Seeing this ad for "Inside NASCAR." Do they slow down the footage like they do with "Inside the NFL?" If so they found a way to make NASCAR even worse.

[www.ufl-football.com] But you're going to hate the game about the sport that houses the player?

Very well said.

Not agreeing with the harsh verbal tones he used, but is the commenter not entitled to his own opinion? He has that right.

Okay calm down on the Ray Lewis part. Leonard Little committed manslaughter as well. That woman was pregnant.

Let me go find some teams in Europe that don't have an incredibly racist player on the team. Oh wait.

That was the worst nomination. I think it was EA's way of saying the Seahawks are a bad team.

I voted for Suh. Five times.

No one remembers guys like Tank Johnson and the armory of illegal weapons he lived in. Of Leonard Little and Donte Stallworth's actions behind the wheel. There are tons of players who have done horrifying things. If you're going to drag one down, you must drag them all down.

100% with you. Everyone deserves a second chance for their crimes.

But you'll watch the sport with said felons in it? Is that right?

He already sells the most Eagles jerseys and is in the top ten for the league. Some kids already look up to him.

You can't assume they don't care. I love pets and am honestly appalled at what went on, but if a man truly regrets any negative actions he took in the past, I'd say they deserve a second chance to redeem themselves.

That's different for so many people. Many people live by the "turn the other cheek" way of life.

Taking that too literally. He means he made a really stupid choice, and obviously regrets it almost every day.

Too true.

Or would you rather have someone that's been accused of rape multiple times? Or some of the men who committed manslaughter while driving drunk?

Rick Reilly says a happy dog killer is better than a QB who doesn't smile.

Oooh I found you!

Mass Effect (the first one without numbers) allows you to create a gun that can continuously fire without ever having to take the finger off the trigger and still do incredible damage.