Imagine knowing that there were children being enslaved out there and being like, “You know what, I shouldn’t talk about this to all these reporters, it might distract them from their rightful focus on Matt Hasselbeck.”

“I agree with Trent’s position on this and I spent the better part of 40 years not letting something as horrible as child rape interfere with my responsibilities to my football team.”

Guys, child slavery is really bad and I could’ve done more to fight against it, but I decided to focus on staying quiet because football.

#ThatsTheJoke

Wide deceiver???

Sounds like my ex wife!!!

If you don’t have 38 minutes and 23 seconds to spare, it’s 35 minutes of Allen Iverson crying and thanking literally over one hundred people individually, occasionally breaking cadence to tell a moderately amusing joke or anecdote.

o fuck yea br0

This is on Denver because they relentlessly targeted Newton but I also find it really disturbing that there’s not a discussion about checking the defensive shits who pull this too. The focus is on the high profile positions and players but those guys are having the same impact to their brains.

Thanks for stepping away from the gridiron for a few seconds to enlighten us, oh wise football sage. You fucking clown.

Maybe if Cam Newton had better leadership and body language the defense would have followed their assignments.

Another year of football, another year where the only thing I like about football is Deadspin trolling idiots by using the Spanish-language broadcast on their videos.

The last sentence of the first paragraph, I realized this wasn’t what he actually said. But until that point it was completely believable.

In no particular order:

Leroy Hoard who had an all-time fat back quote: “If you need one yard, I’ll get you three. If you need five yards, I’ll get you three.”

Trailer looked horrible, supprised it got 20,000. And the progress after looked like they tried to reverse engineer COD.

No, if you’re going to use HIPAA he only has a case against the hospital. HIPAA, as has been noted several times here in the comments, does not apply to journalists.

Curt Schilling’s Facebook Lock Of The Week

#1: Agreed the national anthem shouldn’t play before games. However, if we were to stop playing it because of the protests, rather than address the protests, that would be an act of absolute craven cowardice. I didn’t suspect Americans were so timid that they can’t even allow someone to criticize their country without…

I think in a time of our nation where healing is so needed, we owe it to our children and to the world to change the national anthem to Prince’s “Let’s Go Crazy.”

Umm no.. medical documents and records are protected regardless of your celebrity due to HIPAA. So he has a case.. just not against espn but the hospital and the people who took pictures of his document.