Wayne Arnold

Good to see Dunne continues his noble goal of contributing all he can to end the sport of football.

lol nice

He did but not until she put this over her face first.

This had better be the end of the Buffalo Bills organization's infatuation with Gay and the last we ever hear about him.

In that case...watch for Whaley to trade Manuel shortly before New Year's for a conditional 7th.

The EJ Manuel obsession many have is beginning to border on perverse.

Speaks volumes that a player who led his team in touchdowns as a rookie just a season ago passed waivers and still hasn't been signed to a team nearly two weeks later.

You know you're dealing with a gem when he can't even get the facts right... Rex Ryan has been an NFL head coach for seven seasons. Care to guess how many winning seasons he's had? The unavoidable answer: One. Just a single season, all the way back in 2010, when a team he led finished above .500.

Can't wait to see @OldTakesExposed re-post this article five years from now. "There's no joy in this. I like Rex Ryan, what he stands for and who he is, but good times and jolly moments and jokes about tattoos and toes don't cut it at this level. This isn't the local Elk's Lodge. This is the National Football League." Yeah - no joking around. This football stuff is serious business!

Tom Brady discusses his recent retirement from football and aspirations to tour with an N Sync cover band.

Hilary Swank holds a press conference to discuss her latest movie role in a coming-of-age story as a prepubescent boy struggling to find himself in the suburbs of Los Angeles, 1997.

A czar that can see the future.

lol this was a freak injury. Quarterbacks not named Romo these days rarely get injured and can play until they're 50. Starting QB's usually missed at least two or three games per season in the 90's. Now, it's rare for a QB to play less than 15 or 16 games.

Goodbye, Biermann's. We hardly knew ye.

Yeah Super Bowl for sure dude

You know you're dealing with an open-minded person who's all for open debate and embracing other ideas when he pulls the "brainwashed" card.

Smart move.

Um...how do you think those rights and freedoms came to be? "Freedom isn't free."

Super Bowl!

I didn't say it was offensive. I said it was disrespectful. I appreciate your not being offended but that's why we stand for the national anthem - to show respect for the concept of freedom and equality and honor those who fought and died for those things. Otherwise what are we doing?

No one is saying he shouldn't protest. People are saying he's wrong to protest the very thing that symbolizes freedom and equality. You're just as misguided as he is.

Why are you lumping all of those things together? Focus on the topic at hand. Protesting the national anthem is absolutely disrespectful not only of vets but of all American patriots (Tubman, MLK, Robinson, Ali, Parks, etc.) who have made sacrifices while striving toward equality.

He's not a dirtbag. He's misguided. And he shouldn't be vilified for being misguided.

You want to see more people protest a ceremony meant to honor those who have fought and died and made sacrifices for our freedom and endeavors toward equality? That's messed up.

Are those guys making a public demonstration and/or statement about their intentional protest?