BringBackOrton

Let me guess! Mr. WEO?

Ohh juicy gossip! Who are the posters?

So I think would be more accurate to say how many anectdotal accounts you have heard.

You don't know a million people.

Figures, Kelly beating up another white guy.

But Bennett "felt" like he got discriminated against. So it still counts.

Kelly talks a HUGE game on the internet. Watch out dude.

Good for Jim!

At least a quarter of those wouldn't support that claim.

Jock's, by and large, are stupid. Even the "smart" jocks. Stupid.

I'd say an offensive lineman selling more jerseys than Tom Brady is the definition of a big deal. Because he's an offensive lineman. Not Tom Brady.

It's more. Than Brady. Than Wentz. Than everybody else.

"A spokesman for Fanatics, which runs the NFL's online store, confirmed to ESPN that, over the past 24 hours, more Villanueva gear, including jerseys and name and number T-shirts, has been ordered than that of any other NFL player" Sounds pretty clear to me.

What?

Show me when the wheels came off. Thanks.

You could make that argument, yeah.

I think yesterday's game hurt my argument. TT for sure outplayed Siemian. So you expect a guy who thinks the QB is not good enough to post prolifically about how good the QB is after a good game? Are you kidding? Like I said, pick a lane. If I thought Mills sucked for years, and he had a good game, you would complain I'm not bitching enough or praising him enough? Strange things outta this group here.

Thunder are probably gonna get to 50-60 wins and conference finals, IMO. Unless the Spurs do something. I need to see Russ, PG and Melo guarding Steph, Durant and Green. Appointment TV.

It appears there are more posters who are blind.

He's posted several times about how great a game Taylor had. You're reaching.

"Don't nitpick Tyrod's good performance!" "Why aren't the haters posting about how Tyrod sucks!" Pick a lane.

A 38 on the Wonderlic? Next, you're going to tell me he knows his shapes and colors better than the rest of the preschool too!

Correct!

I'd say most people don't like players protesting during the anthem because the NFL made it a pseudo-salute to service military ceremony. Some folks find it distasteful to take the attention away from that and draw it to other things. They don't want these players to never be activists or to never speak out, just that they find a proper time and place to do so. I'd say, from my experience, that's how a huge chunk of the "!@#$ Kaep" crowd feels. Rightly or wrongly, the anthem had become ingrained in football and our American culture had conjoined it with patriotism and supporting the troops. You saw it way back in the first Bills Super Bowl with the show of force during the anthem. It was a symbol of America and our military. I don't think they should "do away," with the anthem. This saga sucks on all sides, but the anthem is football. Far too often we call our football players warriors and preach about their sense of leadership, toughness and devotion when the true warriors get less attention. Remembering who are the real heroes is important. Maybe not to some soulless parasitic leeches, but it's important to the heart of America.

Olympic Melo is coming to play. Russ is going to punch anybody who tries to take a game winner.