I just can’t believe this much attention has been focused on football air pressure, with all the problems facing this sport. To arbitrarily levy this kind of punishment, sullying the name of the greatest QB in the history of the game using flimsy evidence and a kangaroo court, is pretty mind-boggling.

A shining light should be cast on this trial. Not for the outcome, but because the jury took the work seriously, deliberating (appropriately) for days in a way that appears - now that we are hearing them speak and tell their stories, smart, reasonable, devoid of ulterior motives and resistant to distractions. Yes it…

No physical evidence? How about a shell casing/gum with DNA, video surveillance footage, tire tracks, etc. There were complications, sure, like a lack of a clear motive, and no murder weapon, but there was plenty of physical evidence.

Single dad (kid from prior relationship), joined eHarmony in September of 2013. Didn't meet anyone, but got to the initial question stage with a few folks. Logged off, started affair with colleague 12 years my junior (not recommended). Realized I was being a dipshit, logged back on to eHarmony and picked up where I…

A Gronk touchdown followed by a leap, a chug and a spike would be the greatest moment in the history of sports, games 4-7 in the 2004 ALCS notwithstanding.

This is worse for Goodell than Adrian Peterson caning the entire cancer ward at Children's.

The party in violation of "journalistic standards" is ESPN. Simmons, in this instance, is actually upholding them. Good for you, Bill, you windbag you.

That's some next level Bill Belichick game planning right there.

I think it's good business on the NFL's part. For once.