Hey. I resemble that comment. 

There is a reason mid-season coaching changes don’t happen in football, no new coach can install his offense/defense. 

Color blindness or not, jersey still would be bold non-color vs. white.

The pinnacle of this week’s Winston experience happened in garbage time, when the Bucs were still diligently playing with full effort despite being down multiple scores. Tampa Bay had gotten the ball back down 11 with with less than three minutes left in the game.

Maybe next time use the guy aptly named “Thrower”.

You really would not want to deploy this play at any other time than right before halftime or end of game.

They are not changing this rule. Why would you think that.

Yea. I was making same comment but just didn’t hit publish. It reads weirdly if you aren’t already familiar with the story. He should have also maybe given his job title and employer too, when he introduced Kay. Not much later in story.

In Philly, this is referred to a Hoagie-two-hour marathon.

Look above ya (pic attached)

I don’t think this is an ref ego issue at all. They are not the ones dictating the rules committee. Just enforcing it to the best of their ability. And they have been told basically that only PI’s to overturn are ones where the NFL would have to issue an apology for blatantly blowing a call.

The Silnas took the buyout. Now the NBA owns the Spirit of St. Louis LP. So yes. 

San Francisco Warriors don’t even have to move back. 

Spirits of St. Louis receives NBA money. Does that count. 

It’s white. So it will head to the best garage, to be cared for by the best mechanics. 

The one belt he should aspired for. 

You know - there is not a moratorium on teeth brushing in hotels. They allow it. 

If the players strike to raise the percentage of money that goes to the cap - why wouldn’t they also do that now?

I’m not talking an actual lowering of contracted salaries. New contracts being signed will for fewer dollars. And I agree it’s not their fault that the league got in bed with China, but that doesn’t mean if the yen faucet is turned off, dollars will keep flowing into player pockets.

What initially appeared to be a direct 94-mph four-seamer to the face was revealed by replays to have ricocheted off Suzuki’s left wrist and into the right side of his face,