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TL:DR: I’m not arguing that RBs aren’t important or that we shouldn’t look to add talent there. My argument is that drafting a RB high in the draft does not work out because RBs alone can’t make a team substantially better. Especially teams that have terrible offensive lines. This is where the Saints are right now.

So far there have been 10 teams that have played over the weekend. Only 1 RB has rushed for over 100 yards - Barkley behind an absolutely elite Eagles O Line and it still took him 26 runs to do. The Next closest RB behind him had 67 yards.

Only 3 of the 10 teams had RBs as a group total over 100 yards including the Eagles. Out of those 3 teams only 1 team won their game and

We see him as, “Oh he got benched and replaced by Shough.” But I’d say most fans are more than fine having him as a backup and keeping the QB room the way it is. I don’t think the team would just give Rattler away when he’s been in the system and could fill in for Shough just fine. He’s also young enough that a team might feel he could continue to develop into game managing QB for an already established team.

So what would it take? I don’t have a good answer to this so I’m not sure the answer. Like is a 4th too little or too much? I don’t know.

I see a lot of these posts on here and the advice is almost always to “pay off the auto loan”.

When I consider things I actually come up with maybe it’s better not to pay it off immediately, but I’m operating under the assumption I’m wrong based on what others have said here. This is a bit more in depth than usual because I’m trying to really get someone to help point out what I’m missing in my consideration. Sorry for the long post.

Help point out what I’m over looking here:

Auto Loan would be $27,000 at 6.19% for 72 months. Interest paid over 72 months would be $5,392.33.

I have a HYSA that is getting 4.25% APY. Compound interest on $27,000 over the 72 months would be $7,826.77 (calc

I've been having this issue since the new app came out for my Apple TV. The Watchlist is just missing.

I still have a watchlist and can access it on the phone and tablet app but I can't find where the Watchlist was moved to for the new app.

I've tried searching the issue on here and Google but all I could find was people saying it's now been moved to the list on the left hand side. I can't find it there.

Has anyone else had this issue? Is it some type of caching issue or something? Any help I'd appreciate it. Thanks.

Hey everyone. So I've been looking into replacing the headlights on my 2023 SV with aftermarkets that come with DRLs (daytime running lights). My only issue is the SV comes with just the regular low/high beams and no fog lights or DRLs.

Ive read some conflicting stuff on different Titan Forums where for some people they were just able to plug it right in and everything works and others said they had to run additional wires. Plus all the info seemed to be for 2nd gen or older.

So I was hoping someone here might have done it with 2020+ and be able to tell what all is involved before I go purchasing some aftermarket lights.

Has anyone else found led lights that fit the 2020+ Titan's interior lights? I've got a 2023 SV that I'd really like to replace the interior lights on but through my looking it seems like the LED replacements out there are for 2019 and older.

Do those work or is there another plug in option that someone has found? Thanks.

Recently purchased a used truck and it looks like at some point when someone was cleaning it they over sprayed and hit this plastic trim piece leaving these white spot stains on it. I tried using warm soapy water but it didn't improve it any.

Before I move on to harsher cleaners I was wondering if anyone had a suggestion for what might clean it up? It's not a huge deal and I could live with it but since I just got it I figured it was worth asking if anyone had an idea.

First let me just say I appreciate any and everyone who checks this post out and gives me their opinion. I'm totally new to all of this and I've done a lot of reading about it but this is my first time taking the jump and actually making a purchase and so I really do mean it when I say Thank You to others who have knowledge in this area and are willing to share it with newcomers.

I attempted to use the QCwatch website to try and see if any of the index alignment was off but I just sucked at using it and couldn't ever get the green dot to be absolutely in the center of the watch. This was totally a "me" issue and I appreciate it being up to help others.

It looks like a GL to me assuming t

And it was incredible.

I remember hearing about it a long time ago and even bought it way back in the day when it came out but I was younger and never gave it a chance. Life happened, I got busy, and I forgot about it.

Fast forward to today and I’m sick and not really feeling like playing anything intense. I googled for relaxing games on controllers and saw a suggest for Journey and I realized I never got around to playing it. I purchase it on Steam not remembering anything about it and set out on my, Journey. Right as I got through the first area I’m traveling along and suddenly someone else shows up. I don’t know if it’s a npc but I’m figuring who would be playing this game in coop so

I thought it'd only be fair for me to make another post about my battery experience since I made a post after first getting the phone and having some concerns.

The TL:DR is I'm getting amazing battery life. (Note this is the Snapdragon version)

Edit: I should add a few other things I forgot to mention originally. I have AOD always turned on. I run the phone at maximum resolution with adaptive refresh rate turned on.

I've been using Accubattery Pro to track by battery information since I got my phone. At first it was showing some lower than I thought was reasonable battery capacity estimates (It was suggesting I only had around 4700 of capacity) along with faster battery drain than I'd e

I received my S22U in the mail yesterday morning and one of the first things I did was download Accubattery. Based off the couple of charges I've done so far its showing battery capacity at 4,782 instead of 5,000 as advertised.

I've compared this to the Pixel 6 and a couple of other phones and they all have shown to charge to the capacity promised (or higher).

Has anyone else used Accubattery to see what they're actually getting? I realize this is still early and I'll need plenty more charges to nail down exactly but I'm curious of others results.

This post is sort of an update from my previous one where I complained about a lot of bugs I had with my Pixel 6 culminating in my rear camera just not working.

At the time people suggested I do a factory reset. Well 4 factory resets later and the problem hasn't been resolved. I tried returning it to the store but obviously it was out of return range even if there was an issue with the phone.

Of course this leads me to having to go through Google Support to try and get a RMA number and the only option is through chat and for the past 2 days Chat has said, "All agents are busy, try again later." No option to wait for anyone. No option to leave a message and be messaged back. Nothing.

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I've had my Pixel 6 since launch. I was extremely excited to give it a try after being with Samsung for my past two phones. I say this to say, I'm not some iPhone user who this is their first experience with Android. I wanted to love this phone and love stock Android.

Instead what I've been given is the absolute worst phone experience I've ever had. Let's ignore Android 12 for a moment, which has it's own issues, this was Google's attempt at finally having a flagship phone and instead what we've been given is a phone that's even worse after the December update.

We had a very poor working fingerprint sensor that supposedly was fixed in December but now the fingerprint sensor just doesn't re