Maybe you missed the point. Jaylen was in high school a few years ago. He’s had to grow up and be more mature in a shorter amount of time than most people his age (I’m 24) to be where he’s at today.

Damn... That video really underscores the fact that at the end of the day, these guys are just kids. Jaylen just turned 21, only spent a year in college, and transferred high schools apparently at least once. Combined with constant hard work and travel, plus the very weird societal dynamic that comes with being an NBA…

In the clip above, Stewart is asked about how he reacted to the revelations and C.K.’s admittance of guilt, and says he was “stunned.”

Yeah, I’ll also take Ben’s proposal over Jim’s. And I love their vows:

Finally, a story about a man reaching for melons that we can all be happy about.

President Dotard accomplished absolutely NOTHING during his China visit. Pres Xi knee to play to his ego with spectacles, parades, and American hamburgers. Our “really smart businessman and master negotiator” was played like a midwestern rube at a Times Square 3-card monte game

I got it mixed up with the other paper that broke a story about a famous man being accused of sexual misconduct. Me culpa. My point stands, though, and your (and Jezebel’s) attempt to deflect from that point based on a trivial mistake is frankly pure cowardice.

You must have been overjoyed to find a reason to deflect my point. Congrats on being the left’s Fox News: partisan entertainment masquerading as “news.”

Oh, sick burn. Way to deflect the conversation. They teach you that in “journalism school?”

The New York Times broke the story, ya nerd.

Here’s the simple fact: It’s The New York Times

I’ve come to a point where I have decided to believe ALL rumors of sexual assault and harassment. I’d rather side with a victim and be proved wrong than leap to the defense of a predator in the name of lofty ideals like “fairness”, thereby making it more difficult for women to come forward. There is nothing fair about…

I’m not sure why you’re bringing up the Washington Post? The New York Times broke the story earlier this morning — two different cities, two completley different media outlets.

Here’s the simple fact: The Washington Post did journalism the right way, and Jezebel did not.

I’m pretty sure we’ve seen gambits like this in the past. It’s a lot like the Jalopnik readers that swear they’ll buy the new ____ _______ if they ship it with a hatchback and a 3rd pedal. A few of the mouthbreathing idiots may order a limp, flavorless pie, but the rest of them will be too busy on Twitter going after…

I’m sure Bob McNair is encouraging his coaching staff to look at Kaepernick as a replacement...

I think the answer is that he didn’t really have much potential. He is what he is and there isn’t much chance he’ll get better.

But that is coming up based on the alleged issue from years ago, with the 14 year old. Given the information that we have now about that, it is not unreasonable to take a closer look at other incidents and see if there is anything there. You are being willingly obtuse about that point and how they are related.

You’re right, there is totally nothing inappropriate about a grown man inviting a 14 year old to a party with alcohol into his bed. Totally normal.

Be careful what you wish for, You’ll fire Pagano and then get Mike McCarthy as a replacement.