I tend to think you’re right, but it seems like the whole state of California is pretty much over the NFL. The college teams seem to still have some energy behind them, but I think a lot of the overall issues of the NFL (and I’m not talking about national anthem protests) has most of the pro fanbase in the entire…

Only the Rams could put 46 points on the board and still manage to punt five times in a game.

Oh... that seems pretty.... tame? I dunno. Plus, I mean, isn’t Kaep already free?

This isn’t about Torro Rosso at all. They’re completely owned by Red Bull. This is a play by Red Bull to see if Honda can be brought up to some level of competitiveness next year with a view to switching their own team over from Renault power for the 2019 season.

Great big steaming piles of Yen! And low-milage chassis to sell to collectors at the end of the season…

Red Bull has been looking for an alternative engine supplier for years now, they really really want to split from Renault/Nissan/Infinity, especially with a competitive factory Renault team in the mix. I believe the idea, on their side, is to nurture Honda as an engine builder at Toro Rosso (where it matters less if…

So what is Toro Rosso getting out of this deal exactly? They now have a less reliable, less powerful engine and are losing their better driver. Why did they agree to this? Maybe Honda is way cheaper as an engine supplier or something.

What crazy compensation do we think Toro Rosso or Red Bull extracted from McLaren in exchange for this big double favor?

+1 Hingle McCringleberry

He and Clinton Ha-Ha Dix are probably the reason Key & Peele retired the sketch.

That guys name 100% sounds like it belongs in a Key and Peele sketch. That’s... that’s all I got. Still a pretty sweet catch.