Sure, I’d support it. Then I’d make a huge batch of popcorn and watch as whomever did such a dumb fuck thing was roundly and deservedly blown out for doing so. You seem to not understand how this whole thing works, but that isn’t terribly shocking.

This is the stupidest thing I’ve seen today.

Im 100% in favor of players protesting systemic racism, but this is a weird level of transparency regarding a player who batted around .180 last year and pulled a gun on a delivery girl

I think there’s plenty of room for legit criticism over his ability to play. That should come up when teams try him out, which they won’t even do. To hire Mark Sanchez without even giving Kaep a tryout is pretty obvious collusion.

I think there is some legit criticism of Kaep's ability to accurately throw the ball. But there is no way Tom Savage, Nathan Peterman, Mark Sanchez, or Josh Johnson should be in the league over him. Kaep could at least make some plays on the run. 

HOS last year was just so egregious. That racist old fuck McNair would rather piss away a promising season by playing Tom Savage than look to sign a clear, available improvement.

We’re through the Looking Ass here, people!

On Friday I thought Jacksonville was a lock. I thought the Sanchize was moderately competent. What a fool I was. The depths of incompetence that Washington is reaching for this year truly defies measure. The NFL is a league of balance. When one team falls, another rises. Washington is on the slide while the Browns are…

Really tough week. Lots of extreme ass teams in the forms of the Vikings, Broncos and surprise contender of the week, the Rams.

Whatever. If it gets us one step closer to my dream of a Gruden/Ryan brothers reality show where they drive through the American southwest fighting crime and partying down with hot babes, I’m all for it.

Butt Fumble meets Ass Team of The Week?

Oof! That is fucking brutal. I mean, he had to play Madden as Washington?!??!

It really isn’t that amazing when your owner is Snyder. 

It’s amazing how quickly NFL teams can become good or terrible, depending on the staff and player personnel. The 2015 and 2016 Washington squads were promising and had solid players up and down the roster. Then-GM Scot McCloughan, offensive coordinator Sean McVay, o-line coach Bill Callahan, Kirk Cousins, and a host…

 
Is there an available quarterback who might have belonged there, or at least played forcefully enough to give his team a chance in the way that Sanchez so clearly couldn’t? The answer is so obvious and routinely proven that I don’t even need to mention his name.

The fact that coaches would throw away playoff-bound seasons rather than even bring Kaepernick out for exercise should make his collusion case a slam dunk.

Judging by attendance, it didn’t bring the boys to the yard.

Or... we stop conceding bullshit premises like ageism that magically do not apply to centrists his same age?

Ageist bullshit is neither “perfect” nor “true”.

>Alternately, Bernie himself could run for president. What would this accomplish?