I think he was going with the last team to have never started a black qb until recently.  The Bills started a black qb in ‘69 apparently.  Who knew?

Tyrod Taylor was the starting QB for Buffalo in 2017

You really need to head out to Long Island and redo this list.

God, these fans are pathetic. You can divide the fanbase into two camps: those that love Ed Reed, and those that love Ray Lewis.

This post could easily be renamed Why Your Suburb Sucks: Dundalk

Reached fewer people than a $5 Facebook ad.

I mean, if you’re gonna unfurl a ‘Trump 2020’ flag somewhere, you might as well do it where the people there are so stupid they went to an Orioles game in August.

  You don't dig, that's the key, all that does is stir up the contaminates. You bury under 4 feet of fill and forget it ever happened. Just like childhood trauma.

Soccer snobs reeeeaaallly gotta get over themselves

I mean yeah, the Miami team’s stadium was always going to be in Florida. 

mls teams reeeeeaaaally gotta stop the "let's sound like a european team" thing, "inter miami" sounds incredibly dumb

As a Cardinals fan watching possibly the least-inspiring late-August division leader I can imagine...just give it a minute.

*somewhere, Robert Griffin III sticks another pin in the life-sized Mike Shanahan voodoo doll he keeps in his pocket...*

Eh, Mitch Trubisky made a Pro Bowl. Hell, you probably made a Pro Bowl at sometime and they just forgot to tell you.

“Mr. Garoppolo...zero point zero.”

This is the part I don’t get and probably James doesn’t get also. If Antonio decides to not report, to not play because he can’t wear the helmet model of his choice, and if he doesn’t convince an arbiter that he has a legitimate reason to do so, he’ll forfeit his salary. He won’t get paid.

Your ... argument here is that Antonio Brown doesn’t want to play football because it’s dangerous and he’s using the helmet thing as an excuse not to play but still get paid?

More like giving up 30 million because you want to keep a helmet that is more susceptible to life shortening injuries. Not sure where your logic is at. 

The NOCSAE testing isn’t about CTE. It’s about making sure he doesn’t end up with a skull fracture & dying on the field.

I believe the argument here may be that he should be able to use the 9 year old helmet he found without testing because it's not like the NFL tests every player's helmet every year.  So if this same scrutiny were given to other players' helmets they too may have failed the tests and deemed unsafe for use on the field.