SageAgainstTheMachine

Wow, that makes me mad. I'm glad I didn't see it around the time of Wilson's death.

Could be the greatest Jewish player in Bills history.

Very sad, but at the same time worthy of a Darwin Award.

I'm going to think up a couple really good retorts for when I get my allotted internet time tomorrow.

I actually think Tuel will turn into a serviceable backup. He also single handedly torpedoed what was one of the best team efforts last season, so there's that.

Good to be back. I was busy getting married in the off season.

Mario and Kyle complement each other so well, and I think Jerry Hughes will rack up double digit sacks again. However, I have to say that it was disheartening last year to watch an elite pass rush that barely made a dent in the team's overall record.

I'd advise against posting speculative articles and using a title that suggests it's already happened.

I was hoping we'd see him pretty often on ESPN, but I guess HGTV is a start.

How the hell do you know?

It sounds like you really know how to disappoint a woman!

I'm on the same page. When we make the implication that homosexuality is alright, but only if the person had no choice, then we continue to demean the person and their actions. My personal feeling is that the vast majority of homosexual people never make a choice. Some combination of pre-natal environment, post-natal environment and genetics are at play.

Most of these people don't think sexuality is a choice. They think homosexualiy is a choice (ie. straight is the default, but some people choose gay). Logical as it is, the "when did you choose hetero?" argument doesn't change many minds.

I think it's logical that it was on your mind. The reason that most facilities offer separate bathrooms for men and women is to create a zone of privacy from sexual attention, so the presence of a gay person blurs that line. That said, imagine if you had to use a women's locker room because the men's was out of order or something. Would you act like a creep and stare at the women? Come onto them? No, I imagine you'd respect the vulnerable situation like other decent people.

The key difference, of course, is that there are most likely dozens of gay NFL players who simply choose not to disclose that information. I respect Michael Sam chiefly because he could have chosen anonymity over the circus that's coming his way.

Fair enough.

Shouldn't matter. Still does. Shouldn't have mattered that Jackie Robinson was black.

I see this a lot. Do you not care or do you not approve? It can't be both. Not caring is, by definition, an absence of opinion. It's also worth noting, I think, that not every gay man leads a gay "lifestyle". Just as you probably wouldn't primarily describe your lifestyle as a straight lifestyle.

Anti-humor can be great, but it still has to entertain. This didn't entertain me. The greats at this particular type of comedy really make you itch and squirm with discomfort and your material was more of the eye-roll variety. Just one man's opinion though. I know how hard it is to get up on that stage in the first place.

Well, they almost always stick a mic in a guy's face 30 seconds after these big games, and I've never seen that level of anger. Crabtree must have been pretty far under his skin for him to be more concerned with his opponent than the win.

Well, we now have a Williams in every defensive group.

A tip: Don't show anybody the trophy.

Why?

Power running is the theme of these playoffs so far.

Not to be a grammar/syntax nazi, but I really don't know what you mean by that.