I just want to say that “Chuck Esquire” is a fantastic user handle, given that we now know you’re a lawyet.

Pat Mayhan, sorry.

Actual relevant context: It’s a pretty big deal that Pay Mayhan is opposed to this. She was the mayor (and then later council member when she term limited out) most responsible for making the 49ers deal happen. She was there alongside Harbs and York and Goodell at the groundbreaking ceremony. If she’s out on this, you…

WAIT, WHAT?!!?

That girl is super cute, and props to her for having a Draymond jersey instead of a more obvious choice like Steph.

What is the 1st most popular sports site then?

Lesnar was never pinned. The pin was on Reigns and as first to get a pin, Rollins won the match.

Ummm.... literally have no idea what you're talking about, with the sole exception of the Rollins thing, and I never said Rollins HAD paid his dues, but rather that when Roman's next title shot comes it will feel slightly more palatable since at least he got thumped by Brock for a half hour last night first.

Yeah, I was there and you could feel the thumping he was taking from 100 yards away. I think WWE basically sat him down and said "Brock is going to pound you for 20 minutes straight, but when you get another title shot in a year or so people will feel like you've paid your dues."

THATS THE GINGER HAMMERS MUSIC

The answer to this question is always "The guy who has his shirt opened up 2 buttons too far"

Modric. Well done, Lukers.

It is such bullshit that Ronaldo doesn't even look at Benzema after scoring.

Yeah as others have said, the way to profiteer a nonprofit is to somehow become an expense line. So some Blatter friend gets paid $10M for consulting, etc. Turning a profit isn't all that lucrative. Running high profit margins and then spending those margins on friends and family is HIGHLY lucrative.

Chris, can we get a Deadspin Op-Ed from you on the Ray Rice, Greg Hardy, Ray Macdonald, etc stuff? I feel like almost all of us here would love your take.

Shut Up, Larry.

Now starting in central defense, Chris "Carlos Puyol" Borland.

As a niner fan, I felt you underplayed it if anything. Pro Football Focus gave him the highest run-stopper score in the league per game, fully 20% higher than second place, Luke Keuchly. His pro-football-reference comp score for his played games was Zach Thomas, whom Borland is basically a clone of.

Points allowed per 100 possessions:

Good.