She was channeling her inner Gronk. Lighten up, bruh.

Hmm... I’m pretty sure you mean they’re the tallest masts ever built.

Many of these players are aggressively recruited by the academies because having competitive sports teams is a good recruiting tool. To recruit players for the benefit of the academy, with the implicit agreement that they will be allowed to go pro if they have a chance, and then change the rules at the last minute is…

In the time it took you to make that screenshot and put those arrows in, you could have counted. 20 columns x 6 bricks/column = 120 bricks. They did not count the ones that didn’t break.

Editor’s Note: Yes, the context of the post indicates that we thought this was a real photo and that we thought Bourdain made a sick burn. Rather than acknowledge that we made a mistake, we’re going to pretend that we knew the photo was fake all along and just try to “own” it, because so long as the target is…

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Are you serious? You’re really lowering the bar here.

HoF voting, like most things, is not dictated by logic. It’s dictated by individuals under cover of logic.

Can you point to where/when he took that stance? Not challenging you, I’d genuinely like to know. I think that was a legit position during the primary, not so much during the general.

Nobody is saying they weren’t allowed to do it. It was just incredibly unethical and lowered the bar for political obstructionism. Anyone who has any remaining faith in American democracy should be ashamed of the way Senate republicans treated Garland’s nomination.

James Harrison and Joey Porter are two different people, fyi.

Speaking of people struggling with concept of racism...

My favorite Deadspin trope: “[X] saying is a tired cliche, but THIS time it’s accurate.”

Throwing the egg was wrong, but that is a pretty flimsy excuse to decide to embrace fascism.

It’s not a step in any direction. It’s a bs pr move meant to help the mayor save face. The mayor didn’t even acknowledge that there is a greater problem.

What’s your point though? He’s just saying the Pats have an extra day and a half, which is a fact. He didn’t say “The NFL unfairly scheduled our game a full day after the Patriots’, and unfairly required us to travel while letting them play at home, all of which means them assholes have more time to prepare than…

Also an extra day of rest...

He’s not “bitching” to the media or anything. He’s trying to get his players in the right mindset by reminding them that the Pats have a headstart and they need to work if they’re going to be ready.

The Patriots were at home and could begin prepping for next week immediately. Steelers still had to travel, hence “we will touch down at four o’clock in the fucking morning.” 

The impression I got from this is that it’s Taylor who is ready to move on from Buffalo, not the other way around. Sure, benching him to avoid the potential injury pay shows they aren’t fully committed to him, but I don’t know if it necessarily means they are done with him.