trump University is flat out fraud and exploiting young people and it should not be undermined

      • Tim Knight says:

        I know, I don’t like Trump as a person. He’s a doer though. My thinking is he reforms the GOP even if they hate it. It’s a dirty business. The Republican Party is at a crossroads. The extreme right needs to go.

        In the best interest of the country, say no to government controlling your life. 🙂

  51. The Flying Pig says:

    BTW

    New blog up

  52. getterdone says:

    Piggy, yes, on Trump. He has his warts, as we all do. Personally, I think he’s a weird looking, braggadocious ass.
    But he got tired of seeing this country being sold to the highest bidder, and not a government of the people, by the people, & for the people.
    He’s an outsider in a sense. The Bush’s, Clinton’s, Rubio’s, Cruz’s were groomed into their roles. Where did they really deserve credit for? And what lifetime of service???

    It sickens me every time I see a pic of Dubbya Bush walking around holding hands with his Saudi buddies. Yeah, the ones that his family is in business with> Yeah, the ones that he & Jeb got flown out of the country on 9/11 after all other air traffic was ordered to halt. Yeah, the Saudis that have a horrendous human rights record.

    Time for a non-coddled bought Pol to take a seat at the helm. If Trump got elected, then he can surround himself with the best, sincere, honest, non-corrupt cabinet in the country. That would set us on the right course. That and a complete overhaul of the longtime legislation, err potted plants.

  53. getterdone says:

    Time to shake it up. This BS has been going on for decades!
    I think Trump is the only one asshole with tht balls & willing to do it. Believe me, I’ve researched this a lot, before I go spouting off at the mouth.
    I’m not going to fall in line with the narrative, and seemingly, neither is Trump.

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