And it doesn't even have to be permanent! See Vick, Michael

Given the week so far, any guesses as to what terrible sports story comes out on Friday?

I hope he stays just for the merciless booing he'll get at the Super Bowl and the Draft

I'll be pleasantly stunned if it happened.

I support the firing of any guy who makes $44 million a year. But how much better was Paul Tagliabue? He put his rheumatologist in charge of telling the world concussions didn't matter. He routinely led the charge to shake down cities and states for public funding and several teams moved on his watch. The job of NFL…

I'd be readily calling for Goodell's head if I thought his replacement would be any less corrupt.

Because, for better or worse, women's sports receive far, far less attention than men's sports, let alone women's soccer vs. the juggernaut that is the NFL.

Oh my god yes. My mom can't stand to hear a female announcer.

I agree, Mr. Kaepernick.

Anyone want to pool together and start a new league from scratch? I've got like...$274

I cannot believe that someone with that haircut is a piece of shit.

I'd like to see that, but I don't believe for a second that he is the only one causing the NFL to be this corrupt and terrible.

RESPE6T

Just watch the NCA...you know what, never mind.

Olbermann did.

Wins?

I've been on something of a passive boycott this week, catching only passing glances while my dad watches and making a point to change the channel otherwise. But I recognize that this would be significantly harder if the Jets were good.

The thing that frustrates me the most about this rule is that it's such a complicated response to a simple problem. You want to reduce home plate collisions? Make it so the runner is out even if the ball pops free when plowing into the catcher.

Recording Response: Ravens Reluctantly Release Revolting, Repugnant Rutgers Runner Ray Rice

"If I've told you once, I've told you a million times: you turn off the machine that keeps us in the news once the season starts!" - Roger Goodell, yelling at an intern shackled to a desk at NFL HQ in New York.