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It needs some work...how about instead having a punt be worth -1 points?

So game is tied w/ 1 min left, team takes 4 straight kneel downs at their own 20 to win the game?

There’s still a lot of good stuff out there.

Stairway to Heaven is overrated.

Anything Cormac McCarthy for fiction. My go tos for nonfiction lately are Wendell Berry and David Quammen.

Had me at cottager. Where do I sign up?

This better still happen.

I can beat up everybody!

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^^^sighs audibly over kale salad at dinner parties after his puns fail to elicit laughter

Yeah as a boxing fan I can tell you the reason they have weight classes is to make more money, and not having 'little dudes fight big dudes' is just a byproduct. There are so many exceptions to your example it's a waste of time keeping it going. If you honestly think Steve Smith, a notoriously tough, undersized, and ridiculously strong wideout famous for taking a ton of abuse going over the middle back when safeties could actually make contact, is losing a fight to a college QB...nope.

Lol you set the parameters of 8” and 50lbs...Cousins outweighs Curry by a bill and Malone played at probably 80lbs over Stockton. Try again.

Maybe but imo doubtful...not sure it's wise to get rid of your leading receiver on his rookie deal w/ no viable alternative behind him.

I don't see them letting Mosley walk.

How dare you respectfully disagree with me!

He earned every nickel of that contract. I don’t think the fact that the Steelers were willing to pay for All Pro production is proof they were in his corner. My issue is how Brown gets the shaft from Roethlisberger in public (nobody gets to criticize Big Ben), they make JJSS the focus of the pass game once they’re upset with Brown (to the detriment of the team imo), and allow the media fixation on his off field transgressions to be the narrative instead of acknowledging how important he’s been to that organization since he laced up for them in 2011. He gets painted as the bad guy in all this which is understandable to a degree, but all you get from Rooney/Tomlin is ‘well his time here has run its course’ with no mention of how he’s been their best player hands down for the better part of a decade...that’s what I mean by turn their backs.

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I'm just guessing here but I'm going with probably.

I mean he ain't Norman Mailer but I don't think it's a problem of eloquence for me...I have a buddy who speaks nearly the same when he's discussing an issue of significant personal importance. Brown doesn't really do interviews like that and he looked nervous and upset. Agree on the sensitive part...we're talking about a guy who went from a 6th round pick to the best WR in the game and then had basically his entire organization turn their backs on him. So while I think it's fair to assign some (maybe the majority) of the blame to Brown, it's not like he doesn't have cause to be upset with the situation and I'd suggest the concurrent Le'Veon Bell disaster lends some credibility to his (Brown's) side of the story.

Dingdingding.

You’d probably take Yao Ming over Ben Wallace then. Steve Smith would tear that kid apart.

It’s a bet. And not 4th, I meant to say 2nd/3rd but still.

I would love to make a wager on their respective draft position/production ratio. Give me the twitchy guys with hands in the 4th over big slow body catchers in the first any day.

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