As a Browns fan I can think of at least 3 appendages I’d part with to have a QB half as serviceable as Tyrod Taylor.

Star Wars: Yoda Stories > Star Wars: Battlefront II

The worst part is that in all likelihood, it’s not his fault. It’s likely a high-ranking executive at EA that called the shots on this.

Did anybody really love James Toback, Brett Ratner, Harvey Weinstein...

Tolzien was probably thrilled he didn’t have to take a snap.

Bennett was probably hurt enough to have surgery; or hurt enough so he could still play. While it looks like he manipulated the situation in order to leave a sinking ship, given the general nature of the way players are treated, and the rare opportunities they have to chart their own course, I’m all for *any* player…

If they happened to make an offer to Kaep, which they won’t, it might be smart if he turned it down.

I’ll say this as a Colts fan: If I were an elite NCAA quarterback I would ‘respectfully decline’ to be drafted by Indianapolis. They are into Browns territory now.

You are right, the Detroit Tigers have never won an NFL game.

What an absolutely glorious clusterfuck this game was. I can’t believe Jacksonville actually WON after Bortles tossed what should have been 2 game sealing picks inside the last 2 minutes.

“He failed to disclose a condition. It’s on Martellus to let us know he is black and has opinions. We have a fan base to consider.”

Okay, some further editorial.

Loot crates have always been a moral issue that the industry (publishers, devs, journalists, influencers, and whoever else) has mostly ignore or dismissed and that’s incredibly screwed up. Even cosmetic focused crates, which don’t affect gameplay, use specific audio/visual cues and…

If only there was a simple, consistent way to reward good performance that didn’t require rules upon rules and loop holes and artificial drama creation. Say 100 points for 1st. 95 for second. Reducing a little bit as you go further in the field. Say 5 points for last place, 6 for second to last. And so on. Maybe…

Reading this exhausted me.

Does it have to be no contact or full “pile on” for defenders? The guy is on the ground already, just need to put a hand on him.

My joke above was in reference to the often-baffling state of what constitutes a catch and what doesn’t in the modern iteration of the NFL rule book. I like to have a little fun with it sometimes.

To be fair I feel like it’s a pretty narrow demographic of people who would get a smart lock installed and then think Amazon couldn’t get inside their house whenever they wanted anyway.

Do you know a lot of 13-16 year olds with the confidence and self-assurance to do something like that? Don’t be dense.

Counterpoint: <i>His Dark Materials</i> starts out great but just keeps getting worse and worse.

Think about how good that QB-WR-RB trio would be if it was still 2009?