Last season, 7 teams were two games or more above 500 at the end of the regular season…

Some day, scorigamis will be so rare, that the President will comment on them when they occur.

The Jags are ripe for a collapse.

It’s not strong enough to offend most people. The most I can react with is general apathy and disdain.

I had to think for a moment to figure out when a Jaguars player would’ve been tackling Brock Purdy. It’s only been a week, but that game is practically erased from my mind. Good brain, helping keep me safe.

Dicotamy

It is weird how popular metal is in German speaking countries.

There are Cannibal Corpse albums that basically don’t chart anywhere, then in Germany, Austria, Switzerland (and Finland), they’re in the top 10.

Nothing like waking up at 13:00 on a Sunday, brewing some strong black coffee, blasting some bestial black metal, and watching a division rival get their shit pushed in.

Didn’t it turn out that concussions weren’t the direct problem regarding CTE? I suppose the league can measure and do something about concussions, but not linemen headbutting each other 100 times a game.

At first, I was like, “Who?”

Then I remembered and was like, “Ohim!”

… I’ll see myself out.

I am so high and this made me LOL so much.

Wanna write for PFT? Check your DMs.

Giving all old fat fucks the hope that their dream is still in play.

The likelihood of developing CTE is way too high and is essentially equivalent to getting dementia in your middle ages.

People have swung from underestimating the impact of football on the brain, to overestimating it.

“CTE” doesn’t necessarily mean your brain is mush. Shaun Gayle joined the CTE lawsuit. He’s a guy who looked ten years younger than he was, while going on live UK TV each week, and being the most articulate, well-spoken person on the broadcast.

Then you have people like Dick Butkus, who said in his 70s that he had no neurological problems.

CTE is probably an extreme problem in a minority, while being something manageable for the rest.