Rogers, Luck, Foles, Stafford, Mahomes, Trubisky, and Tannehill come to mind.

Yeah, the line about Tablet is more of the soft anti-Semitism that’s become depressingly prevalent on left-oriented media. Tablet broke a legitimate and important story. People are cranky because of a combination of neither understanding nor respecting Jewish identity and wanting Julia Salazar to be the next Alexandria…

One thing to note is that Tablet has seemingly had it out for Salazar for a while; its previous reporting, while antagonistic, resulted in some pretty good evidence that Salazar fudged aspects of her background.

It says a lot about this case that both sides are making such incredible claims that I can’t even begin to figure out which sounds more outlandish.

This is beneath Deadspin. Tablet doesn’t “have it out” for Salazar by reporting her lies any more than the New York Times “has it out” for Trump by publishing the anonymous op-ed. Tablet’s a good, nonpartisan publication, that did some very important reporting by uncovering that, among other things, Salazar openly…

Since they never defined what this category would be, exactly, I’m a little reluctant to jump down their throats on this. Everyone would agree that different kinds of films aim for different kinds of things. Therefore, having separate awards that acknowledge those different goals doesn’t seem too illogical, even if we…

This is so disingenuous and misleading, as if Gilbert is alone and the voices of reason are on the other side of the fence. How about Nadal, Federer, Lendl, Borg, McEnroe and the many others who stand by sticking with best of five matches?

Bears, beets, and Bunk Moreland.

Kid is too comfortable in the box taking big hacks.

At no time during this interview (which is not terribly long) did Lauren Gussis say that criticism of her work was censorship or even anything close to it. The word only appears twice in the interview proper, and four times on in the entire article when Hollywood Reporter added it to the headline and the (truncated) pu…

Sometimes when I have to shit while I’m asleep I dream that I go to the bathroom and keep shitting and shitting and shitting until my shit fills up the whole toilet, but I still have to shit.

Anyway, you’re welcome.

It’s frustrating because they made such a big plot point out of it in the first place.

I think where some people struggle with that (and where Disney/LucasFilms REALLY jacked it up) is that JJ and Rian weren’t in sync on this at all. TFA basically leaves you a trail of crumbs to try to figure out which important people her parents were... and TLJ basically just drops it in a couple weird lines. How…

Landry is like the new guy in the POW camp. His spirits are high and he thinks if he motivates his fellow prisoners, that they can overcome their oppressors. The men who have been imprisoned the longest have seen this before, they’ve seen that it will only end in failure and it’s taken the souls of stronger men than…

I'll throw Jake Gyllenhaal in Nightcrawler into the mix. He's terrific in the role, but has typically played good guys, or at least decent people.

I’d throw in Matt Damon in The Departed. While he had played a bad guy in The Talented Mr. Ripley, by 2006 he was much more widely known for the heroic action star roles or Mr Nice Guy roles. And he played off both of those images in The Departed by being a terrible villain who went undercover as a heroic cop and a…

When I read this article, there is a question that stayed in the back of my head and remained unanswered: what the heck are people actually doing at this company? 2500 employees, 20ish offices: one game (and some minor projects you can count on one hand) in 10 years. I understand you need to maintain and update an…

Remember, every team passed on Marino (there were 28 teams at the time). He had suspect knees and was rumored to have a coke problem (back when cocaine was destroying MLB and the NBA).

This is my favorite Youtube video of all time. I wish I could travel back in time and have this be a submission to the Voyager’s Golden Record, to be preserved for time and all eternity.

A film critic whose name escapes me at the moment once said he regards each year's Oscar winner as something historic in its own right, in how they represent just where the sentiments of the voters lie in a given year.