A few years late, but Steelers won the division that year. Made it to the AFC title game where they lost to their team owner Tom Brady.

The Mick and AP Bio are the more dilute and general audience friendly versions of the essence of Its Always Sunny in Philadelphia (especially for the character types the respective actors play in both). Sunny is the more hardcore, almost a sketch comedy/concept realization of reprehensible people really leaning into…

Ron Gant, Joe Girardi, Ozzie Guillen!

Upon further view the previous play has been deemed a handoff, not a backwards pass.

These are a piece of shit, and the second pair (others were earbuds) of Mpow Bluetooth headphones I've been suckered into that had one side fail within the first month of use. Garbage company, garbage products. Eat shit Mpow.

These are a piece of shit, and the second pair (others were earbuds) of Mpow Bluetooth headphones I've been suckered…

I've marked this to revisit at 4pm Sunday. You think it holds up? How about in Week 4 when Bell is back in the lineup? Granted, I'm a homer, but Pittsburgh wins that division walking away this year.

He meant dick "kicks", right? Had to be dick kicks.

Choo had his arm out before Martin even began his throwing motion. It’s Martin’s job avoid contact with the batter when returning the ball when the batter is still in the box. Choo is only culpable if his portion of the action causing the deflection occurs out of the box and intentionally.

You are absolutely dreaming if you think there was any chance of Odor being thrown out. Even if all players on the field knew the correct rule instantly and familiarly, Odor is across the plate before the ball is out of Donaldson’s hand. The most impressive thing about that play is how fast Odor reacted, even with his…

The reaction to this was seriously different. Because reasons.

Was anybody on base? Could they advance?

Shut their mouths? If all she used was her mouth she wouldn't be in this mess.

I agree, but please help me with my problem justifying this with the support of firing a tech-CEO for a financial contribution he made almost a decade ago.