To be fair, the Blazers do have a top 12 player on their team. All the other stuff you’re pointing out is secondary.

Why do people love telling me this? Yes, I understand. The cap is going up (drastically - potentially to $108M in two years). But, there will still be bad deals even with the increased cap. And this is one of them.

Isn’t this all on GM LeBron though? He handpicked this team. He wanted Kevin Love. He forced the Cavs to give $82M to a guy with only one above average NBA skill. He got the coach fired. This is exactly what happened the first time around. Short-sighted decision making with no concept of proper team building or…

True. But those movies were hardly considered to be studio tentpoles. Fox was taking a flier on both. This is Batman V Superman! Marvel won’t be dropping the next Avengers in March.

*And March and October to a slightly smaller degree. His point is valid.

eh this is slightly revisionist because up until the last few years February and March have been traditional dumping grounds. Also, if a studio is worrying that a superhero blockbuster (featuring their two most valuable characters) will get lost in the summer shuffle... Well that’s not a good sign. There is plenty of…

My favorite part of the Bill Simmons experience is his constant chastising of franchises for their mistakes in the draft. Despite never actually saying Player X would be better than Player Y at the time. But I’m sure he would have gotten it right.

As someone who works with Amazon I can tell you that reviews are really tricky for a business. It is very hard to get customers to spontaneously review a product and having good reviews (paid or not) creates more traffic and sales than having no reviews at all. And with the way Amazon’s listings work, the more reviews…

Haha why? Because he doesn’t want to pay Osweiler $18M a year? Seems smart to me. His D already carried a below average QB to a SB. Elway is ahead of the curve. Why pay an average QB $18M when you can get 90% of that for $3M and spend the rest on defense? Unless you have a top 5 QB then you are overpaying. The league…

How will they be worse?

Denver is smart. Why pay a below average QB $18M a year when they can a below average QB $3M a year and spend an extra $15M on the defense.

These other teams are kidding themselves spending such exuberant prices on bad QBs. They HOPE they’ll be good. They WON’T. The Broncos know they don’t have a franchise QB. Why pay…

Denver is smart. Why pay a below average QB $18M a year when they can a below average QB $3M a year and spend an extra $15M on the defense.

These other teams are kidding themselves spending such exuberant prices on bad QBs. They HOPE they’ll be good. They WON’T. The Broncos know they don’t have a franchise QB. Why pay…

Seems like an upgrade (QB rating 2015):

Peyton Manning - 67.9
Mark Sanchez - 80. 7

Ugh just move over. You are not the morality police who gets to determine who is going too fast. If you’re in the passing lane and their is time to move over then move over. Even if the other person is driving like a bozo, letting them tailgate you is more dangerous for everyone involved. Put on your blinker and…

Here ya go:

Agreed. They don’t need to overpay a QB. The D proved last year that they can drag a below average QB to a Super Bowl title. Why shell out big bucks for someone like Osweiler (calling it, he’ll be nothing more than a replacement level QB). Honestly, I’d rather take RGIII at $5M a year.

Yeah because Curtis Painter was such a whopping success...

Except the logo and color scheme are boring as hell. I never see people wearing Brooklyn gear. I wish Jay Z was never involved.

I honestly think the Nets would draw if the product on the floor wasn’t so terrible. The vets are all boring (and not very good). There are no fun, young players to root for. There is no hope of improving through the draft. The team sucks. The jerseys suck. It’s just bad basketball.

God I really wished they had changed the name and went with a different color scheme. Everything about them is so boring.