and punished “several players”

Sorry! is underrated here. I’ve literally seen relationships on the brink of destruction because of that game.

Coach, how often do you thank your predecessors for costing Notre Dame so much in severance pay that it discourages the school from firing you too?

I assumed he did it to ensure he doesn’t get drafted by the Browns or Bengals.

I kinda like the idea of kicking off the season by announcing arbitrary suspensions of former players.

Phil Mickelson agrees with you

In the rundown above, of teams happy to start the season with terrible and/or fragile quarterbacks, despite the lack of injury, I feel it’s pretty shoddy journalism to exclude Jacksonville who has worked really hard to be a part of that group.

This post is just a troll job aimed at Kluwe, right?

Or, or, the Spanos family is a bunch of broke-ass dirtbags who implored the citizenry of San Diego for loyalty but never ever showed the same to anyone, unless it was their crooked team doctor, who must have been a good source of scripts for them, that they hung on to him for so many years after he was shown to be a…

NFL rules say you can’t have more people on the field than in the stands so they had to choose somebody.

Guess once they left San Diego they didn’t have to stay classy

Kid, get out of the way.

I just moved with my wife to San Diego, from Minneapolis, and let me just say, as a Vikings fan, I admire this city for sloughing off it’s worthless team and not giving in to a butt-fucking of a stadium deal like my former hometown did. It’s refreshing!

How does this happen? 

True story: The Chargers moved north because they were too embarrassed by losing to the Browns to see their usual fans anymore.

I guess they’re waiting for the NFL head of officiating to accurately define what constitutes a “construction move”?

“Dave Roberts said yesterday his first impression is that this back issue “is muscular and unrelated to the herniated disk.”

It’s an open records request, not a discovery dispute.