Rodgers was seen as a pick ‘em for #1 overall and slid to #24 because no one else really needed a QB after San Francisco.

Carson Palmer sat behind Jon Kitna. Freak injury aside, that one worked out pretty nicely.

I appreciate all that he does in the community, but he kind of seems like a piece of shit as a competitor.

Colin Kaepernick sits for the anthem because CAM HAS ALREADY MADE DISRESPECT FASHIONABLE. Perfectly cromulent thesis, imho.

As a Jew, that was categorically my least favorite part.

That’s really on you for believing they were going to be good.

Far be it from me to side with a Patriots fan on anything, but have you tried reminding him that he’s a Jets fan?

But are you the type who tries to argue that Brady’s the greatest QB ever even though his resume is really just a poor man’s version of Joe Montana’s...?

#NeverForgetButts

That’s actually somehow disrespectful to the Cardinals.

At least the comments on this one have been spectacularly tpical for that.

Hey now, that’s Pro Bowler Brian fucking Griese to you.

We’ve all had plenty of time to consider that scenario considering it was all Pats fans talked about last year before Von Miller dragged his nuts all over Brady’s face.

I was kind of disappointed by how tame these fan submissions were.

If he wants to meet Andrew Cassels face-to-face, he should just dress up as a puck.

In no other sport does NY have superiority or better success: Bruins more Cups than Rangers and Islanders, Red Sox more rings than Mets

Wes Welker ran a 4.65 40. Edelman’s was something in the low 4.5s.

They don’t suck because of Bill Simmons. They suck because Bill Simmons is indicative of the excruciatingly overwhelming majority of their fanbase.

If anything, it’s hardly even scratching the surface.

I think my favorite thing about the “Why Your Team Sucks” for the Patriots every year is that even the guys who write in to rag on their team and its fans tend to ooze smug self-superiority in their words. Like, they can’t even go as far to say “Fuck us!” without pointing to the team’s past success.