The best part about this is that the water was too shallow to dive in.

Don’t worry. No one’s paying a lot of money to watch billiards.

Not the worst story involving a Saints player in nightclubs, at least.

The bombshell doesn’t exactly make Goodell look good here.

*searching for some way to make this play a flaggable offense*

This is a completely innocuous play that no amount of new player-safety rules short of switching to flag football could prevent.

From Alecko Eskindarian on Twitter. “10 years ago when I suffered a Grade 3 concussion that took me a year to recover from, Dr. Kurtzke suggested to “just keep taking Tylenol”.”

I’m all for insulting the Jets, but dismissing the glory days of Chad Pennington is a bridge too far.

This shit taking > a year to settle is gross overinflation of its importance.

This is far more erudite of a response than my comment deserved. +1

Fellategate

*Bursts into Kinja panting and out of breath*

the absence of a salary cap

The NFL didn’t have to kill the concussion movie. Hollywood did it all on its own.

Didn’t Dusty Baker ruin Mark Prior? Or just all his pitchers?

Nine days from the start of the NFL season, we have no idea whether the Super Bowl MVP will play on opening night due to an impossibly convoluted and drawn out process with regards to the air pressure of footballs in a blowout. Somehow the NFL, which I swear was once really good at messaging and handling the media,…

“I-is this a bicycle kick?” - Billy Haisley, chastened.

This sport seems cool; show me more.

Actually, football is a good sport filled with people who have understandable priorities.

As Aaron Gordon points out: Curt Schilling owns a lot of Nazi memorabilia!