I'm pretty sure that this guy was on everyone's high school football team. I'm shocked - shocked I tell you - by his meat-head perspective.

Well done, Mr. Sam

I think it originated as a military exercise or something that was conducted by Norwegian soldiers, which makes it even more awesome. They fought wars on skis.

the biggest problem I have with this article is that it really isn't exhaustive enough. I'd also like to see every black QB who has played in the CFL and NFL Europe discussed.

I kind of thought, oh, he's black?

+1 witchcraft humor

can someone explain these comments to me please?

I swear that the only way NYers can comprehend anything is to compare it to NYC.

It's a different building, different bathroom. Am I missing something?

...or, people who really didn't care one way or the other we expecting the Bronco's to win and subsequently really impressed by that defensive performance.

this article perfectly plays into one of my less popular bitch fests about why we are now singing that travesty of an arrangement called "God Bless America" during the seventh inning stretch instead of a proper, drunken rendition of "Take Me Out to the Ballgame." Isn't the National Anthem (which was very well done…

Rodger Goodell just fined him $50,000 for violating Section 12-2-8 which clearly states that GMs are not permitted to have personalities.

those cops look supremely unhappy

Why isn't Deadspin covering the UNC story (or maybe I missed it)? It kind of takes the 'your getting paid with tuition' argument away when schools like UNC are setting up and enrolling "student-athletes" in fake classes.

D1 football player at Northwestern = "do nothing"?

West Virginia is almost perfectly omitted.

1. I'd rather see ads on jerseys and more play if that's what's necessary, like in European soccer. And, agreed on seeing more of the players on the field. What I'd love to see is a camera angle leading up to and during the play that shows me the DBs in coverage, since that's where the plays are being made now. …

this reminds me of the last time I played flag football while in law school, against a bunch of d-bag undergrads who apparently had something to prove and nothing to lose...

The extra point is no where near the top of the list of things that the NFL needs to improve upon. Here are my top five, of which I'm sure many will disagree: