They eventually evolve into their final form: Matt Bullard, who had about as much mobility as a traffic obstruction.

Unfortunately, by the end of his career, Keith Ballard WAS a bollard.

Rams are giving up 6.9 yards per plays to the Saints.

Can’t fuckin believe it that was my only resolution in 2016 and I blew it with 30 days to go

You’re missing two more K’s in KKKnights.

But it feels like a long shot at best and sadly, nothing more.

Where did Israel and Palestine get peace?

Especially since the president does not have the power to order investigations. I mean, so magnanimous! Imagine what he’ll say next when he learns more about what the job actually entails.

well at the very least, he didn’t use the wrong email instead of the right email, so.

+1 for “program looking like a children’s mannequin from 1993"

Fox Sports is trying to be the reactionary arm of the Sports Take Industrial Complex, and Bayless fits right in there. My guess is that the sheer number of commercials is to assure (and bring in) viewers who are inclined to watch a show like Skeletor and Horseface Yell For 2 Hours that this is definitely where they…

“Satan’s personal take-maker”

Someone mentioned later down the thread that one of the defining factors of the people who have succeeded post-ESPN is that they are television host personalities, who could thrive in most television environments.

A guest spot on NCIS Milwaukee might cure his ills.

My mother in law remembers F.D.R., and she’s very proud to tell you she’s born the year he enacted the minimum wage. Can you imagine how she is dreading Trump? She knows exactly how much times have changed...

Bayless had a built in audience from First Take that carried over, plus FS1 is a part of most cable/satellite packages, so it’s easier for his audience to find his show. Plus Fox has been advertising for Second Take pretty frequently during football/baseball coverage.

Sorry, kid.

Typo in your comment. Pretty sure you meant “going to get rich on this.”