A harsher punishment would have been to make him play the next four games.

KILL THE HEAD AND THE BODY WILL DIE

“an eight-pint win over the Pelicans.”
I’m always a loss after eight pints. Good on them.

Came here to make more/less this joke. Only I was gonna call him Michael Jeffrey Jordan. But you were too quick for me.

Jordan would have gotten actual tombstones.

Jokes on him, all that sugar will rot his teeth.

I’m not a Pats fan, but I live in Boston. I also have nothing to add.

The most baffling part: they could have kept him, let him walk in March, and STILL gotten a third-rounder as a compensatory pick.

I’m assuming the Patriots know something and the Browns are the Browns, so there’s no way this works out well for Cleveland.

Would now be a good time to ask you why Sixer was afraid of Sevyn?

The league may be progressive, but the Sixers have committed to be processive, and they’re not going to change now.

The Sixers realized that they don’t matter.

So much for my hope that the NBA would be a more “progressive” league with regards to this issue. Smh. Also that Sixers’ statement is the stupidest, most wishy-washy crap I’ve read in a while.

“Bills fan” implies that, I’d say

And yet, STILL NOT A THUG.

This feels silly to type, but what impresses me most about Marshawn stories is they all seem to illustrate a man who is tremendously present. He doesn’t seem to be somewhere else when people interact with him. He doesn’t have alternate plans. He doesn’t decline the invite. The focus and mindset he demonstrated as a…

Starred not out of agreement, but to pull it out of the grays as this definitely deserves discussion. I lean towards believing that character and conduct are important and valid for any employer to consider.

They gave up 23, as 7 came from a sack strip fumble TD. That’s on the road, against the #1 overall and #1 scoring offense in the league.

A thoroughly entertaining game for me. Entirely because my fantasy opponent was trying to chase down my 79 point lead with Russell Wilson and Tyler Lockett.

If there is a greater indictment of gambling than this comment, I can’t think of one.