Advance note: Not a lawyer here, so I fully accept that my take might not be perfect from that perspective.-

Interesting. In New York, dolus eventualis means that, no matter what, James Dolan eventually fucks up everything.

Doctor: “ok how do you spell your name?”

...a five-person group led by a German citizen...

Before you get on the NFL about this issue, just remember that they employ more colorblind people than any other business. And that’s just including the refs.

It’s a shame Jason Pierre-Paul’s hand wasn’t made out of flame-retardant material.

That’s such a weird picture of Raboni. Usually the stars are smaller and circling around his head.

How do you even breath while deep throating Uncle Sam like that?

“We do not condone domestic violence. We just enable it.”

(You’re missing an important variable: the NFL has significantly cracked down on how tackles are made, as well as late hits that are more dangerous because they’re unexpected, over the last decade plus.

I’d also add that asking hires not to mention they are leaving until it is finalized, especially where you are trying to hire away a group, is pretty common in a lot of fields - I have seen it happen with law firms quite a bit. Not because the new place wants to maximize the pain for where they are leaving (although…

He’s vindictive as hell, but damn if there ain’t a beautiful method to his madness. ESPN screwed him and he had enough leverage and enough of a mean streak to viciously hurt them back.

He’s the worst. I liked him for about 10 minutes, then realized every column of his was:

“How Grantland died”

Fan: Hey, you’re Jim McMahon!

Horizontal or vertically.

That’s what happens when you have a Hobbit at wide receiver.

Jesus, this is flawless Kinja.

It looks like Philbin was able to resolve that issue at practice. Tannehill looked a lot more comfortable getting intercepted during the game.

Getting paid over $100,000 a year to make Ryan Tannehill cry? I’m sure they are enjoying that practice squad paycheck thoroughly.