MJS

The conservatorship and his rookie contract are two different things. He could have understood one and not the other.

He probably just let his agent do everything. Many NFL players just focus on football and sign the papers their agents tell them to sign.

The only accident I have ever been in is when I stopped at a stop sign and a motorcyclist plowed into me. Luckily he wasn't hurt, but he left a big dent in my bumper that his insurance paid for. I see motorcyclists do some pretty dumb things all the time on the freeway, including not wearing a helmet. I am always shocked by how little they esteem their own life. I got very close to getting a motorcycle when I was younger and even signed up for classes/training, but then I got a really bad feeling about it and decided against it. I have a family to provide for, and I determined it was too risky.

A lot of this info, or info like it, came out years ago when Oher originally made his discontentment with the movie known. That's why I said this case is bologna. Oher is getting used by sketchy lawyers. This all stems from him thinking he should have gotten more money from the movie than he did, and thinking, wrongly, that the family got a huge payout from the movie and kept it from him. He is just wrong and lawyers are happy to profit off of it. I'm sure it was all explained to him at the time he signed it, but he likely did not fully understand, because it was all over his head and he is not the sharpest tool in the shed.

This is the best clip ever.

Did you mean dwarf?

There's no way his story is completely true. The facts will come out and they will not help him. Honestly, the lawyers are probably the scum bags in all this, driving a wedge between them to get a cut of the money when all the dust settles. BTW, I haven't even seen the movie, but I read up on all of this years ago when I heard he wasn't happy with the movie and claimed it ruined his life or something like that. My opinion back then is that he just wants money for nothing.

This case is a bunch of bologna.

And he just scrambled and took a shot. Fans need to stop being such babies and let these players play football.

Kyle Allen seems worse than he did before he came to the Bills. Maybe he just isn't picking up the offense?

I think it happens more than you think.

Kenyon Drake is so far down the depth chart for the Colts. Crazy.

And I'm sure Josh Allen lobbied for him.

Barkley looks so much more comfortable than Kyle Allen.

The 2nd and 3rd stringers?

Hamlin came up and made some nice tackles.

It was BARELY a hold.

You are such a troll.

There won't be another Josh Allen. He draws comparisons to QB's coming out of the draft every single year.

Nope. It was just about crowd noise and they could call a penalty if they deemed it interfered with the opposing offense calling a play. https://theathletic.com/1446285/2019/12/11/remembering-the-time-the-nfl-tried-to-silence-its-fans/ Agree. It was a nice gesture by the team, but I think it is a little silly, to be honest.

They are clearly collectibles. And also children's toys.

Sounds like they helped the charity by buying them all up. This is the nature of collectible things. It has always been this way and always will. There is nothing scummy about it at all. They would not be selling them for that much if people were not willing to pay. And the same goes for tickets. If you can't afford them, don't buy them. Others are willing and able to. That is the nature of collectible things. Scarcity makes them collectible.

If it isn't worth it to you, don't buy them. They pay taxes on their sales and aren't doing anything illegal. I have no problem with people trying to make money. Get to the store earlier if you want to buy these children's toys.

"Man" is not sexist. Women are included. Both men and women are part of mankind. "Man" has been used to describe all people, including women, for basically forever, going back to Old English, Old Germanic, and even Sanskrit.

There was a rule about fan noise back then. Dumbest rule ever.