I know....he almost got it there, and then missed it completely.

Yeah, he banged his head, but it didn't look to me like he was concussed. He just took a damn strong hit to the midsection, and FWIW, they did mention the cramps a good bit earlier in the broadcast. Either way, the guy managed to make a simply astonishing play a few minutes later. I'm not saying it rules out the…

That's 100% correct.

I'd say he's more like the less funny version of Bernie Kosar. A good bit of Madden's persona was actually a schtick, IMHO.

Thrill of the unknown makes a better news story.

How is it coercion to expect that some one have the common decency to abide by generally accepted rules of the road?

"JUST a whiskey old-fashioned"

Doesn't ESPN do this pretty much every week?

I'd be more worried about his shit-bat, but that's just me.

I think both Incognito and Smith are lucky he missed with his swing. Incognito because a helmet swung at full speed by a 300 lb defensive lineman is going to cause serious injury/death, and Smith because if he'd connected, we'd have a Mcsorley situation on our hands, and he'd probably be going to prison.

It's not a ridiculous argument. Physiologically, painkillers aren't the same thing as a hormone or a drug that manipulates hormone production. Only an idiot would think otherwise. Yes, you are obtuse, and yes, you are comparing apples to oranges.

As bizarre as this may sound, the peeing scene in The Paperboy might have been the best scene in the movie. I'm being totally serious. That movie was on my personal bottom 10.

Best case scenario:

I am willing to grant you that everything else at Montgomery Inn is pretty solid. I just judge BBQ places by their actual main course, no matter their size. Just a personal thing.

No. No. No. NONONO. Montgomery Inn is average at best. I've literally had better barbecue at an Alabama gas station, like, a lot better. I can make pulled pork that is twice as good as theirs on my own for goodness sakes. Sorry, but I lived in cincy for a few years and I quickly got sick of people proclaiming…

I actually agree. This is one of the few times I've been truly a bit offended by this site. A little respect for the dead is in order. By all accounts he wasn't such a bad guy anyway, just made some poor decisions that primarily just ended hurting himself (and eventually costing him his life). Not something to be…

I was slightly bothered by this as well.

Am I the only one who immediately wanted to watch An American Werewolf in London after seeing this post?

There's so many ways to pick apart your comment and your post but all that's really necessary is:

It literally says right at the top "journalists have created a set of principles." I realize that it is based on fair usage principles set by court decisions, but it's not actual federal law - it's an interpretation of federal law. There's a big difference between the two, and you shouldn't expect others to always…