First, this is gross. Seems significantly worse than Al Franken’s issues. And the stealth way this was taken care of suggests that this could be a lot more widespread.

Listened to their review shows more than I actually watched Raw and Smackdown, so I hope they continue in some form. Also liked the Keep it 2000 (late-WCW reviews) series.

A certain Trump-loving John Elway and their white-as-Elmer’s fan base leads me to believe that he will not go to Denver.

Sheriff Frank Reynolds

Not a soccer history buff, but what’s the precedent for UCL/Europa bans, or even forced relegation based on fan behavior?

Not sure of the origin of the rule, but I remember Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf as the original anthem protester. His had a lot more faith-based elements to it than current protests, for whatever that’s worth.

Besides the non-call thing, which is terrible, I get a sneaking suspicion that he didn’t write those letters yet either.

Currently going through The Sarah Connor Chronicles, and Lena Heady is sooo good in that show.

I love that his critical take was mostly about ruining Peyton’s big day. Classic Peter King.

It won’t happen, but I’d love to see him try to justify his inaction if it were Dak Prescott or Jason Witten taking a knee.

Post-T2 movies sucked, but the TV show was solid

It was like he was on a mission from god

I believe there will still be a team in town

He just wanted to feel Jesus’ salvation all over his face

Is that a Kluneberg?

The depth of a Trump policy discussion:

Just have some Supernatural shenanigans happen that brings all important parties together.

The image at the top of this article is the first time I’ve thought that the bronze sculpture wasn’t that far off

Simmons tends to write and talk about the things closest to him, as the “Patriots Week” (and every other week) showed. I think it’s more likely that he lives in LA, and mingles with this crowd.