It’s definitely odd that they don’t look at the whole family and just the fathers but the idea isn’t odd at all. They expect QB’s to be leaders of their team and to not do anything to embarrass the franchise. Checking in to see that he comes from a good family that put a good head on his shoulders makes sense to me.

Connor Cook’s dad once tried to return a half eaten peach to the supermarket.

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Another Isles fan here — yeah I’m not too bothered by the hit. Penalty? Sure. But I don’t hate that it wasn’t called. It just sucks that it essentially led to the game winning goal. For that reason, I can understand why Cappy was so pissed about it.

That’s not the point, really. The point is that pretty much everyone in NYC uses only mass transit to get around. A system that has plenty of issues that De Blasio hasn’t done anything to improve. And while this isn’t a big deal in the grand scheme of things, the fact that he can’t promise to go one day without a car…

I had the pleasure of meeting him once too. I told him that I didn’t want to waste too much of his time but wanted to say how big of a fan I was. He told me it was nonsense that I was wasting his time and we spent the next 15 or so minutes shooting the shit. Great guy.

I agree. If there is any truth to this, it’s that halfway theory. It makes sense that the Rams wouldn’t want to do Hard Knocks because it would have turned into the Michael Sam Show at a point where the guy needed to focus 100% on making the team.

That’s definitely what Balzer was implying but it’s wrong. It’s the 7th round. You go BPA every time.

If Hardy played with the Ravens there may end up being a statue of him outside the stadium.

The “fake ref” is more part of the show than you think. He’s involved in the back and forth discussion the wrestlers have about what moves to put on and where the match needs to go. He knows when all the big spots are going to happen and how and when the match will end. He takes cues from the announcers and relays…