If the NFL could protect its brand by hold all players accountable for their conduct, they would do it; if the NFL could protect its brand by hold no players accountable for their conduct, they would do. Bottom line: the NFL does not care about player conduct, the NFL is solely concerned with protecting their brand.…

The Keystone Cleveland Cops don't have the slightest patch of moral ground to stand on when it comes to asking anybody for an apology in light of this: http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/05/us/…

And then there are the Cleveland cops. http://www.nytimes.com/2014/12/05/us/…

An apt visual metaphor for Johnny Manziel's first NFL start.

"Even I think that was pathetic!" —Brady Quinn

Is that Rudy Giuliani's publicist?

Revising Expectations Downward: a Cleveland Tradition

I hate proofreading two.

My chalinj 2 Flod Maywever

Playing on LDS— NBA: bad. MLB: pitch perfect game. http://deadspin.com/5819880/the-lo…

Still less so than Kyrie's "IRA Forever!" shirt.

Not making excuses for Hoyer—To be sure, he's has defiantly fizzled out, and don't think starting Manziel is a bad idea. However, it's hard to pin the Browns' swoon on Hoyer alone. The defense has been an abomination (particularly against the run) and don't get me started on Billy…

Cue the red-faced old man in a tricorn hat and "don't tread on me" t-shirt saying Lauten's first amendment rights are being trampled.

Given Roorda's record of lying and falsifying records, I'm deeply suspicious of the SLPOA's motives and baffled as to why the SLPOA would allow a crook like Roorda to speak for the organization: a dirty cop is never a good public advocate for legitimacy police officers' authority.

Let's home Cardale Jones actually came to play QB, because he already told the planet he ain't come to play school.

Brilliant! I have nothing to add.

They'll probably do more than any SEC valedictorian will.

Hey, remember when the Pistons were good?

Why would someone do this to their child? Think of a heroin addict. Let's say that heroin addict is a person you love. Most people reasonable people would expect you to see their addiction as a disease. Hopefully you would encourage that person to get help for their illness without judgment. However, you would find…

Not even the Tallahassee Police Department will be able to help them get out of this trouble.