No. That’s called strategy.

Do fake heart attacks count as excuses?

Demographics. As us old white guys who grew up on football die off and spend fewer dollars on this sport and a younger more diverse population will find something else to spend money and attention on. The NFL is like a woman that keeps getting plastic surgery where she appears more ridiculous with each new change.

Why does not watching the NFL assume that you have to replace it with watching some other sport?

Those today who claim that football will always be king are the people who couldn’t imagine a world where the most famous sport wasn’t boxing. Where are they now?

USMNT Lose 1-1

If I’m Osweiler? I do that the minute they stop paying me more capital than most medium-sized businesses have, and not a moment before.

I don’t think you can really give Elway credit for trying to shoot himself in the dick but only hitting his foot.

Who’s has a 1000 yard stare and will have a job before Colin Kaepernick?

Honestly, I kinda gotta give the guy some respect. Motherfucker got paid when it turns out he wasn’t even good enough for the Cleveland goddamn Browns.

Osweiler certainly has what it takes to be a QB on an NFL roster. He’s so tall that even if he knelt for the National Anthem, most fans would think he was still standing up.

Let’s see.

Hardly their only propaganda arm...

Europe is where the sports are capitalist and health care is socialist. The US is where health care is capitalist and the sports are socialist.

So, for a simplified example, let’s say a club signs a player for a €50 million transfer fee and gives him a five year contract worth €10 million annually. This means that for each of the five subsequent years following the parties signing the deal, €12 million will count against the budget.

+1 Confederacy Cup

It’s not supporting slavery, it’s just honoring history.

Planning to just pay the iron price for a game like this and avoid the in-app purchases.

Five gets you ten the department that paid for that new battery was marketing, not warranty fulfillment.

“Certainly he’s good enough to be a backup. … But we have a good No. 2, a guy that fits our system that we have familiarity with. He’s here for the same reason that (Dolphins coach) Adam Gase goes back to (Jay) Cutler. We know exactly what we’re going to get from the guy. Physically, Kaepernick’s more talented, but…