tighty whiteys?

PBR is way off the chart in the bottom left.

I named my dog D'Brickashaw.

I must be the only one in the world who actually thinks these don't look that bad.

I still have bitter memories of that Saints game. Just remember the announcers never once even talking about the Falcons. Like they were there just to be the punching bag.

You must not have watched any Rockets or Mavs games this year.

In case you're curious, the word he keeps saying is "Shofet", meaning "referee".

Have you been to Atlanta? You do *not* want to make that walk at night to Five Points station after a game.

That gif stops too early, I think the flag was for what happened as he was pulling him down. His arm was dragging Brees down by the neck.

Atlanta averaged 31,475 in 2013...

I agree O4W is nice but Turner Field is surrounded by Summerhill and Pittsburgh, not O4W. And Summerhill and Pittsburgh are *not* better.

I agree O4W is nice but Turner Field is surrounded by Summerhill and Pittsburgh, not O4W. And Summerhill and Pittsburgh are *not* better.

What the fuck? If you're not from Atlanta, here is the lowdown. Turner field is barely 20 years old and still nice, but it's in an awful area surrounded by crime and public transit option sucks. Now, they're moving it to the suburbs where the white people are and there is pretty much is no public transit option. This…

Exactly. Ball was in left, Craig was at the bag. Had Middlebrooks not been in that exact spot, Craig would be safe at home easily. This is exactly why the rule exists.

It does have meaning. It means on the second level of the defense, as in, behind the line. If a DL drops back and plays (effectively) linebacker, he has dropped into the second level.

But he did push from the second level. There is a big difference between the phrase "not on the line of scrimmage at the snap" and "from the second level". Jones *did* push from the second level by definition, by being behind the lineman when he pushed him.

You may think that, but you've clearly never been to Georgia Tech or this fraternity in particular. GT Phi Taus are anything but your stereotypical "bro". "nerd" is more like it.

I think the best example of this is the description of the email writer in the original story (or even in this one) as a "bro". When I think "bro", I imagine a backwards-hat wearing, "cool guy" jock. Having been to the fraternity in question personally, I think the correct word would have been "nerdy 20 year old".

It's behind the anchor's head

What? We've faced Fernandez way more than once. He was the one who broke the 15 game streak, and then a couple weeks later a smaller streak. He's beaten us 3 in a row.