It’s not a purse. It’s a satchel.
Indiana Jones wears one.

It’s not a purse. It’s a satchel.
Indiana Jones wears one.

Very well said.

Thank you for injecting some balanced reason into this sewer of rabid screeching.

If it’s a good product, a fair price, and the warranty outlasts the presidency, it’s still a buy in my opinion.

If it’s a good product, a fair price, and the warranty outlasts the presidency, it’s still a buy in my opinion.

$25 million guaranteed, even if he never sees a single snap.

It’s more probable than not that they actually did, in fact, have a day off this season.

We’ll agree to disagree. Good culture, morale, and leadership climate are what the military calls “force multipliers.” Teams that cultivate a selfless, team-first attitude, teams that can face adversity without members turning on each other, teams that can instill discipline and hold each other accountable... operate…

I never said they’re better people?  I said that they’re a clinic on organizational leadership principles and sound, disciplined management practices.

People who don’t understand the relationship between temperature and pressure, and people who think the MAGA hat in Brady’s locker was anything more than a golden retriever’s “Hey, my buddy threw me a red hat! Cool! That was SO nice of him!” got triggered.

Atlanta had way higher than an 86% chance. ESPN win probability over time:

+1 flat matt spin

No argument here.

I’m willing to concede that the greatest quarterback of all time achieved said feat in large part by being entirely focused on his craft, his health, and his game plan. This single-minded focus is particularly important the week before the super bowl.

The incredible thing is that he wasn’t. His ultimate career choice may have played to his (every last) weakness, but he wasn’t an idiot.

I was too busy daydreaming about Brady receiving the trophy from Goodell, looking at him, and then leaning into the mic with a, “I’m just here so I don’t get fined” to consider that aspect. But you’re totally right, and I’m nauseated at the mere thought.

Not yet, I have too much respect for what appears to be a juggernaut Falcons offense. But if we win, yes. I will personally bask in unprecedented levels of glorious, smug, insufferability, because Roger Goodell would deserve every bit of it.

I’m curious. Usually, this type of rage against cheaters is reserved for those who feel that some type of unfair play contributed to unfair success.

I would then want Brady to take the trophy, look briefly at Goodell, and then deadpan into the mic:

Guess it depends on which “small detail.” Shit’s probably hereditary, after all.