If the NFL came out and said, "We will discipline employees who commit domestic violence but we as an organization believe domestic violence is a societal issue beyond our reach and we feel no special responsibility to solve it" that in many ways would be a fundamentally more honest thing to do. Deadspin's point is…

I agree. I find the ads stupid. It's NOT hard to talk about it DV. how about "don't hit your wife"? Seems easy enough. How about Chris Carter, rather than pretending to be at a loss for words, simply says "you should never hit a woman"? How hard is that?

Is that a No More Wife Beater?

You are literally advocating for a system that calls for damaging other people's property for doing something completely legal.

You know Lynch has just many superbowl rings as Blount right??? He also gets paid like 4x more than this guy and will probably end up in the Hall of Fame,but it doesn't matter bc according to you being a bench warmer on championship team is some how better.

2014: NFL suspends Gordon 10 games

Is the Bay City police department going to help cover up the incident to keep the criminal who shot the officer on the streets? If not, then I guess it's not relevant to anything.

In the U.S. at least, MDs and DOs have virtually identical education and clinical training. His board certification is independent of his degree, as was his residency, which means his clinical expertise is the equivalent of the minimum expected of any MD cardiologist.

Drew I disagree with your assertion that they are lies. Specifically:

I would know about my favorite team by watching the team play the sport they get paid to play. Which requires zero "journalists," just two people in the booth talking about the stuff happening on the field.

It's almost as if people who grow up in impoverished minority-heavy areas keep some verbal vestiges of that upbringing even if they're intelligent people.

This is awesome. There isn't a more useless group of professionals than sports journalists. All the power to him for pointing out, maybe inadvertently, the absurdly stupid corporate theater that is modern sports.

My take-away from this article is that Mike Madson, Rob Demovsky, and Bart Hubbuch must be insufferable douches.

Actually in Canada they're called MREHs.

I hate to break it to you guys, but there is a certain group of people who have been saying this league is bullshit for 40 years, and have completely reconciled it with their love of football. Without the every-other-day #hottakes on the subject, no less. The worst thing about the league's crumbling facade is Mr.…