The Giants Ds were awful and I would bet Eli ends up in the HoF.

Which is why he is on TV making 1/10 of what he would be if he were an NFL GM.

They were trying to prevent someone else from leapfrogging them. It was obviously a terrible pick and obviously a typical Browns evaluation of a player, but the strategy had nothing to do with Peterson or the Vikings.

Overcoming historic deficits to win...

Doing so strengthen’s ISIS position in Syria, sadly. This is something the whole world needs to come together and fix. There are too many major players invested into Syria to do this, though. Worse yet, the two largest threats to the US are backing Assad right now.

The reality is that right now... there is no single more volatile place than Syria. There are so many world powers backing bad people (Assad, ISIS, Militants, etc) that anything is going to be bad.

Behind Christian Hackenberg? He might as well start selling insurance or something.

This is such a shitty thing for a coach to say. He’s basically throwing a veiled shot at his QB. Pete Carroll said the same about Sanchez. It’s just bitterness that the player has decided to bounce and leave you with either a true freshman or looking for a good transfer.

#OaklandPickedUSOverTheWarriorsAndRaidersSoYouBetterSupportUS

Just because the knee snapped last week doesn’t mean it will want to snap this week. Or ever again.

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This is why Rob Gronkowski went in the second round instead of top 10. Sports and back injuries don’t go together.

There is a huge viewership disparity between with Tiger. Those additional viewers mean additional money.

What you are asking McQueary to do is to commit career suicide. Ethics in sports is valued infinitely less than loyalty.

“Taking pictures with other coaches don’t win Lombardis.” - Bill Belichick (probably)

The place below that red line... that’s Jay Cutler.

Those are literally terrible odds. It should be 26,000-1. All it takes is 1 injury or 1 bad game and poof.

Especially after Laurence Maroney.

Like Stahan’s record, Jen Sterger also saw Favre’s penis.

Imagine how many more shoes Nike can sell now that they can say “If the fastest man in the NFL wouldn’t take $1 million dollars to wear Adidas shoes, why would you pay for them?”