Doc Brown

Just looking at the guy's twitter feed he's not some innocent bystander. He's a far left agitator who obviously wanted a confrontation to occur. The cops obviously should've handled it better but you can see why so many came out in support of their fellow officers.

He seemed to be more ticked off at Brees and Fromm. By checking Allen I assume he passed with flying colors his two years here. Emotions among players are high right now and will eventually cool off. I'm sure Fromm will do and say the right things like Josh did. I'm not that worried.

Donnie from Queens you're on the air....

They could not have handled this worse.

What's their gun policy?

For future reference.

How's the federal budget doing? An opportunist as she's eyeing that VP slot.

The real frustration it seemed to me listening to some of the players reactions is that they thought they moved the needle enough for the majority of the public to understand that kneeling was about police brutality and not disrespecting the military. They certainly expected their white teammates to understand that at the very least. They look at Brees as no dummy and rightfully question why he suddenly brings this up now during a time of heated racial strife in this country and not three years ago when the kneeling controversy began. I think Brees knew all this blowback would come and that he would have to issue an apology. The apology would quell some of his teammates reservations so he could play with them another year and also allow the right to claim he was a poor victim of the "woke/pc" culture. I wouldn't be surprised if he ran for office as a Republican when he retires.

We're 23 pages in and it hasn't been moved to ppp yet. This is the progress Kaepernick was hoping for.

Great. Does he have to do a Josh Allen like apology now?

If he just randomly kneeled in the middle of the street people would just find him odd.

GTFO with that. I'd go with Boker Huram, Isil, Al Quaeda, and the Hallmark Channel.

Exactly. Someone was thinking about life after football in politics.

LOL. No. Brees. Mattis would never write what he wrote if he was running for office as a Republican in the future.

I'm sure he does which is pry why he'll go into politics. Why state it now though and not three years ago?

I don't think Brees is stupid and the first thought that came to me when he made that statement in such a heated point in time in this country is he wants a future in politics. By the way, he's done more for that city than any of those people combined.

The last thing the Pats would do would give a QB a market setting contract. Even if he did I'd be okay with it because he's no 26 year old Brady.

Seriously? You couldn't make that connection based off the poll question?

I thought it was a smart political move but unnecessary. A simple address from the oval office would've been fine. Here's George HW Bush after the Rodney King riots.

You may be right but it's highly likely they'll keep all offseason activity in one location (team headquarters) as much as possible.

TJ Yeldon maybe depending on Williams's or Wade's development. You might be able to get a late round pick for him. Make sure you have O'Brien on speed dial in case Tytus Howard cuts him in line at the buffet.

The local media seems to do a much better job at least in Buffalo. Two cops were hit by a vehicle on Bailey and they'll hopefully be okay.

"Every time a riot develops, it helps George Wallace." -MLK Of course the riots help Trump. There's going to be 1,000 news cycles between now and November though.

It's okay.

You can turn that around on the right too though with those who complain about Trump being censored on a private company (Twitter) yet condemned Kaepernick kneeling on company time. I don't know if you're one of those people but there's plenty on both sides who are hypocritical and will twist themselves into pretzels when trying to explain their inconsistencies.