Malazan

Every year, every major and pretty much any active news site, blog, organization that covers the NFL has an article about the uselessness of the pro bowl. http://www.debate.org/opinions/should-the-nfl-eliminate-the-pro-bowl http://www.silverandblackpride.com/2016/1/27/10842662/rival-report-1-27-most-pro-bowl-invitation-declines-in-history-of-nfl http://www.si.com/nfl/video/2016/01/27/nfl-pro-bowl-lacking-star-talent-replacement-bowl http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/01/26/is-the-pro-bowl-in-danger-of-going-away/ http://www.1500espn.com/news/2016/01/zulgad-bridgewaters-addition-to-pro-bowl-should-be-final-straw-for-this-game/ http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2016/01/24/pro-bowl-needs-to-replace-14-guys-at-least/ http://thewalkoffsportsblog.com/2016/01/28/lets-get-rid-of-the-pro-bowl/ https://bakerstake.wordpress.com/2016/01/27/is-it-time-to-ditch-the-nfl-pro-bowl-game/ http://scstudentmedia.com/2016/01/28/pointless-pro-bowl/ http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2611570-the-scammiest-pro-bowl-in-scammy-pro-bowl-history http://www.cbssports.com/video/player/nfl/609482819625/0/its-easier-to-tell-whos-not-in-the-pro-bowl http://hunterlove.sportsblog.com/posts/11402700/most-inventations-declined-in-pro-bowl-history.html http://www.ibtimes.com/should-nfl-finally-get-rid-pro-bowl-1794114 http://www.footballnation.com/content/nfl-should-get-rid-pro-bowl/14887/

I'd like to see Manning go out with a SB win

No one seems to know.

I'm not claiming they are being manipulated...

Do you have a point in there? The probowl has never been about the "best" at their position

The probowl means nothing in regards to actual talent. If you feel Tyrod is a "real" Qb or not, stop trying to use the probowl as any type of measure of ability.

I'd rather overpay for a QB that's won something rather than prepay him for potential

This ignores the reality that if you draft a 1st/2nd round QB, he's the starter

I'd like to see numbers on it. Most of the articles I've seen are anecdotal and rely on the "Of course, it's happening" standard.

No. He's usually standing up or laying on his back when he wets himself. I got a 100 on the quiz!

OMG and like Kim already basically owns the Bills so we can pretty much kiss them goodbye

For a simple article, it's shocking that you would be able to produce anything close to it to back up your viewpoint. Feel free to prove me wrong though.

Look, I don't like Rex as a person. His personality annoys me and I think he's a poor head coach. However, pretending his defenses have sucked doesn't help those of us saying that he's unable to be the top guy on a team.

There's a reason that ESPN is bleeding viewership. They'd likely be underwater if they didn't have contracts with cable providers requiring people to have the channel. Every fool who still pays for cable TV gives about $7 a month to ESPN.

If only there was something they could show you....like something disgusting and slimy and shouldn't be allowed outside of sealed room for like 18 years

I really enjoyed watching Wade's defense pound Brady and not the way that Brady likes to be pounded

The regret always comes when the paychecks stop. I have little sympathy for someone who knows the risks of playing a violent sport for a large sum of money and then "regretting" it later. My bet is if these guys worked 40-45 years at McDonalds they'd have even more regrets.

Then those girls being "manipulated" is none of your concern either. If guys need to see the Jills to make football worthwhile then they'd be better off going to a specialized institution for looking at girls like strip club

WEO knows. I mean, he'll be the first to point out when you mention something you couldn't *really* know, but he does *know* because...reasons. Ask him a question that calls for an actual answer (non-speculation) and watch how fast it doesn't get answered.

If Rex is fired then Roman will be fired with him.

Who knows. You never know what happens on the inside.

Everyone, embrace your inner Patriot and cheat on your taxes

The players believe that extra equipment affects them negatively and that certain positions are affected to a greater degree than others. It's idiotic. This is why I don't pay much particular attention to the players talking about concussions. The NFL has tried before for safer helmets and the NFLPA rejects them. The NFLPA also supports players who intentionally try to injure other players. The NFLPA supports player who cheat and cost performance bonuses against players on teams the cheaters play against. In short, the NFLPA is seriously corrupt.

Hue Jackson makes poor decisions about his head coaching career

It's not hate. What is the point of their existence? They don't add anything to the game.