BullBuchanan

I thought we didn't want any political BS in our football games?

From the game I watched I'd say absolutely. It seemed quite slow and sloppy all the way through. However, I don't think they need 4 games. 3 at max. 2 to get the starters ready and one to evaluate depth players.

With the goofy offseason I really haven't paid much attention to rookies around the league, but he must be pretty talented to have been a 1rst rd pick. He had substance problems when he was here and was battling some mental issues. He talked about it this offseason.

Watkins looking like a monster tonight.

I'm just here for Collinsworth's political takes and social justice ads.

He still has 2 pro bowl caliber WRs. It'll be different without the best in the game, but not enough for excuses.

Is there going to be pizza?

Why do you assume they would lose viewership? I'm sure they ran the numbers.

As long as he doesn't play Pancho & Lefty.

That describes all sports and most physically intensive jobs. I think they'll probably be here long after we're all in the ground. The right has unsuccessfully tried to boycott sports for years. They continue to increase in value. The money shows that people simply don't perceive them as being anti-american, despite the narrative.

Ratings are down across all sports due to the pandemic. I haven't watched a second of hockey, and I love the sport. I doubt I'll even watch that much football. https://deadspin.com/america-is-finally-getting-it-poll-shows-majority-supp-1844883422

Your vocal minority doesn't understand how small of a percentage of the population you really represent. It's scary that it's still so many, but it's not the majority of the country that you think it is.

Endearing itself to the American public. It was in response to your question.

The NBA certainly is and the NFL is starting to turn that around. The NHL being mostly non american white people has never had much of a horse in the race, and I don't follow MLB that closely.

Was there a blog post disguised as an article on OAN that I missed?

I wish leftists were as cool as you make it seem. The ones I know just post pictures of their new sourdough recipes.

I'm "successful" NFL/NBA players are "successful". There are tons and tons of "successful" people that are shining a light on systemic racism.

Why? Are you anti free speech?

That was before Trump killed 200,000 of his own people. We don't need an expensive foreign war, we have war at home.

You might want to look into systemic racism before posting anything more.

So, scaled for population ~41.4 black people were killed per 19 white people assuming your numbers are true. Yes it is.

When that opinion is that the lives of people that look different than you are worth less, than absolutely yes it's better to destroy cities. We've done it for a hell if a lot less.

At a certain point, I'd think the whole team would get shut down like what's happening in MLB

Story checks out: Christian Tybring-Gjedde (born 8 August 1963) is a Norwegian politician who represents the Progress Party. He has been a member of the Norwegian parliament since 2005, and was the leader of the Progress Party's Oslo chapter from 2010 to 2014. He is most widely known for his opposition to immigration, especially Muslim immigration, and has claimed that Norway is a victim of "sneaking Islamization" and that Muslim immigrants are "threatening Norwegian culture".[1] In 2010 he wrote that "we don't believe in multiculture" and claimed that immigration of non-ethnic Norwegians is "idiocy".[2] On climate change he has stated that "I don't believe in the climate hysteria".[3] He believes immigration policy to be the single most important political issue facing Norwegian society.[4] In 2014 he released his book about immigration politics titled Mens orkesteret fortsetter å spille (While the orchestra continues to play).[5][6] In foreign policy he has supported Vladimir Putin and criticized the sanctions against Russia that the conservatives pushed for; he has also said the west should recognise the Russian occupation and annexation of Crimea.[7][8][9][10][11] He has been sharply critical of United States foreign policy prior to the election of Donald Trump.[12] In 2018 and 2020 he put forward Trump's name as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize; any member of parliament may propose candidates.[13]

The scandals involving Trump date back to before Biden was even a contender and to my knowledge none of them have been "debunked". He was impeached for christ sake. Additionally, I'm not sure where you get your data, but I can't find anything to suggest that Trumps approval ratings have been higher than Obama's at ANY point. In fact, it seems that Trump has never been higher than Obama's lowest rating. https://projects.fivethirtyeight.com/trump-approval-ratings/