I gave an honest to God effort to watch this shitshow. I lasted until they showed the montage of Goodell taking a guided civil rights walking tour.
I gave an honest to God effort to watch this shitshow. I lasted until they showed the montage of Goodell taking a guided civil rights walking tour.
Barry, we’re paying you to be an analyst, not to be a fan of the trade. Pittsburgh is on your left and Florida is on the right.
I mean, the video clearly shows that the dude was sitting in the nosebleed seats.
This is smart drafting, taking first round value in the fourth round.
I dunno, I feel like it’s not THAT crazy he got fired for doing this. Don’t get me wrong, I find it to be hilarious. But at the same time, it is objectively unprofessional and shows bias (even if it is about sports).
*Ahem*
I wish I could rewind/replay and see the different reactions for a dozen different chyrons.
Dude, there’s 2700+ words before you even bring the prospect of advantage up! Some of us have jobs, you know.
I’m going to share my idea that I’ve sprinkled around a few times. Most people think it’s too radical, but I think it’s dope.
I’d call that a blunder.
The worst part about this is that shame is a predictable response here. This poor woman and all the other workers who were ripped off have no reason to be ashamed. They’re not the idiots who paid for a ticket. They’re vendors and workers who took what appeared to be an honest job under normal terms. She has no reason…
Can anyone else admit that he was a great QB? I feel like I’m alone on this train. All of my friends have forsaken me. My kids don’t respect me. My wife... well, she’s great, actually.
If it was pre-rookie scale era then I’d agree. But at the end of the day he’s a 5'9" QB. There is no guarantee any QB taken in the draft is going to be good or even great, let a lone one with his size. If the pro-NFL argument is that he’d be an All Pro QB vs. an average MLB player, then an argument for the opposite…
“What was I supposed to do? Take a single moment to think through the facts of the case and recognize that no malicious violations of the rules had occurred? That opens a veritable Pandora's Box, and before you know it, I'd have to spend the whole day actually thinking."
Look at that poor lady beneath her.
Northwestern official: “Zing low, sweet Harriot.”
“Am I missing something? I don’t understand. Is there something that I have missed here? Is there something that I have failed to comprehend?”
You have a bright future in the Browns’ front office!