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Swap Reinhart and Donovan and you've got their order in the picture. I'll take your word that it's Donovan since I don't have the slightest clue on that one.

He will figure it out when either the ex or his son get eaten. One or both of them is not long for the world on this show.

It looks like the girl from Harry Potter has fallen on hard times.

I do look forward to referring to the Patriots as Gladys for the rest of the year.

Power ranking comments are usually dumb, but that one takes it to a whole new level

I always wonder how Tasker is in a non-Bills game. He seems to go out of his way to make sure he's not accused of having a pro-Buffalo bias.

I love the image of half the city rioting, oblivious to the walkers out there among them eating people.

I miss the old days with no graphics where they just superimposed the actual clock onto the screen.

What part of my post said I hate Serena?

When it comes to Rodrigues, keep in mind that he's older than most of the guys out there

I'm glad she lost. It was getting annoying how people had already crowned her even though she still had to win two more matches.

Why not replace Ventura with Ventura?

I'm sure it's been done before, but it sounds like an idea for a comedy.

Clearly football players are article 4 free inhabitants while on the playing field.

Nope, never happened. The Man Show ended when Kimmel left for ABC.

I think it's both. There was something in that bag she didn't want found and she was crazy/dumb enough to think that her stance would work.

And the best part is that she winds up posting it online because she somehow thinks it makes him look bad. I wish I could see the conversation that came later in the day between the cop and the guy in the car about how crazy she is. Oh, and how many drugs were in that bag?

Red, white, blue, and gold. Maybe throw a little purple in teal in there too just to balance it out.

I love this idea that some like to throw around that New England should now challenge the fine and lost draft pick decision. In this completely unrealistic fantasy scenario, the league then turns around and tells Bob Kraft that he's no longer welcome in the NFL. A man can dream, can't he?

Is the domestic abuse stuff in there at all? I'm getting random annoying emails from the wife's Boston area family saying that the league needs to focus on the real problems like all of the domestic abuse. I find all of this funny because if that stuff's not in there either, this ruling just effectively stopped him from being able to take a tougher stance against it. Or have they officially laid out how they plan on punishing for that?

Doesn't it have to be something like Apenado in order to really click with the viewers?

Does the CBA explicitly forbid a team from hiring Jeff Gillooly?

I had a feeling it was once you mentioned it. Even though I work in an industry where they are everywhere, I avoid them like the plague. Anyway, I do worry about the potential CBA issues and work stoppage that are going to result from this decision. It could get ugly.

Fair enough. I didn't notice that as I skimmed the decision, probably because I skipped footnotes.

Did the league ever actually compare this to a PED suspension when they went with the 4 game figure? That whole portion of the ruling seems so strange to me (unless the NFL did make that comparison). It almost feels like saying that they can't use that game count for any other type of suspension since it is already reserved for PEDs.