Nope. But this reminds me of something that I was think about last night during a match! I wouldn’t mind a “Realistic” multiplayer mode where injuries are more life threatening.

Wow, this set the gold standard for polite disagreement and discussion on a game review. Well, I guess standard face-to-face courtesy set the standard, but still!

Wrong war, pal.

All the chimps at the Bronx Zoo vape these days.

I made my entire fantasy team kneel for the anthem and it was glorious.

Puppies of the Corn

Yea, that was my question. if it was some kind of re-buy into your league pool, MAYBE it might be possible. But who wants to give their leaguemates the option of paying the NFL money to screw other leaguemates over? That makes no sense from a commissioner standpoint, or a league vote standpoint.

Not related to the article because this clearly a very good dog but I found this picture the other day and have enjoyed it immensely:

Can I have the option to purchase the right to block substitutions for the other team? Have they thought of that yet, because that would be like double money!!!

$3.99 for unlimited switches

I wish I had this feature for subtlety telling my wife that she doesn’t fit into that dress anymore.

Wait, so the money is paid to NFL.com and not the members of your league that you’re trying to cheat?

I’m going to prepare nourishment so delicious that these humans taste receptors will want to throw a ball through a basketball ring!

+1 Shooty-Hoops

Cruz: “Quarterbacks aren’t paid to make political statements, they’re paid to get rings. Remember Larry Bird? He used to get 20 rings a game sometimes. Heck of a quarterback.”

I have a long-standing policy of +1 for any post using “necromancy.”

ted hasn’t the slightest clue about what it means to even be spoiled as 96% of the calories he consumes won’t go bad until 2056.

America was invented as a geographical safeguard to keep Canadians and Cubans from mating. This is what happens when we fail. Sorry, world.

“I think that rich spoiled athlete ought to give all his money to take care of fallen police officers.”

Well, we could take a cue from the British: