My wife and I were both moved to tears by Lowe’s compassion in such a moment of violence. I thought this guy was a bad ass hero when I read he tackled the would be shooter, but what really happened is far more spectacular.

“What the fuck? The guy grabs the gun, disarms the wannabe killer and then hugs him? This isn’t the US Amercia we want everyone to live in. It’s not even worth expressing empty thoughts and prayers.”

Same dude that faked an injury in one of the above articles, so that a teammate could get some playing time. Good dude, this guy.

No, I think it should stay in use. I think we should keep beating that particular dead horse until some player, somewhere, manages to earn a lifetime ban from the NFL for something other than kneeling for the anthem. I want to see the other behavior that makes every team in the NFL say “I don’t care if he’s got talent…

If only all NFL owners had the moral fortitude to just not sign a headhunting sociopath, but let’s be real here. Not like he did something dangerous or distracting like, I dunno, refusing to stand for the national anthem.

What rough beast slouches towards Tampa to be born?

That game last night is the reason we watch football.

I don't think you understand the term "strawman" 

I feel like you could’ve helped progress the process of not tying everything Osaka does back to that moment by not using the entire final paragraph of this article to tie Osaka’s actions in this unrelated match that didn’t even feature Williams back to that moment.

If there was a young man in literally any other profession who made $100 million before he was 30 and decided to retire, he would be lauded. The Wall Street Journal would write thousands of words of wankery praising his acumen and smarts and god bless America.

And I still can’t follow it. She hacked the Matrix; that’s what I’m going with.

The only one seriously competing against Simone Biles is Simone Biles.

So, does the NFL do anything at all to help out a player having a mental health crisis or are they just on their own for that?

This is the apology article, it links to the original video as well.

While the relationship between the two parties was certainly fraught before and Dana White bears a ton of responsibility for the treatment of Cyborg, I also think that the video Cyborg’s team released of that Dana/Cyborg discussion was probably a point of no return. It also frustrates the hell out of me as I seriously…

It’s always going to be Boston. Doesn’t matter the sport or the year or how good or bad the team was the previous year. Boston fans will be the most aggrieved.

Another infuriating, stark reminder that abusers don’t fit any specific profile, they’re everywhere. Apologies for apparently being one of the few commenters who don't find this funny.

Good thing he just broke a kids arm instead of kneeled for the anthem.

*Richie Incognito throws his father’s arms up in disgust*

While you are absolutely correct that she did not deserve to be treated this way, I also have no doubt that Britt McHenry would be the first one in line to defend a right-wing dude accused of saying these things to another woman.