They crossed past “borderline” when they changed their lineup in March.

I was about to reply that obviously the girl was underage, but I went and read the article out of Detroit and it states that the accuser was a 21-year-old woman. Now I’m incredibly confused, too.

No argument on the points that 1) asking for someone to be fired over this is a gross overreaction, and 2) it speaks to the enormous amount of privilege wielded by this douchebag that it would even occur to him to do so.

Bravo to this restaurant, and shame on anyone who would have a problem with a mildly worded statement like that.

Weird. Based on what I’ve read about him, I’d have thought Harvey would welcome the chance to go to Las Vegas.

Everything I read about the ‘incel’ movement is so bizarre that I can’t wrap my mind around it. And I had a pretty lonely childhood/teenage experience particularly when it comes to the opposite sex. It’s hard to remember exactly but there were probably times I felt some of the hopelessness and certainty that I was…

This quote makes me think the whole story is a favor to someone who wants to make the Raiders look bad. First of all, like you said, there is the risk (small, but still there) that any player could die on the field. Second, if Hurst’s heart condition was at the level where he was at greater risk than the average…

The number of times it’s happened and the fact that it was apparently on the field itself pretty much rule out anything innocent.

You know, this might be the rare case where technically correct is not the best kind of correct.

I’m not defending the logo, but as long as the Washington team name remains the same, it’s kind of weird to go after the logo first.

“Most of life is spent doing one thing when you’d rather be doing something else. It’s fine, or anyway it’s a good thing to get comfortable with, because that’s how it’s gonna be even if you don’t.”

How can the same guy who wrote that absolutely brilliant article published yesterday be so goddamn wrong about instant replay?

According to Spotrac, the #1 overall pick gets $32.68M total with $21.85M of that guaranteed. Rosen at #10 will get $17.6M total with $10.88M of that guaranteed. So on the face of it, he lost almost half of what he would have gotten had he been picked first overall.

Well, Mayfield is the first QB Dorsey has drafted in Cleveland, so maybe give him a chance to succeed or fail? The failures of past drafted QBs are well-documented but none of those have anything to do with Dorsey.

We had a checking account with a small local bank, and when we got our new debit cards we activated them. That Saturday morning, we tried to take out money from an ATM and the cards didn’t work. I called customer service and got a message telling me to leave my phone number and someone would call me back on Monday.…

Aren’t some experts saying that Mayfield has the highest upside of any QB in the class? I was surprised the Browns picked him first, but I don’t think it’s automatically a terrible pick. I think using #4 on Ward was a bigger misstep.

I’m not sure what you’re arguing for here. If you’re a team that’s drafting early, you can only control what you do with a pick (like sitting a rookie for a year or two, although the higher you pick the more pressure you get to start a guy right away). You can’t control the feeding frenzy for QBs that means that…

And Wilson slid to the 3rd round more because of his height than anything (which is also ridiculous in retrospect).

But I damn sure knew not to say the n-word...and the white kids I knew who would’ve, while not necessarily being racists, were definitely idiotic pieces of shit.

Three reasons why I still love physical media: