NFL Power Rankings Week 3

Another Week Down and we have a new team on top of the NFL Power Rankings. The Jacksonville Jaguars continue to climb up the rankings while the Washington Commanders continue to slide.

Trevor Lawerence and the Jaguars continue to climb up the NFL Power Rankings. Getty Images
Trevor Lawerence and the Jaguars continue to climb up the NFL Power Rankings. Getty Images
  1. Philadelphia Eagles – This team has looked the best in the NFL. Both sides of the ball have looked dominant. They have been answering the questions on both sides of the ball and about the coaching staff. Biggest argument against them is the competition they’ve played. Jalen Hurts continues to impress.
  1. Miami Dolphins – Could be #1 due to strength of schedule. Good teams find a way to win and they have done just that. All the off season news was about the offense, but this defense looks legit and are still missing Byron Jones. Why not #1? Offense has work to do. They haven’t played a complete game yet.
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Doesn’t Hurt to Be Wrong

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I was wrong, Jalen.

Rent is due and I am here to pay. I’ll admit it, I wasn’t stoked on draft day that we spent a second round pick on a back up quarterback instead of a weapon for our current franchise QB Carson Wentz or someone to help the aging defense. The core of the team that had just brought the first Lombardi trophy to Philadelphia held a special place in my heart.  I wasn’t ready to let go. I wasn’t ready to admit that the window had closed. I was wrong.

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Hazy update: bottling was a success!

As I mentioned in the last post, bottling a hazy is always an adventure for a homebrewer. Oxidation is always a worry, and with hazys, it’s even more of an issue due to the large amount of hops and how easily the style can be ruined by oxygen. Thanks to a wonderful r/homebrewing post from user rhymeswithoranj, Rod’s Lazy Hazy Pale Ale was packaged up successfully.

mmmm juicy

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Brew Day!

The all important research and development stage

This past weekend I made my way down to San Jose get another brew day in with Josh. But this wasn’t just any brew day, this was our first attempt at all grain! We’ve been extract brewing for a few years now and we have finally made the jump.

This was a learning brew for sure. We just wanted to go with a nice and easy IPA to get the hang of things. Overall the process went smoothly, but we would do a few things different next time.

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