I get that the media has a job to do, and guys like Westbrook make that job harder for no good reason. I also get that Westbrook calling this guy out in public was mean-spirited. And I have no problem with Tramel using his platform to call out Westbrook, since Westbrook used his to embarrass Tramel.

I think too often sportswriters make the mistake of thinking "Because only a select few people get to do what I do, that must mean I'm as supremely talented at my job as the athletes I cover are at theirs."

"Familiarity breeds contempt."

I love that idiot.

Or he's introverted AND feels that being good at football is his "safe place." He acts like he always has and doesn't specifically think about what he's doing. Having fun and showing bravado on the field, or not liking a crowd in his face are not mutually exclusive.

Think she misses ESPN yet?

Yeah, except girl out of my league is just "a girl", going great is "going awkwardly", and my buddy is "my anxieties."

Isn't he one of those right-wingy family values guys? I swear I remember reading something to that effect about him during the last election.

Fun fact: Greg Anthony is one of the few open Republican athletes. I'm not saying it's related, but it does make it funnier.

You guys are losing your touch. It took 5 whole minutes before a Penn St. apologist came here screaming "HE REPORTED IT TO THE AUTHORITIES!"

That woman who is dating her dad.

Glad to see Fox Business in top season form here in 2015.

"Here's the thing, though: only one number factors into Super Bowl attendance statistics, and that number is STADIUM CAPACITY."

I believe in this case that the word "report" actually means "I just pulled this out of my ass".

No good basketball player has ever come from England.

I kept reading polish week as Polish week, in which case I imagine the prep is less manicure and more:

Hot take, brah.

Lena Dunham speaks fluent cliche.

I love it so much when idiots accuse Gawker of constantly race-baiting, and then post comments to articles that have nothing to do with race, and don't mention race, and attempt to make it about race. And then fail to see the irony of it all.