I’m going to say something not popular round these parts.

“...we haven’t even been the worst team in the league in any of these three Hinkie years.”

This comment might be the literal embodiment of Stockholm Syndrome.

Gronk performs at a high level on the field and in the club. When he fails to do so on the field, then his club performance becomes an issue.

From the part of the article with words:

This old video was shot in the present and features the Future. #mindblown

Let’s remember that one of those managers had cancer and died while the other was the caretaker when he was on leave. Furthermore the article’s point was about the lack of consistency in the style of play that Real’s managers have brought while Barca has been pretty stable in that regard.

Thanks for the perspective and congrats on the win. Quick question that has always bugged me about Jeopardy: in a pre-taped show capable of editing the program for time, why do they ever leave answers on the board? I’m always screaming at Alex to shut up with the proper French pronunciation of a contestant’s correct…

“They can tell you who was the third step child of the archduke of Transylvania in 1647”

Who is Dracula?

The categories are...

This was everyone’s face after reading your DERP BUT THE COWBOYS WON post:

As an attempted non-douchebag Cowboys fan, let me be the first to say that nobody cares, and shut the fuck up.

I agree, the Cowboys winning a game is the more exceptional feat.

We’ll all be telling our grandkids where we were when Dallas won that one game in November that one season.

“Oh c’mon that’s not a catch, right?” - The NFL

Those teams are all in the NCAA football playoffs. The real ones, not this thing ESPN cooked up.

I think he was referring to his 11-13 record which includes 9 one-and-dones. Also, his 24 interceptions in 24 games are way above his average. While his 33 TD passes in 24 games is way below his regular season norms.

Peyton, it was a joke.