It’s a business, they say. There’s no room for sentiment. As a fan you learn to accept this quickly with injuries and trades and retirements and all that ensuring that even the greatest, most loyal players will eventually, one day, move on.
The Wildcard is still recovering from a terrible round of picks last week and we're not gonna talk about the protests. No we're not gonna talk about the protests at all... with several exceptions.
Don’t call them Anthem Protests. Nobody is protesting the national anthem of America, they’re protesting the racial injustice that pervades the country at almost every level. They’re not protesting the flag either, just because they unfold a big one out on the field while they sing a song about it.
Melo’s on his way to OKC and going in the other direction are Enes Kanter, Doug McDermott and a second round pick. Melo waived his no-trade clause for this and he also waived his trade kicker.
A couple things have happened with Kiwi Steve over the last week or so. One is that both ESPN and Sports Illustrated dropped their annual player rankings, which each saw Adams dropping a few places...
How about the bloke Todd Gurley aye? A dude who last year couldn’t find a space to run through if he was crossing the street and now here he is jumping over dudes.
Hinkie worked on his jigsaw puzzle from the inside out and Marks is doing his edge pieces first. Give it a few years and we’ll see if they don’t end up in the same place.
The Cowboys defence is great this season! The Rams have an incredible offence, look at all the points they scored! Sam Bradford for MVP! ... Yeah it's week two, which means time for the annual Overreaction Week.
The long off-season is over, franchise tag holdouts have returned to training, half the Cowboys are suspended and everyone thinks the Patriots are gonna cruise again - the new NFL season is finally here.
Picking right on up where we left off, here are the twenty best quarterbacks in the NFL as devised by El Wildcardo. Please don't sue.