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Real sad way too young. as to the obvious joke/references to his midgame retirement it's got to be that quote from Tre White doing the impression "Yeah I'm done young Bull."

Strangulation you say?

There is a significant difference in those cases, while yes someone died, but they were the people in the other car racing and it wasn't due to a collision with his car they couldn't make the turn and veered off the road. In this case both cars hit multiple vehicles by the look of it and that's not great.

Odds moving trying to draw people into making that bet?

It'll be really awkward if it turns out he put down a bet on multiple car pile up.

Just racing fine stupid given his situation to make money for his family but fine, racing in a situation where you can wreck into other cars not involved on the other hand, what an #######.

I think it'd be great if someone forgot to tell him we'd gone back to the old format.

What is he trying to get an extension with the Chiefs, isn't it early?

Hasn't Bass been kicking it too low already and you want him kick it closer to the line?

Roger Goodell may be a soulless demon that feeds on the boos of disappointed NFL fans.

With the season gaining an extra week moving it back makes sense.

This is pretty much me, Brown sugar & Cinnamon and Cherry I think or Strawberry.....whichever one was the red filling with colorful bits on outside either way it's not like either of them actually tasted like strawberries or cherries.

Well certainly not post Vontaze

It's exactly this, he doesn't say who called the defense he ways it's on all of them, and he's right. Did Frasier call the defense, maybe but McDermott is the defensive minded HC who should see that and say Hell NO! So it doesn't matter if it was Fraisier or McDermott who called that series we still should have done better and that's on the defensive system as a whole.

Rather inclusive of AB to hire someone with as bad of a history of head injuries as him to run his twitter. Not great to respond to him, have to think Hamlin being a Pittsburg kid that AB being at the height of his career with the Steelers when he was in what maybe late high school or college already didn't help.

A comment I noticed at some point in maybe the exit interviews or maybe on his subway tour with all those snacks is that he mentioned a nutritionist or some sort of diet plan which is something I don't believe he's ever focused on that much before.

Is that why they're trying to escape to the U.K.?

From the fan side definitely don't want the distraction, from the content consumer side stick it in my veins. Do think Bills or Chiefs with how consistently they've performed are serious candidates with the rule change. Wonder if Mahomes doing "Quarterback" would make it more or less likely for them?

Sounded like we're drafting 11 WRs to me.

Yes people accidentally commit penalties, yes refs are going to make mistakes, that happens with current rules and whenever you introduce a new rule, the idea that it should prohibit introducing one is ridiculous. The video showing the tackles of players going from up high and then swinging their weight down to pin the runners legs to the ground, like how is it not obvious how that causes injuries, the NFL taking a swing at eliminating this makes perfect sense, implementing it we'll see.

Only if you do it in a certain way. I think I remember the issue being pointed out was the taking the legs out and pinning them down as they took them down from behind, that's the thing that leads to injuries that they want to avoid.

I think I remember when it was originally brought up despite the initial confusion about what it was and typical "They're making the game soft!" when people who actually knew what it was explained it, the reason to remove it did make sense.

When your #1 WR is on the wrong side of 30 and just had a season where he seemed to fall off towards the end in a draft that appears to be a strong WR one, absolutely. I hope Diggs has a great season and maybe is able to stick around longer, but you have to look down the road anyway.

If the plan was always not to keep Sneed then it is still technically an upgrade on the 3rd round comp pick they'd likely have gotten just letting him go, but not by a lot.