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https://www.politico.com/news/2024/04/24/us-long-range-missiles-ukraine-00154110
 
The Biden administration last month secretly shipped long-range missiles to Ukraine for the first time in the two-year war — and Kyiv has already used the weapon twice to strike deep behind Russian lines.
 
In March, the U.S. quietly approved the transfer of a number of Army Tactical Missile Systems with a range of nearly 200 miles, said a senior Biden administration official and two U.S. officials, allowing President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s forces to put at risk more Russian targets inside Ukrainian sovereign territory.
 
The administration will include additional long-range ATACMS in a new $1 billion package of military aid President Joe Biden approved on Wednesday, one of the U.S. officials said.

I just really need the Chargers not to draft Joe Alt.

I just really need the Chargers not to draft Joe Alt.

This would be the best case scenario 
 
 

Well he’s a top 5 President of Football Operations for sure, is there even any doubt? 

Well he’s a top 5 President of Football Operations for sure, is there even any doubt? 

Well he’s a top 5 President of Football Operations for sure, is there even any doubt? 

The real question is if Brinker is the “real GM” is he still a top 5 GM in @tgo’s eyes?

In that video clip with Daniel Jeremiah via Jim Wyatt, he also mentioned Latham. Also discussed Nabers of course.

Thought exercise:
 
What if they keep emphasizing the depth of the draft at OT because they plan to draft both a LT and a RT in the first two rounds? Or even flipping Latham to LT like Callhan did with Jedrick Wills and then drafting a RT in the 4th round.

7. Tennessee Titans
Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame
It's no secret that the Titans have eyes for Alt. I've been told by sources that should Alt be gone, the Titans would then potentially target Nabers. If both are gone? Trade out, and in a hurry. But Alt is here in this scenario, and he comes at good value and fills the team's biggest need. After allowing just two sacks over the past two seasons, he'd be a welcome addition protecting Will Levis' blindside. Tennessee allowed 64 sacks last season (tied for fourth-most) and recently released Andre Dillard.

Well it does keep Brinker from being sniped for other executive roles outside of an all out GM position which is his aspiration, as a practical matter.

Carthon clearly the decision maker on player acquisition and oversees coaching/scouting hires. 

Thought exercise:
 
What if they keep emphasizing the depth of the draft at OT because they plan to draft both a LT and a RT in the first two rounds? Or even flipping Latham to LT like Callhan did with Jedrick Wills and then drafting a RT in the 4th round.

Thought exercise:
 
What if they keep emphasizing the depth of the draft at OT because they plan to draft both a LT and a RT in the first two rounds? Or even flipping Latham to LT like Callhan did with Jedrick Wills and then drafting a RT in the 4th round.

Well it does keep Brinker from being sniped for other executive roles outside of an all out GM position which is his aspiration, as a practical matter.

Carthon clearly the decision maker on player acquisition and oversees coaching/scouting hires. 

Carthon clearly the decision maker on player acquisition and oversees coaching/scouting hires. 

Carthon certainly does not report to Brinker, he reports to Strunk.

Scotty, this phenomenon is called “Vrabel Syndrome”