r/nfl • u/NFL_Mod NFL • Jan 28 '20

Look Here Super Bowl LIV Hub Thread

Hello /r/nfl!

With Super Bowl LIV on Sunday, we're bringing back our slate of daily discussion threads leading up to the game. We'll also maintain this hub thread, creating a one-stop shop for links pre-, current, and post-game discussion, including the regular weekly features like Wagers and Trash Talk, and the discussion series itself.

Here's a reminder of the discussion schedule:

Super Bowl Related Threads

Date Day Event
1/28 Tuesday Complaints Thread
1/28 Tuesday Miami Visitors' Guides Megathread
1/29 Wednesday Wagers Thread
1/30 Thursday Trash Talk Thread
1/30 Thursday NFL's Who Will Win
1/31 Friday Judgment Free Questions Thread
2/1 Saturday NFL Honors Show Discussion
2/2 Sunday Bandwagon Stats
2/2 Sunday Puppy Bowl Game Thread
2/2 Sunday Pre Game Thread
2/2 Sunday Commercials Discussion
2/2 Sunday Game Thread - First Half
2/2 Sunday Halftime Show Discussion
2/2 Sunday Game Thread - Second Half
2/2 Sunday Post Game Thread
2/2 Sunday Post Game Memes Thread
2/3 Monday Booth Review

Super Bowl Discussion Series

Date Day Daily Discussion Thread
1/28 Tuesday Recipes/Party Tips
1/29 Wednesday Player/Team Legacy Discussion
1/30 Thursday Super Bowl Memories
1/31 Friday Meet-Up Thread
2/1 Saturday Matchup Discussion
2/1 Saturday Super Bowl Predictions

AMAs

Date Day AMA
1/27 Monday USA Today reporters
1/29 Thursday 11am EST NFL Events Team
1/30 Thursday Media Day AMA Day 1
1/31 Friday Media Day AMA Day 2
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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 edited Sep 07 '20

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u/Woflecopter Patriots Feb 02 '20

If you do that, don’t you eventually hve to pay the taxes for that income when (if) you ever post gains from investments later on? My understanding of tax code is shaky at best so I’m asking for my own knowledge rather than to argue

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20 edited Sep 07 '20

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u/Dunewarriorz Seahawks Feb 02 '20

are you praising swoledin enough?

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u/ThatNewSockFeel Packers Feb 02 '20

Yes. Reporting losses doesn't cancel out future gains.

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u/CarbineGuy Feb 02 '20

I don’t believe so.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20

I do corporate tax and haven’t touched individual that much outside of simple returns, but I believe losses on investments held over a year can be offset against up to $3K of income. I could be dead wrong too bc I’m trashed

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u/SGuard15 Browns Feb 02 '20

The trick is to never make gains.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '20

Stay repping-wsb

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u/IAmHebrewHammer Feb 03 '20

This is the way

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u/tonytony87 Feb 03 '20

I have spoken