Well the Patriots did endure the Sullivans and then a 2-14 season that ultimately got them Bledsoe and Parcells, which eventually became Brady and Belichick.

This asshole won’t make it to April, which is a shame, because he deserves to experience every second of the sentence he receives.

Robby Anderson super misunderstands the rules of fantasy football.

This is terrific work, thank you. Deadspin should replace all those bullshit ad pop-ups with a link to this piece.

Yes, let’s give the owners more money.

That didn’t look like an injury of the one-week variety.

Yeah, this was a garbage cheap shot from someone who has all the reasons in the world to know better. I’m a NE fan and hope he gets two games, minimum, so he misses Pittsburgh.

This was my initial read also, but then I figured he was just setting up the chance for him to cut for seconds- the other instances he opposed it were one-time lines where he’d gain no advantage. I think he mentioned the same back at the table.

A different expression changes little. The sentiment—which, at its most favorable interpretation, is that the players should know their place—is the same.

His use of Capitalization alone justifies a two-day suspension.

Re: the regular season, the AL was pretty mediocre this year. Two terrible postseason showings in a row did him in (rightfully so, IMO).

Huh, you don’t say.

Burning jerseys is for amateurs. I trigger libs by buying a bunch of custom NFL jerseys with “MAGA Jr” on the back.

More real talk: fuck Donald Trump though.

I realize that these comments likely won’t affect any meaningful change but I’ll be damned if each episode of Pop’s Worldview doesn’t make me feel better.

Maybe because the people most likely to criticize are less likely to be basketball fans? Though I can’t possibly imagine why that might be. Hmmm.

Am I the only one bothered by the phrase “scoring the ball” when used by basketball announcers/analysts?

I probably shouldn’t be, but I’m surprised by the number of “no matter your opinion, don’t rock the boat” comments represented here, and how many feel like protecting the ESPN brand, whatever the fuck that is, is somehow a worthy endeavor.

Nah, you’re the guy who takes to the comment section to say that he’ll show no sorrow. That’s exponentially worse that being the guy who shows no sorrow. May you and yours suffer only perfectly logical, expected, and unavoidable misfortunes.