 Jared Cook (400 yards)
- Touchdowns — RB Marshawn Lynch, WR Jordy Nelson (3)
- Tackles — LB Tahir Whitehead (43)
- Sacks — DE Bruce Irvin (3.0)
- Interceptions — CB Gareon Conley, CB Rashaan Melvin, S Reggie Nelson, CB Daryl Worley (1)
COMPARING 2018 STATS
Colts:
- Total offense — 17th (370.1 YPG)
- Scoring offense — 10th (27.0 PPG)
- Passing offense — 13th (267.4 YPG)
- Running offense — 22nd (102.7 YPG)
- Third down offense — Tied 1st (50%)
- Red zone offense — 9th (64.3%)
- Total defense — 21st (374.9 YPG)
- Scoring defense — 24th (26.4 PPG)
- Passing defense — 19th (264.0 YPG)
- Sacks — Tied 4th (21)
- Running defense — 17th (110.9 YPG)
- Third down defense — 21st (41%)0
- Red zone defense — 7th (45.8%)
- Time of possession — 30th (28:16)
- Turnover margin — 12th (+2)
Raiders:
- Total offense — 16th (373.5 YPG)
- Scoring offense — 28th (18.3 PPG)
- Passing offense — 10th (281.0 YPG)
- Running offense — 25th (92.5 YPG)
- Third down offense — 20th (38%)
- Red zone offense — 28th (45.0%)
- Total defense — 26th (398.5 YPG)
- Scoring defense — 29th (29.3 PPG)
- Passing defense — 22nd (66.7 YPG)
- Sacks — 32nd (7)
- Running defense — 27th (131.8 YPG)
- Third down defense — 28th (46%)
- Red zone defense — 13th (52.2%)
- Time of possession — 6th (32:17)
- Turnover margin — 29th (-5)
NOTES AND QUOTES
- This week, the Colts made the following moves: Elevated wide receiver Steve Ishmael to the active roster from the practice squad, placed defensive tackle Jihad Ward (ankle) on Injured Reserve and signed safety Rolan Milligan to the practice squad.
- Quarterback Andrew Luck needs to throw one touchdown Sunday to pass Dan Marino, Ben Roethlisberger and Matt Ryan (30) for the eighth-longest consecutive streak of games with a touchdown pass in NFL history. With one touchdown run, Luck will pass Bert Jones (14) for the second-most among quarterbacks in franchise history.
- Hilton needs one 150-yard receiving game to tie Marvin Harrison (11) for the most in franchise history. Hilton also needs one receiving touchdown to pass John Mackey (38) for the eighth-most in franchise history.
- Tight end Jack Doyle needs the following to advance in the franchise record books among tight ends: one reception to pass Coby Fleener (183) for the fifth-most, one touchdown reception to pass Pat Beach and Reese McCall (12) for the eighth-most, and three first down receptions to pass Dwayne Allen (84) for fifth-most.
- Aside from the all-time scoring record, Vinatieri needs three. Vinatieri needs one game played to pass David Lee and Ray Donaldson (184) for the 10th-most games played in franchise history.
- Colts wide receiver Dontrelle Inman on potentially playing in Oakland for the last time: “It is a crazy place, The Black Hole. I love playing in The Black Hole..” Asked if Halloween week should be interesting for the Colts in Oakland, Inman said: “Every week is Halloween week in Oakland.”
NEXT WEEK
Colts:
- BYE
Raiders:
- San Francisco 49ers (1-6) (away)Basics of Sikhi has a great Gurmukhi playlist you can use to learn. There are also apps like Learning Gurmukhi. Typically in Gurdwaras, if you say you want to learn they’ll ask if you know Gurmukhi first, and if you don’t then they’ll put you in a class.

Classes are free, typically once a week on Sundays for 1-2 hours, and its mostly kids but adults who want to learn are also there. See if there is something similar to Gurmat Bibek Vidyala in your area - these schools also teach Gurmukhi, Gurbani, Kirtan, etc.

I suggest you take the Why Guru course by Basics of Sikhi while you wait and start learning Gurmukhi. When everything opens up after quarantine, then go to the Gurdwara.Not enough to buy a house with someone. In order to protect yourself, you really need to get married before doing that. Let's pretend his parents aren't an issue, and pretend he just had the money for the down payment available.

Financially, he puts himself at risk by putting you on the title without equal contribution - he has invested the greater amount, so if something goes wrong (whether life sucks or you two break up), he is the one that is losing a huge amount of money.

Financially, you put yourself at risk by not being on the title. You've already pointed out these differences (contributing to renos but having no investment ownership in the house that money goes to, if you two break up then he can relatively easily kick you out of the house you don't own).

If you are married and get divorced, there are legal protections in place to make sure the split is equitable.  If you just broke up today, there is no legal entitlement to practically shared assets. This is okay when the shared assets are much smaller and easy to divide, but you can't just take half a house with you when you break up.

The person above gave you really sound advice. Buying a house without getting married first opens you up to a mess later, it is much more practical and advantageous for you to be married before taking on such a huge joint asset - and debt. If you aren't ready for marriage, then you aren't ready for a house. Agreeing that you pay a fair amount with no expectation of equity is the best way to go about it, including that you are not putting up a cent for renovations. It also means you get less decisions in the quality of the house and getting what you want in it, because it's not your money going into it... but you already see the problem with having your money go into equity you don't own.

Also, the will - what happens if his family tries to contest it? Claims you're not *really* important to him, you were scamming him in order to get his money, he was vulnerable and you took advantage, whatever. (Think like an old person leaving all their money to a non-relative who was scamming them in the later years of their life.) If he died, I imagine they'd be furious to hear that *their* money is going towards a house *you* will own, that you both lied about you living in. I don't know what kind of legal mess that will make (if any), but I know it's a non-legal mess I would want no part in.Ironmore
Ironmore, a mining town, recently split from the great city of Westerlea. After years of political struggle, the once great knight Balda, forged a deal with the ruling part of Westerlea for their independence. Forfeiting his lands and titles, he has become the sheriff of Ironmore, hoping to rise this town to a great city, by leveraging the unbelievable riches deep within the Dragon Bridge Mountains.
The town, nearing a population of 4200+, has recently undergone two major catastrophe’s. A steady stream of supplies come in and out of the town. The last two supply line coming from Westerlea never arrived. Fearing political intrigue, Balda a portion of his personal militia to track down the supply lines. They were slaughtered mercilessly by chief Asogard of the Two-Blood Orc clan. Paying a heavy price, Balda reached out to Westerlea for assistance, the supply lines are now flowing again, however, disease has befallen the town.
This disease appeared after a new mine was discovered 2 days journey form Ironmore. Balda sent his son out to investigate. This was a week ago. His son never returned.
With his son’s life in question, Balda frantically sought out further assistance from a band of Adventurers. White Sage of the nearby forest, the ranger Tolivir, and the rogue Sierra, agreed to find his son and locate the cause of this disease.
During their two day journey afoot to the Dragon Bridge Mountain, they encountered a small group of human’s, wearing the Fist of Hextor markings. They had a man captive. After a brief skirmish, they freed the man, a monk without a name. Enlisting his service on their journey, they continued to the mountains.
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