I hadn’t heard of this, I guess the lack of a sensational angle (doesn’t sound like there’s a race difference, not politically, or religiously motivated) has kept it off the “front page”

That’s exactly how I feel about her. I dislike her, so I inherently don’t care for her characters at first. As Peggy became integral to Mad Men I accepted her, but I would always side with Don, even when he was being as ass.

Is it that Hawk only does road games, or that Benetti only does home games? I figured if Benetti doesn’t travel they need to get someone else, I didn’t know Hawk was the deciding factor.

The Rock leans right?

I don’t see how trying to cut down on wind resistance is cheating, since they tried it with the human wedge. Which is what you’re implying... or are you equating a perfect track with wheelie shoes?

If they take all the work and research they put in, and invest some money on making a “perfect” track; the best surface, totally flat, or maybe a slight down slope, with walls on either side to reduce wind.

Yeah that part wasn’t explained to me at the time that I wrote it, so I truly thought it was a “three year average” as in, you do terrible in 2014-2015, you’re clawing your way back up the next two years, at least.

Wow.

That sentence doesn’t explain why. Just the fact of their situation, now how, which was my question.

Exactly what I was looking for; thank you.

Thanks. Do me another favor? Point where exactly the article explains how you go from the bottom to the playoffs.

How the hell do you go from the bottom of a table to the playoffs in one game?

At what age does “team white guy” become a reflex?

Does the chyron always read “POTUS”? Or was it better in the context, ya know, space and alliteration.

Are you agreeing with me?

Besides the “free” cable provided dvr and ondemand, ESPN, and the occasional Food Network show were the only things I worried about when I considered cord cutting. Now three years later, while I sometimes have to stream a game; ESPN is one of the things I [don’t miss] the most. When I’m out running errands and see…

Obviously they can’t, but corporations (the people that run them) are greedy pieces of shit that do funny math and acquire smaller companies all in the name of growth. So as long they continue to pull money out of their ass to buy ads on sporting events, the league can keep acting like they’re worth it and spend what…

I don’t have an understanding of what ESPN talent makes, like if these people aren’t instantly poors; so maybe they can afford to look for work and aren’t worried about their futures— but so gracious. Everyone is being so nice about this.

I gotta assume Schefter is getting expensive. Werder isn’t as wide reaching as Schefter. So unless they’re working Adam for cheap, he’ll get a smaller contract next time or he’ll be reduced too... I think.

Why let go of a football guy in July rather than now, or maybe, right after the draft?