Learn your routes, Sam.

Might want a rewrite, Drew.

Holy shit Minnesota. I was kidding.

As a Philadelphia Eagle fan, I have no god damn clue how to feel about this.

See this is the perfect example. I think you’re an idiot, but if you happen to live where I work, I will gladly save your ass despite not liking your opinions.

Frankly, I think not having cops at the game will be a far safer situation for everyone involved.

Delores

Mulva?

Arizona is Arians Nation!

Are you saying that his poor play is his way of undermining his team’s racist owner and nickname?

“You like that?”

I think I remember Kirk Cousins performing a similar protest in the middle of the Eagles game last year.

Of all of the bizarre political twists and turns this country has taken, the strangest one is this: the fetishizing, and elevating, of symbolic gestures, while actual words and actions have become almost irrelevant.

At what point will this pass far enough behind us that I can say I think his hair is stupid?

That was Mike Smith-level game management by Appalachian State at the end of regulation. Have a broken-up play take you out of field goal range, keep the clock running with a time out in hand, then run out of bounds with no time left on the clock? Simply astonishing.

Well, the NFL hierarchy has just found a situation they can’t control or legislate. This should be a fascinating slow-motion trainwreck of epic proportions.

Who are these unpatriotic cameramen walking around during the anthem? find another country, camera guy

“The white cracker who wrote the national anthem knew what he was doing. He set the word ‘free’ to a note so high nobody can reach it. That was deliberate.” From a play older than most of these players.

And that cameraman too!

Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane also sat during the national anthem in his team’s game in Oakland against the Raiders.