ugg. this is why we (Philadelphians) can’t have nice things. dude spent over a decade as a Blue Jay and like 3 years as a Phillie. in what world does any rational Phillies fan think he should be wearing a P?

i’m on the other side of the fence as a lot of the people who commented: i don’t think a lot of trumps supporters think of themselves as racists. they rationalize that they have a [insert race] friend or friends, so they obviously can’t be racists and they’re just supporting their party and all the people who are…

he obviously changes his name to Guy. Guy Incognito.

meh. they score 14 in the 1st quarter and 0 the rest of the game. the L isn’t solely on Cox’s head.

the 5x corporation idea is a little BS.

except Werth was 32 and on the decline

ie you and 3 of your coworkers assaulted a citizen in the woods while at work. if i had been your manager, you would have been fired on the spot. shoplifter could easily sue the store and all of you. shoplifter or not, you have zero legal ability to tackle someone.

it’s not.

it’s amazing how many people don’t understand what you’re saying.

they held the Saints, who averaged 37 points/game at home in the 7 games Brees played in, to 20 with guys on D no one knew about 8 weeks ago. they played their god damn hearts out and almost made magic happen twice in a row. sometimes it doesn’t happen.

as a design consultant for state and federal jobs, that is not how it works. there needs to be a contract in place and then while working consultants typically invoice monthly and typically get paid when paid, which is typically monthly.

If his middle name begins with a K, it would be perfect.

i know we’re all supposed to put witty, snarky responses, but what the actual fuck is wrong with her?

the senate wont turn on him until the senators realize that it will hurt their chances of reelection. once public opinion in their respective states starts to turn, so will the sitting GOP senators.

in fairness, having one of the best players playing is usually worth some % chance of winning the games they lost, especially when one of those loses was to a terrible Raiders team.

To be fair, this same problem applies to almost all corporations, so I don’t know if NFL specifically should be singled out

the problem is that those 4 areas populations only account for roughly 25% of the state. so, yeah, the generalization is gonna be pretty spot on 75% of the time

because it is still an out for the player. and those players aren’t strangled by the yoke of the NCAA, meaning they can get endorsements to make money through the year. while many top guys might not make a ton of money from it, most of these guys played at big time universities, so there is almost always going to be…

that’s not how math works.

the NFL isn’t about making teams better, it’s about making as many teams stay in the playoff hunt as long as possible.