We also would’ve accepted “fought self in mirror” for the deep cut

Any reason you photoshopped in a different picture of Darnold’s face on top of this one?

I feel like these replies are an exercise in hot take one-upmanship until someone just fucking *dares* to try and make the case for Dave Matthews Band. And since I know you’re out there, kiddo, don’t fucking do it.

“I once thought I had mono for an entire year, it turned out I was just on the Jets”

Sure, but I’d argue that we are allowed to ask for things to be better. Why can’t we have an intelligent discussion on a football pre-game show? Because the people that tune in don’t expect it? To just leave things the way they are and not demand more from what we consume just leaves us with the status quo, which is…

Why is Antonio Brown mentioned more than 3 times as much as Britney Taylor in this editorial? Is Diana only looking at this through the male gaze?

I don’t think this article is arguing one way or the other. The takeaway that I had is the entire discussion around this matter is seen almost exclusively through the male gaze, which shapes the discussion and decisions that follow.

Coaches are extremely dumb and overrated, which is why coaches who are actually smart can be so dominant.

The only problem with that rule is that shitty coaches who are forced to go for it on 4th and goal will end up winning more than they would be kicking FGs on 4th and goal at the one.

I don’t understand why coaches don’t recognize the fact that if they get stopped at the one yard line, then the other teams starts their drive FROM THE ONE YARD LINE!

Im pretty sure being a college football team is what is preventing them from winning the super bowl 

In this alternate universe where they make the field goal, I picture Pitt then making a great defensive stand, getting the ball back, driving down to 4th and goal on the 2...

Yeah, the ‘we need two scores, so take the points now’ only works when there isn’t a tie on the table. Otherwise you look like a Narduzzi.

New idea for a rule: if you’re within 10 yards of the endzone, you’re not allowed to kick a field goal. Ever. You always have to go for a touchdown.

Not to mention that if you do fail on 4th down and turn the ball over, you have them pinned with their back in their own end zone. It was a low-risk gamble that Narduzzi couldn’t handle.

After watching Hard Knocks I'm pretty sure all head coaches are as smart as a wad of cum.

Innovation us THE most important thing. No one wants a game to not improve and "innovate". This could be minor things. The issue is when there is zero innovation whatsoever.