u/BarnacleDowntown8952

Guy was picked #59 overall, unexpectedly. His profile is not overly tilted towards blocking.

I get the limited college production, but he only had 12 starts. This is more due to him being from Germany and having limited football experience. You would think the Texans have some kind of idea that they can develop him to take him in the 2nd, while having Dalton Schultz on the roster.

Guy is going in the 4th or undrafted, seems like a great gamble to me. What do you guys think?

Its a big thing amongst the craft beer community. People who used to be beer snobs and drank a ton of craft beer eventually get over it and start drinking Budweiser, Miller lite, etc.

Anyone see this in the whiskey community, with people going back to "basic" bottles like regular Makers Mark, Jack Daniels, Johnny Walker black, etc.

I have gone to plenty of bars over the last 20 years and I have never seen this.

Is this a thing that happens anywhere? Like they just put out bowls with peanuts/pretzels like you might do if you were hanging out with friends at home?

I know both of these are "bad" things to do in the personal finance world, but I already owe the HELOC. It was for a major home improvement project

For reference, I am 39 and have $288k in my 401k. My wife also works and has a pension. Our other debts are our mortgage ($350k balance, $2900/,month payment), and a car ($19k balance, $600/month).

I get 6%, with a matching 6% from my employer. Then they make a separate 5% contribution at year end (about $5k), so if I did the 401k loan it should get paid off fairly quickly.

I dont understand why is Ja'Kobi Lane going significantly later then Elijah Sarratt in dynasty drafts. Both of these guys are WRs drafted by the Ravens this year. Lane went #80, Sarratt went #115.

I know Sarratt is more well known, having played for the champion Indiana Hoosiers, but I think the draft capital largely speaks for itself. Through 2 drafts so far, Lane has gone a full round later then Sarratt did in both