You are absolutely right.

Honestly, I think I’m only still watching the NFL for the same reason I’m still on Facebook: social pressure. Like 80 percent of my friend group cares about these games, our fantasy league has been a great way for my ever-sprawling college-era clan to keep in touch, it’s a good thing to chat with my dad about when I…

I like how smoking weed is 4 games but obvious head shots are tolerated

Making it even crazier is the NFL’s response:

I stopped watching/caring about the NFL years ago. It's been liberating, come join the party!

It’s hard to qualify in words, and therefore just as hard to put into an NFL rulebook, but there’s a certain level of human violence I’m willing to accept from my sports.

That first Von Miller hit was the kind that makes you think “Peyton would have gotten that call 100% of the time.”

I said this in an earlier post, but I’ll repeat it here, the solution to these kinds of hits isn’t hard.

I’m no fan of Cam Newton but this is getting ridiculous. These people are out there killing each other.

I did not read far enough, and apologize.

Exactly! The whole thing is about how we, as a nation, are not living up to the values that our military defends/fights for. By taking the knee they’re saying that we can do better. We should do better.

The job of a manager is to get people to do things. There are a lot of ways to do this, and some of them don’t involve being an asshole.

Navratilova at her prime said she wouldn't win a game against the 1000th ranked man. However, women are far superior to men in super-endurance sports, but because men created the sports we care about, women don't get to demonstrate their superiority.

You should maybe move to an illegal publishing company. I hear they have cookies.

god damn it, this just makes me want to be a manager. But i really don’t want to tuck in my shirt.

Yes, releasing the full audio & video (which gawker did NOT have at the time of the post’s original publication) is what cost him his job.

I work for a publishing company. Our CEO started a speech, “If you don’t write stories or don’t sell ads, you’re overhead.” He was also building a mult-million dollar house in a market where most of our employees couldn’t afford the rent, and had neither written a story, nor sold an ad, ever. I was 34, and this is…

You've got to hand it to Pierre-Paul, he's certainly had to have had some serious hand-wringing over exactly who to point the finger at in this incident. First-hand journalism by Schefter is one thing, but in today's hyper competitive digital media, everyone is trying to be #1.

Mark my words: they will never knuckle under.

I thumbed through the documents, seems legit.