I watched that video 4 times and I still can’t tell which team the Bulls are playing against. The 1983 Kings?

I’d jump over every person I met if I could.

he takes two chicks home?

Nah. They have a permanent spot in the playoffs coming from the AFC East, so don’t put the nail in their coffin yet.

CALMENOW FOR YER FREE REEDIN

I’m 32 and they were on daytime TV constantly when I was in high school. Chappelle parodied her around that same time. Butler would’ve been around 10 or so. Definitely old enough to remember.

Hanging the whole game on him not playing is a bit much. Missed FG, extra point, Brady not making that catch, Eagles gambling and winning. MAYBE he makes a crucial stop, but to say definitively NE wins with Butler is ridiculous

Minnesota is full of Scandinavians. It isn’t quite California, but tall, slender, blue eyed, blondes are not at all uncommon.

you’d definitely have seen butler get far more use if they were the old england patriots

Not starting him can be choked up to strategy. Not having him be the 3rd CB instead of a special teams player (Bademosi) is harder to understand. If he wasn’t going to play, dress someone else. Britt could have helped as a speed burner after Cooks’ injury.

Maybe Belicheck hates Philadelphia so much that he wanted to see it destroyed.

This is great and all, but I think the better competition would be for teams to go up against seasoned agents. For example, every team represents Brees and goes up against a pair of sports agents representing the Saints (or vice versa). They then get graded (1-100) on how well they did.

Not being able to properly use technology and highlight truthing. Steve Kerr really is one of us.

Steve Kerr is an easy guy to like.

I’ve spent most of my adult life in Southern California and have no desire to leave, but if Austin Rivers were my coworker and a job came up in Detroit, I’d be on the first plane.

It's ok to make 'a' joke, so let us know when you're ready.

Wasn't there already a story about a massive dick on foals?

"You know, babe, it's true what they say about guys with big foreheads."

And all this time I thought that the 9 on his jersey was just some pointless numeral assigned by the team in compliance with the NFL's numbering system implemented in 1973.