I’m not the first to say this, but indulge me: Russell Wilson is a terrible quarterback who can only do one thing: Win games.

yes, Yes, YES! In all the talk about the “Worst Call in NFL History”, often forgotten was the abysmal clock management. They could have easily run one more play.

Completely agree. Watched a KBO game in Seoul and after one inning I didn’t even notice it. (It even had knots in the netting, heaven forfend.)

It’s very sad, because the NYC Subway went through very similar issues in the 70s and early 80s. Then starting in the mid-80s they began to get their shit together, scrubbing trains of graffiti immediately, getting new cars, etc. By the early 90s the system worked pretty darn well. Those who forget the past are…

Goodell could have avoided most of his problems if he delegated some powers to a discipline officer, whose decisions could be reviewed by Goodell. He signs off on the minor or unchallenged discipline, he could always appoint a “blue ribbon” board to “advise” him on the tough ones if he didn’t want to get involved in a…

Wait, Putin “very strongly, vehemently says he had nothing to do with them”? Well, that’s good enough for me!

I KNOW WHAT I HAVE HERE!

After seeing the picture of the old Lotus below, almost certainly a gas cap. Tried to delete my comment.

Seriously, could be a logo placeholder, like the BMW X2.

it “put not just Datsun Nissan, but Japanese cars in general, on the map.”

I have a 2011. The only things that don’t work are the features Apple deliberately makes inoperable on older models, even though the older machines have more than enough processor power and memory to run those features.

That is ironic, given that FCA’s Uconnect is one of the better infotainment systems out there. Too bad they didn’t put it in the Alfa.

Exactly. Instead the coach invokes the excuse that “he just doesn’t have the talent he needs.”

It’s like all the columns a few years ago about how all the teams passed on Russell Wilson. If almost any other team had gotten him, they’d have ruined him and wasted the pick.

Hey, why wasn’t Darell Bevell mentioned in the article?

And in a subsequent email he does admit that his trouble-free driving came only after receiving the “need[ed] software updates....” I think it’s a great-looking car and who knows I may lease one but I can’t imagine buying one.

I’m a not-poor, and I don’t mind raising my taxes. What I do mind is not increasing the progressive rate as income increases. I.e., Warren Buffett (who does support higher, fairer taxes, to his credit) and I should not be subject to the same top tax rate (or even marginal rate).

“Don’t forget: These tax cuts will pay for themselves.”

I was looking that up after I saw your post. Most of the top QBs in the pros are between 6’2” (Brady, Rodgers, Stafford) and 6’5” (Rivers), so James’ (listed) 6’8” height might be a disadvantage. Off the top of my head I can’t think of too many successful qbs 6’8” or taller (looking at you, Dan McGwire). Might be too…

You could well be right about the 400 meters. I definitely wouldn’t want to bet against him. Average guys in high school can easily run sub-60 400 meters.