I get the idea of this "article", but a lot of these letters are more and more "right". Yes, they're poorly written and yes they cover topics that shouldn't matter, but so does this website.

I get the idea of this "article", but a lot of these letters are more and more "right". Yes, they're poorly written and yes they cover topics that shouldn't matter, but so does this website.

I get the idea of this "article", but a lot of these letters are more and more "right". Yes, they're poorly written and yes they cover topics that shouldn't matter, but so does this website.

This week's random sentence without context that I read first:

I agree with Jason Clarke's tweet. Weeden murdered it at Ok St running shotgun spread hurry-up. All they have to do is tweak the read option into zone runs, something Kelly has done on other teams he has coached (and what Richardson ran in college) and that's that. I don't know if he'll be successful or not or if…

Idiot.

Well, he did just that this year in Pat Shurmur's terrible offense, there's no reason to think it won't happen in Kelly's.

Genius. +1

Still better officials than Teddy Valentine or Ed Hightower.

I remember that catch, was unbelievable. Guy played his ass off, sad to see him go.

The highlight of my internet week is clicking this column, scrolling down, picking a random sentence in the "Robert Evans MVP Watch" and reading it without context. This week started with "Anyway I'm tied to this fence and a young Grace Jones saunters by."

Agreed. Pryor screwed up in college and came off as a shitbag, but the guy is very big, very strong, and very fast. I don't know that he can learn to run routes fast enough to be an effective WR, but just based on pure athleticism he's already better than half the WRs on that team.

PRC for the win.

PRC for the win.

Agreed, I meant that he had unlimited potential back then, not so much anymore.

Clarett stripping the ball from Sean Taylor after running him down is still one of the best football plays I've ever seen. The game was 100% on the line, and he not only stopped Taylor from returning it for a TD, but was smart enough to stand him up and then grab the ball with both hands and rip it out.

My 2 year old says "CHOO CHOO MOTHERFUCKER"

Hamilton, great stuff as always.

I think Trout is pretty damn good. He's never going to be the flashy highlight knockout artist, but he's incredibly sound technically, doesn't make mistakes, and has enough behind his hands to slow down anyone trying to close on him.

+1