Sounds like you need a beer, friend.

Goon is awesome, and the sequel is surprisingly less bad than I expected.

Don’t you dare disparage, “There’s no crying in baseball!”

I could easily equate it with, say, practice squad. Fact is Tebow got a couple shots. Kaepernick, not so much.

No, you’re talking (read: whining) about how much you don’t like politics in your sports, NOT about the actual issue.

You mean like all those walk-outs and sit-ins that have happened before? Shut the fuck up, moron.

Essentially the next evolution of bots, no?

Well, it is. It’s about the police treatment of black people AND the way a lot of Americans act about said issue.

+1 concussion. 2 concussions? Yeah, 3 concussions.

Protests and political statements like this are supposed to make you uncomfortable and be disruptive. Nothing has ever been changed by being quiet and invisible.

…you mean like when Tebow did spring training with the Mets?

To be fair, we just want Gabbert as a younger and cheaper version of Cassel to back up Mariota.

…what does that have to do with 2017 being a good or bad year for gaming? Technically speaking a great year for gaming wouldn’t have only one standout title.

You can’t be serious. Which games did you play? 2017 is arguably one of the best years in gaming history.

Ooh, more worthless righty buzzwords and phrases, please!

Because they support unions but happen to have “marx” in their username?

I hope he does.

How is that not more insulting? (a) Let the second string guys get some experience or (b) tell the other team “yeah, y’all suck...” and just punt on first down? I’m all for pulling the first team guys, but if the fifth string running back is scoring on you... c’mon, man.

To be fair, this past season we were putting in our (at the time) second string offense (with Tua under center). What’s worse? Letting the second team get some experience running some plays or saying to the other team, “Yeah, y’all suck, we’ll just kneel the ball three times and punt. Sorry.”

Whatever, it was fun while it lasted. Thanks, Collin, and good luck in the NBA.