That's No Moon

If the drive in wants to pay for the rights I'm sure they can come to an agreement. They aren't going to just let them do it though.

You know that little tidbit they put in every broadcast about re-broadcasting being expressly prohibited without written consent from the NFL? This is what that's about. This would be re-broadcasting. Even if you let people in for free. They need permission from the league to do it and that sort of permission isn't free.

It has been probably 10 years since I've watched a MNF game for longer than 5 or 10 minutes. His name is Anthony. Agree with this. She is brutal.

That deal closed in q1 of this year and, like most deals where the smaller company buys the bigger one it was highly leveraged. It's not a good time for them to have a liquidity problem and that's exactly what this situation has given them. They essentially borrowed 4 billion dollars and have no money coming in. They furloughed two thirds of their staff. Now, if the world goes back to somewhat near normal soon it will be fine, but if it doesn't cash flow is a serious issue and I don't see government's rushing to bail out ticket scalpers and the EU has gotten pissed off with Viagogo already before this.

If they go bankrupt you become a creditor in a long list of creditors. At the end of the line.

It comes down to who you trust to declare Chapter 11 last. The team/league or StubHub. Their cash flow situation has to be downright awful right now and they are practically begging venues, artists and sports to call things postponed rather than cancelled so they can stanch the outflow of money. If there is a second round of shutdowns in the fall/winter I'd be very concerned about getting my money back.

I'm not sold on Allen or Daboll at all and I think the defense is pretty overrated (as in top 15, not top 5)

I'm at 7-9. Maybe 8-8. 3-3 in the division, split them up however you want. L's @ Las Vegas (their home field advantage in year one is going to be insane) @ Tennessee v. KC on Thursday v. Seattle @ Frisco @ Denver

Unless they are up by 40 that's a mistake.

If I were the Jets I'd bury myself next to Jimmy Hoffa and call it a day.

Yes, North Jersey is typically balmy in late December. You know all those tans are fake right?

Round is a shape.

We all just misread it. It's these to circulate the air in the sweat sock they call a stadium.

FIFA very much does not like governments interfering with soccer no matter how well intentioned.

I respectfully submit Drew Brees.

Putting Bennett up invites a lot of unpleasant discussions. https://www.nytimes.com/1998/02/27/sports/nfl-notebook-bennett-draws-jail-term-in-sex-case.html He was my favorite player when I was a kid, I wouldn't put him up.

What if I agree with him?

Glad somebody mentioned Metcalf. He was slippery as hell and would be electric in today's game. That was LT, RT, TD. Lol

It wasn't my best effort. I'll try harder next time. That's an interesting choice of words...

Why not? He and the table jumping people have something in common. We'll go with the radio version do keep it clean for the kids. From what he says fitting in isn't usually a problem.

Cox is a douchenoodle but at least he didn't cheat.

I was 12-13 at the time and I assure you there was plenty said in section M-6 as well.

He will have to pull Kraft's pee pee out of his mouth to slap it We would know that, except the league like to destroy the tapes after they "investigate"

Good. This allows me to see "Bills release Bryan Cox" That will bring me joy. I don't care what his father says at this point. He can kiss both cheeks of my prodigious ass.

Had a conversation today about high school football. Lots of contingency plans being discussed/made if the season can't start on time or if it is interrupted. I'm sure the NCAA and various conferences are having the same kinda of discussions. They want to play. We all want to play. What happens if we can't? If you were coming back for your senior or redshirt junior year and there is substantial concern that there won't be a season there are some real motivations to come out. If a school is closed the kids can't train correctly and they don't have access to facilities. Without campus dining many of them won't be able to eat correctly/maintain weight. For linemen that's a big issue. If they come out they get their contract and then aren't staking everything on a season that might not happen. Think of it this way, if you were a baseball player who was drafted last year as a junior, knowing what you know now would you have come out then or gone back for your senior year? There will be many kids who chose to go back, never had a senior year, and will see their stock drop in this year's draft. Sure, the NCAA gave spring athletes an extra year of eligibility. That's good for kids who aren't going pro. If you are going pro it just makes you a year older. If Trevor Lawrence decided to come out in the supplemental draft there would surely be a feeding frenzy to acquire him and he would be paid now what he would be paid next year as a first round choice.