He just couldn't resist that 12 year old bottle of scotch

Dan Snyder is completely right, they should keep the Redskins name to preserve their long heritage and history of being the most racially intolerant franchise in the NFL

This marks the first time Derrick Rose has dressed all season

The Washington Red Dogs

Underrated +1

Mexico buying tickets is just smart, since it's the only way they're getting to Brazil

Matt Schaub: [calls NFL Security]

He's in the final year of his rookie contract

Right to work has nothing to do with this, and also that's incorrect since he's a contract employee, and his termination would therefore be governed by the terms of his contract

As far as I know, being Jewish is not considered to be a disability

I don't know how "in tune" you are to current and former players, but what sense do you get regarding how they view the league's recent reforms aimed at reducing concussions? Too much, too little, approaching it the wrong way, just right?

This is the last international window for World Cup qualifying. The teams that are going to Brazil will have been decided by the end of it

I'm more impressed with how they managed to go 24 plays in 5:10. Obviously the guy threw a lot of incomplete passes, but that's less than 13 seconds of game time per play

Scheduling and ticket sales. You have to know what teams are playing where and when, and the fans have to know that in advance as well to purchase tickets, make travel and lodging reservations, etc...

This is the last international window before the draw happens. Technically it won't be decided until then, but since national teams aren't playing between then and now, the de facto rankings will be decided after these games

He has already moved down draft boards this season

Regarding the Minnesota guy, pretty sure the ADA would have something to say about firing a guy because he has epilepsy

I seriously doubt that. If he were a marginal prospect, it might. He is all but locked into the top 1 or 2 picks (depending on who picks #1) barring a serious injury or like, him killing a hooker or something. No team is going to pass on him because he chose to sit out a couple games in college to preserve his…

The whole "makes you question his passion for the sport" thing is pretty misleading. I love my job, but I would not do it for free, especially if doing so meant I would be less likely to be compensated for it in the future. If he's making a business decision, that doesn't mean he's not committed to playing football,…

A devastating injury at this point would erase far more than $5 million in career earnings based on what he's likely to make