Gotta let the Vikings have this win because we all know the ending of this story as they get completely dismantled and laughed out of the stadium in the next game. 

I don’t completely blame Drew given how much the Vikings have sucked for his entire adult life, but this WYTS is basically the Deadspin equivelent of:

Yeah, he overdid it a bit.  All I can ask for (38-7) is that he keeps the same enthusiasm (38-7) for when his Vikings (38-7) come up shortly (38-7).

God, I hate the Saints but Drew finally found a way to make one of these WYTS that is genuinely unenjoyable. I guess the upshot is he now gets to look forward to Cousins throwing the ball three yards passed Diggs in heavy traffic before yelling at him.

“I’ve got the best victims. Tremendous victims.”

But it literally happened. She could have shaken his hand, she could have just touched a shoulder, but she embraced him. Trying to read into the quality of the embrace or what expressions on her face indicate whatever feelings she had is, to me, pointless.

The underdog story of how a little known kid from a community college got drafted by the Dallas Cowboys.

So people are confused why the city’s papers would focus on the player of the NBA team of that city and not so much on his wife, who was never an athlete for that city, and is not even a current player?

I’m sure there is an element of sexism to this, but could it be impossible that a New Orleans paper is choosing to frame this story around the husband because he’s an athlete for a New Orleans team? I get as exhausted as everyone else by women being treated as accessories to men’s lives, but in this case I think it…

Because it’s a local paper, and people in New Orleans care more about their basketball team than they do retired soccer players.

If either of the articles you cited were from places other than New Orleans, I’d agree 100%.

Colin Kapernick should stick to *watches recent game film* uh actually politics and social media

Good on the 49ers for their response I would have expected them to say, “He’s still on our team? We thought we traded him already.”