How Different is the Redskins’ Front Office and Scouting Operation?

By Steve Thomas

May 15, 2018

[EDITOR’S NOTE: THIS COLUMN WAS WRITTEN AND PUBLISHED ONE DAY BEFORE THE REDSKINS HIRING OF BRIAN LAFEMINA AS COO.  STEVE HAS ADDRESSED THAT MOVE IN A SEPARATE POST.]

Around here in Redskinsland, fans are pretty fond of criticizing the front office for, well, alot of things, and with good reason – after all, the Redskins haven’t won more than 10 games in a season since the 1991 Super Bowl team.  We all know the history, so I’m not going to torture you with another recap.  Suffice to say that this fanbase blames Dan Snyder and/or Bruce Allen for pretty much everything that’s gone wrong for this franchise.  I’ve written a fairly significant amount here in an effort to figure out to some degree of objective certainty whether Bruce Allen, in particular, has done a good or bad job (for example, read about my analysis of the Redskins draft history here; read about my free agency analysis here).  The question of the day today is whether the structure of the Redskins front office is different from other teams, and if so, whether that difference contributes to the team’s struggles.   So let’s proceed.

Some basics that fans may not understand: every NFL team has two completely different sides that don’t necessarily interact, a business operations area and the football operations area.  Smart franchises have separate people in charge of both.  I don’t want to necessarily delve too deeply into the business operations of a team, because as much as that interests me, I recognize that it’d be boring to most.  If you want to learn more about this, speak up, and if enough people are interested, I may write more about it in a slow week.  Regardless, though, a bit of context is helpful.

Team Leadership[1]

Every NFL team except the Cleveland Browns, the Los Angeles Chargers, and the Cincinnati Bengals has employed someone who isn’t the principal owner at the top of their respective chain of command who has the title of either President or Chief Operating Officer. For each of those 29 teams, that individual is the senior executive underneath the owner and oversees both the football side and the business side of the franchise on a day to day basis for the owner.  The Chargers are a Spanos family affair, with John Spanos as the President of Football Ops and A.G. Spanos as the President of Business Ops, and Alex and Dean Spanos collectively splitting the ownership duties.  The Browns are owned by Jimmy Haslam (who’s had had his own problems: read here) and have neither a President nor COO, but employ an Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer who most likely is overseeing the day to day business affairs.  Jimmy Haslam certainly isn’t doing it himself.  Mike Brown is both the owner and president of the Bengals, but has his daughter Katie Blackburn running the team’s day to day operations as Executive Vice President.  Even the Dallas Cowboys, who are a one man gang with Jerry Jones as president running everything, has his son Stephen in the role of COO.  A few other teams (Giants, Vikings, Cardinals, Patriots, Steelers) also have relatives of the owner running the team as either president or COO.

The Redskins are well served on the business end, with Bruce Allen as team president and Dennis Green serving as President of Business Operations.

Football Operations

A team’s football operations are broken up into multiple departments: (1) the team itself, led by the head coach, (2) the scouting operation, (3) the athletic training staff, and (4) team logistics such as video, equipment, travel, and other things necessary to a professional football team.  Most franchises have one separate person who is in charge of all of these areas.  Only the Redskins, the Dallas Cowboys, the New England Patriots, and the Cincinnati Bengals are structured otherwise.  In Dallas, Jerry Jones is the entire show – he calls himself owner, president, and general manager.  The Patriots have Bill Belichick essentially running the whole football operations area despite not having the title, although it’s worked out okay for them so far (!).  The Bengals, who are owned by the notoriously cheap Mike Brown, have Brown’s son, Paul, as Vice President of Player Personnel, and he may or may not actually be running all of football operations.

27 NFL franchises employ someone with the title of “General Manager”.  The Eagles’ Howie Roseman holds the title “Executive Vice President, Football Operations”, which seems to essentially be the same thing with a different name.  Of those 28 (including the Eagles), four of those general managers (Minnesota, Green Bay, Miami, Jacksonville) appear to report to someone beneath the team president, meaning that they do not necessarily have full authority over the roster and the rest of football operations.  For the other 24 teams with a GM, that individual reports to the senior team executive and is most likely in charge of all things football.

As we all know, the Redskins only have Bruce Allen.  Doug Williams is the Senior Vice President of Player Personnel, and Eric Shaffer holds the title of Senior Vice President of Football Operations/General Counsel.  We’ll get to Williams below.  On the surface, Schaffer’s title makes it appear he could be running the entire football side, but we understand Schaffer’s primary duty to be salary cap management. Also Williams appears to report to Allen, meaning that Schaffer is not in charge.  In this respect, the Redskins are the only team in the league which has a non-owner family member who is the senior team executive (i.e., either team president or COO) who is also directly overseeing football operations.

Scouting Departments

All 32 teams have a separate scouting department in some capacity or another.  For Redskins, the Redskins’ scouting department in years past was smaller than most but has increased in size.  Only the Packers, Dolphins, and Steelers appear to have their general manager directly supervising the scouting department.  Every other team, including the Redskins, have employed someone to directly supervise scouting.  This person almost always has a title that includes the words “Player Personnel” – Vice President of Player Personnel, Director of Player Personnel, or in the case of the Redskins, Senior Vice President of Player Personnel.  The Jaguars have a “Director of Professional Scouting”, which looks to be the same job.

Each scouting department has a pro scouting room and a college scouting room, with varying numbers of scouts in each.  As it turns out, the Redskins now have a fairly robust scouting department.  In tabulating the size of each team’s scouting operation, I counted every person who appeared to have a role in evaluating players, which includes the scouts, the supervisors, the random “personnel executives”, and the scouting assistants, but not the scouting coordinators, researchers, or administrative personnel.  However, because this is something of an inexact science without knowing for sure the exact roles each team assigns to its employees, in particular the “personnel executives” and scouting coordinators, please take my numbers with an unscientific variance of +1 / -1.

As it turns out, the Cleveland Browns have the largest scouting department in the NFL, by far, with 26 supervisors, scouts, and scouting assistants (the Browns have far more scouting assistants than any other team).  It’s likely that that this is the work of new Browns GM John Dorsey, who came aboard in 2017.  The Lions are next with 20, and the Atlanta Falcons 3rd with 18. The Redskins have 16, as do the Patriots, Jaguars, and Colts, with the Buccaneers, Cardinals and Texans at 15.  Bringing up the rear are the Bengals at 6 (because, of course – remember, owner Mike Brown is a cheapskate), Seahawks at 9, Broncos with 10, and Ravens, Jets, Chargers, Raiders, and Saints at 11.   Fourteen other teams employ between 12 and 14.  Allowing for my admitted variance in this calculation, the rough order of size of team scouting departments (again including supervisors, pure scouts, vaguely titled “personnel executives”, and scouting assistants, but not including scouting coordinators and administrative personnel) is:

Largest: Browns

Next largest: Lions, Falcons

Third largest: Redskins, 49ers, Patriots, Jaguars, Colts, Buccaneers, Cardinals, Texans

Middle: Eagles, Cowboys, Giants, Vikings, Packers, Bears, Panthers, Rams, Bills, Dolphins

Lower: Saints, Jets, Steelers, Ravens, Titans, Chiefs, Chargers, Raiders

Smallest: Seahawks, Broncos, Bengals

As you can see, the size of the respective scouting departments doesn’t necessarily coincide with a team’s performance.  Certainly, these departments make change every year, but, for example, with the Lions and Colts near the top, and Steelers and Seahawks near the bottom, it’s apparent that quality beats quantity, at least to a point.  That’s not exactly a stunning conclusion.

Other Redskins Issues

News broke last week that the Redskins will not renew the contract of longtime Senior Personnel Executive Scott Campbell (which incidentally will reduce the number in the Redskins scouting department from 16 to 15), and that team management thinks very highly of Director of College Personnel Kyle Smith.  ESPN 980’s Chris Cooley speculated on air this week that the Redskins may promote Smith to the general manager position.  While I don’t know whether Cooley has legitimate inside information or was just idly speculating, Smith as GM would be a critical step to drag the Redskins into a more typical management structure.  Unless your name is Bill Belichick, it generally isn’t good when you team is the only team in the NFL doing things a certain way, in this case by having at least one less person in the operation.  The fact that the Redskins are literally the only team in the entire NFL besides the Patriots that aren’t a family-run operation like the Cowboys and Bengals who have their team president supervising football operations is a negative, not a positive.  A full 27 teams, 28 if you count the Eagles, have a GM, and at least 24 of those teams appear to let their GM run the whole shebang.  It sounds reasonable for the Redskins to step up into the realm of the average NFL franchise, so I’m all for it, providing that Mr. Snyder and Bruce Allen would let Smith actually take charge and run the football operation as he sees fit.  Whether those two gentlemen have that sort of ego-swallowing delegation in them is the million-dollar question that can’t answered.  We’ll all just have to wait and see what happens.

 

 

 

 

 

[1] The information regard team leadership and the scouting department numbers were taken from the public websites and/or the 2017 media guides for each team.  It’s possible that the websites are not up to date and that changes have been made subsequent to the publication of the media guides, but I can only use the information that’s available.  Even if there are a few variances, the points made are valid.

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  • noonefromtampa

    A Tampa man who went berserk last July on a Seattle-to-Beijing flight, beating passengers and crew members with a wine bottle before being subdued, was sentenced Tuesday to two years in prison.

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    Goes to prison for being a total dumb ass

  • Tiled countertops are the worst. Every now and then someone uses the right material and the right grout, but generally…tiled countertops are tacky as fuck.

    I’d rather some cheap 1980s formica than tile.

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      a terrible idea all around.

    • I did my own tile. You need a good base. 3/4 birch plywood, then Hardie backer, I used big tiles (12×24, 6×24 backsplash), 1/8″ grout joints. Buy expensive grout, and seal it.

      • Tiled my mud room with 12×12 ceramics
        Room is 8×12
        Forearms were burning putting down the thinset

        • Yeah, you gotta rock ‘n roll, lol
          Fuck around too much, that shit will try to kick in the bucket.

    • noonefromtampa

      tile counter tops – the 70’s best choice

    • I considered it when I re-did my kitchen in the former town home. But it was going to be black 2’x2′ tile with black grout

      but here’s the thing. once you’re laying out money for new appliances, cabinets (even if you put them together and install them yourself)… $3000 for some great looking stuff installed INCLUDING the new sink, hooking up the new disposal and plumbing… I mean… it is dang near a bargain. I’ve done tile before, but you can hide a few inconsistentcies on a tile bathroom floor with a rug, but a kitchen countertop, people are going to notice. even if the grout lines are few and pretty inconspicuous. they’re going to know when that apple rolls off the counter

      • They do sell levels…..

        • they do, but I always rush floor tile it seems

          and I DID put the cabinets in level enough that they didn’t need much in terms of shims for the counter

          ironically, if you’ve never put cabinets in before, I learned a lot talking to the counter top guy when he came out to do initial measurement. I put in some extra plywood base, this off-sets the floor depth and makes installing and replacing/repairing the dishwasher easy… because it also spans the plywood underlayment (decking) across joints, it also means the floor is beefier (well, I used like 3″ deck screws, which of course if far better than 1985 nails), and it adds 5/8″ or so height to the countertop. he also showed me how I could build a base to off-set wall cabinets we were going to use on the floor. we wanted to keep the kitchen eat-in while adding cabs and counter to a wall, so we put wall cabs on the floor, 3″ offset from the wall, 15.5″ countertop. other side, counter depth fridge. that’s almost an extra 14″ of space for a small breakfast table. the extra 3″ makes the countertop more useful to keep/use small appliances on. I would say the kitchen remodel I did was the best thing I’ve ever done, private or professional. I even leveled the floor with some scrap layers of plywood. we had a window box that was sagging, so when I put the new floor in, I went in 90 deg offset from the old floor and put in the very long shims. level, and solid as a rock. I also learned some hard lessons with staining the floor. lesson there is spend a few more bucks at lumber liquidators for finished wood.

  • I’ve always thought it funny that a slab of a mountain is sold as luxury.

    What exactly is luxurious about something that can split your skull open?

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      used to be that brick was valued over stone as a building material. fancy houses were brick. you know – anybody can dig stones right out of the ground. you need fancy machines and production methods to make brick. we’ve of course come full circle to where brick is cheap and common and stone is desired.

      • Stone has always been cheaper, out here. If you’re willing to get it out of the river. Cut stone is high.

        • walter_in_fallschurch

          well, yes… stone used to be cheaper. and, i’m talking historically. 100, 200, 300+ years ago. are you suggesting that now, today, stone is cheaper than brick “out there”?

          • Yeah, me too. My rock is from the Tye River, it’s got speckles. Each local river has distinct rock. I can tell you where most of it is from by looking at it.

  • Squin charge him full price to get everything fixed
    My family rents and we got screwed plenty

    • Squinnsamania, brother!

      Thanks, you’re not the first to tell me that. He’s moving to Cali, officer in the military. Been a really good tenant otherwise. If he walks away from his security deposit, I’ll be ok with it.

      • Appreciate that he’s in the service but that’s got nothing to do with the property
        Sucks but it is what it is

      • Squinns: just keep the security deposit. Fighting with him isn’t going to either of you any good.

      • Maybe something different than granite when you replace the counter tops

        • manufactured quartz is prob a solid choice that’ll get the premium rent he’s looking for

          • Poured concrete is hot these days too

          • I would do that on a house I owned to get a premium cool look on the cheap, but it’s going to need maintenance, while quartz will need almost none; and something like corian could be refinished if necessary between tenants (but the house we have had it put in early 1990s… guessing… and it doesn’t need any refinishing. it’s just not as pretty. and we have been very disappointed in the molded sink. gotta go undermount stainless

        • Squinnsamania, brother!

          Whole kitchen is granite. Would cost a lot to replace all of it. Plus kitchen would like right with less than granite countertops.

          • gotcha. you could get away with an island that was a bit different, but that’s not what it sounds like you’ve got

      • I’ve never done it, but I have contemplated using my electric power washer on the shower/tub and surround area, prob would need to leave the unit in the sink, and drag the hose in through a window. but it would be chemical free, and if it can take stains off of concrete, why not grout?

  • Does no one sell sun visors anymore? Do I really need to go to Amazon to get one?

  • When is this royal wedding going to happen? Tomorrow? Damn, the way the media is covering it you’d think it’s a life or death scenario.
    As for me, I think little harry is p×××y whipped by the American woman and I bet the royals can’t be too much happy bout it. But with PC running amock, keeping opinions behind closed doors is the order of the day.

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      didn’t luke and laura already get married?

    • There’s a made for TV movie about it all too

    • she’s the most annoying character on suits, and you get the feeling she isn’t acting

      I mean, bad enough that I nearly stopped watching the show during one of the seasons where she was in it a bit too much

  • Squinnsamania, brother!

    Tenant chips $1600 granite countertop (which I had just replaced a year ago because I had cracked it before I rented out the property and it got worse over the years). Chip is only about the size of a nickel but is right in the cutout for the kitchen sink. He also put it back in with epoxy without asking me first (in violation of the lease). I feel badly for the tenant, accidents happen, but dude, I just replaced it, and there’s no way to fix it now that will be seamless. You have to replace the whole piece. When I go to sell the property in a few years, I will have to replace the whole slab (at least $1,600), if not sooner if the chipped area gets worse.

    People up here are pretty rational. What should I charge him? Reality is that no matter what, I’ll be out the $1,600 eventually.

    • What is his security deposit?

      • Squinnsamania, brother!

        $2,000. Also trashed my walk in shower so badly that the drain pan has been stained from the mildew that he allowed grow on it. Replacing the drain pan will cost me at least $1,000 because tile has to be removed and reset to get the old one out. Also, the metal framework and glass door have been covered with mold and soap scum – the mold has gotten in the seams; that will likely need to be replaced to the tune of another $1,000.

        Otherwise, the house is in pretty good shape.

        I think overall, I’m letting him off easy, if I just retain his security deposit.

        • Yeah, fuck that guy. Dirty Tenant SchMenant, fuck that guy.

          • Squinnsamania, brother!

            Man, I just feel bad. Military. Otherwise kept the house in pretty good shape. Helped me out a few times. But, man, its gonna cost me about $3,500 to fix that stuff, which is well be beyond just wear and tear.

          • Tell him it’s gonna cost you $4,000. Get a high estimate to show him. Remind him about what you do for a living. 🙂

          • Squinnsamania, brother!

            LOL, BC. You confirmed that my offer seems pretty reasonable. Feel bad about chipping the counter. Said a pan just fell. Woould have to fall pretty darn hard and at the right angle to chip granite. I’ve live with granite counters for over 12 years and never chipped one (crack I caused was because I repairing something in the kitchen standing on the counters and wife slammed door, startling me and causing me to step in under counter mount sink, causing the granite to crack from the pressure).

          • Just remember, everyone is 21. You have a family to support, stuff costs money, he broke it.

          • Not worth the aggravation if he doesn’t pay. Keep deposit and wash your hands of it..

          • That’s the end game, yeah. What we were talking about. Squinns is also concerned about how they part ways.

          • yes, of course, since the guys in the Military, they can and will garnish his wages if found he owes for damages. Depends again on how much Squinns wants to spend on this effort..emotionally and $

          • Squinnsamania, brother!

            No, not going to push above security deposit. Not worth the effort. I think I’m being generous settling for just the security deposit; he’s still going to think he’s getting a raw deal.

          • That’s a life lesson he seems to need.

          • Squinnsamania, brother!

            I know its business. Just like the guy. Tenant is super smart, but kinda clueless sometimes on these kind of issues. He’s going to be surprised that he’s responsible for this stuff. I wouldn’t be, but he will be. He even asked if he left the rental property in the last month, would I prorate the rent. I’m like, nice try, but no. New tenants don’t move in until mid June.

          • Yeah, you do you, if that includes parting ways on good terms with the guy, sell him the “getting off easy” story (it’s not a lie), if that’s not critical path, cover everything out of security and last month’s rent.

          • probably the outcome

          • if you’re cooking safe and healthy, it’s gotta be cast iron

            I have a 13.5″ cast iron skillet… skillet isn’t the right word, you can stir fry 3 lbs of meat with a couple of pounds of vegetables in all at once, and I need two hands to lift it to the sink. a 8-9″ cast skillet or a 6″ griddle could def chip granite if it was hot and you’re about to clean it. always always clean the cast iron while it’s hot. it is believeable, as I’ve done it several times on our counter, though it is corian so it doesn’t chip. though, it def isn’t as pretty. I think though the move is durable cabs, durable counter, durable floor and maybe fake an upgrade through the backsplash and lighting. that’s 2.5 cents you prob don’t need

          • Squinnsamania, brother!

            And, thanks, BC.

        • the mold bit seems like normal wear and tear; but I’ve forgotten all that bit about rentals, stickler for clean… eventhough a big op will have a contract cleaner go through the entire place for like $100

          if I were him, I’d measure the cfm of the bathroom fan and likely then be able to claim it was inadequate

          and then counter sue for being triggered… asthma or something

          also, you could put in some Ikea wood countertop and have a green kitchen.

          problem is, the sink is involved, otherwise that’d be much cheaper, but not very durable; we have corrian right now, and what happens to it can be buffed out between tenants, though I would not do a corian sink. SS, undermount.

  • Squinnsamania, brother!

    Haven’t been up here much lately. Been super swamped at work and turning over a rental property in MD (while I live in north Jersey). Anything exciting going on?

  • walter_in_fallschurch

    rare, medium-rare, medium, ruined, inedible.

    • yep

      • walter_in_fallschurch

        this all occurred to me while contemplating the NWS ridiculous “convective outlook” scale. they use all these cryptic terms to describe the level of “threat” of convective (t-storms through tornadoes) weather.

        the terms are, in random order:
        enhanced
        slight
        high
        marginal
        moderate

        can you put those in order of least to most threat?

        being plugged in to the weather community, i know the order. but can a “regular person”, a layman, a person for whom those outlooks are presumably intended, put those in the proper order? do you think “enhanced” is more or less of a threat than slight, marginal or moderate?

        • Slight
          Marginal
          Moderate
          Enhanced
          High

          Maybe switch high and enhanced.

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            perfectly reasonable, but sadly, wrong in both cases. it’s a ridiculous system.

            other guesses?

          • Marginal
            Slight
            Moderate
            High
            Enhanced

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            hahahahaa…. no…. further proving my point. it’s an idiotic scale. unless you memorize the order, it makes no sense.

          • Fuck it, then.
            Our weatherman always leaves himself a cushion anyway, “expect anywhere between .5 and 3.5 inches of rain, depending…”

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            marginal
            slight
            enhanced
            moderate
            high

            it’s ridiculous. i mean, aren’t they ALL enhanced? or we’d not be discussing a threat. and, “moderate” is not the middle level?? why is “slight” more than “marginal”?

            ***steps down off soap-box***

  • McPhee is going to help us more than I think some people realize

  • I get a kick out of all these do-nothing countries who “express outrage” about stuff at the international patty-cake club also commonly called the U.N. It reminds me of WaPo trolls who talk about trying to force Dan Snyder to sell the Redskins.

  • I think this is what you were talking about, SCamp
    http://www.espn.com/espn/now?nowId=21-0788069169160525536-4

  • So day two of the DHall “I haven’t retired” article blerp….um, fans retired you two seasons ago.

  • So California, leftist mecca, overrun with STDs……Planned Parenthood? How ’bout less focus on “it’s cool, we can just kill it” and more on “wear a condom, make him wear a condom, no matter what”. Fucking retards.

  • We start our mornings with the Duck Commander.

  • Start the day off whining…

    …great job blog clowns

    • I forget that you’re out this way, mornin’.

      • Good day to you sir…

        Is this the way mornings usually start around here? Some miserable butt hurt clown crying immediately? What a life huh? Wake up and cry… for more than a year straight.

  • Not surprisingly, liberal critics give blahzy reviews of Solo, not enough political spin, when you get down to it….. imagine that. I can’t fucking wait to watch it, now.

  • What kind of medical facility was that, in Orange County? What was the female victim’s identity?

  • Go Celtics!

  • Caps Kirk it

  • Happy Wednesday!

  • Different_Cat

    Donald J. Trump Verified account @realDonaldTrump

    President Xi of China, and I, are working together to give massive Chinese phone company, ZTE, a way to get back into business, fast. Too many jobs in China lost. Commerce Department has been instructed to get it done!
    —————
    I really tried not to say anything, but this is fucked up on so many levels.

    1. After spending three years accusing China of stealing US jobs, now he’s working to save jobs in China?

    2. The reason ZTE was punished is that it violated U.S. sanctions against the sale of U.S. tech to Iran, North Korea, Syria and others. And while Trump is looking to excuse this Chinese company for violating these sanctions he is threatening our close allies in the UK, France, and Germany with punishment if THEY violate U.S. sanctions against Iran! And of course those countries are only doing business with Iran because they joined in the nuclear deal that WE spearheaded!

    3. Finally, Trump’s impassioned plea to save Chinese jobs came less than 72 hours after China agreed to invest $500 million in an Indonesian theme park featuring — you guessed it — Trump hotels and a Trump golf course!

    #BASTA!!

  • You fucking suck

  • Need a goal here

  • We’re at home with a 2 – 0 series lead. Lets suck balls.

  • Man… those Caps fucking suck huh?

  • Need to put a goon on #27, fuck his ass up

  • Jeez…..three on one and no score

  • Wow…….some som actually passed the fucking puck, who knew….. amazing

  • My God

  • LeBron James out of the game… took a shoulder full on full speed to the face. Perfect technique on the tackle

  • 3-0 Tampa Bay

  • Shitting
    in
    the
    master
    king
    sized
    bed

  • blarg

  • Triangle of death

  • No Punt Intended

    Damn

  • What up with the Caps? Pooping the sack at home? Beginning of the end?

  • 🙁

  • No Punt Intended

    TB scores.

    • Hope the fans took boats to the MCI Center, because they are going to need them to get home

      I mean, Cap Center, I mean… Verizon Center… Chevy Chase Castle? Capital One?

  • this blog story summarized is Whoever has been in charge of our favorite team of the last 20-plus years has sucked.

  • C’mon 8

  • Caps puck handling….smh
    Tampa’s rotating zone offense….need to keep getting physical

  • Shit

  • Better tighten up

  • For fuck’s sake 8!

  • Ok, score

  • #25 might get thumped

  • Caps have no respect for Tampa’s Defense……or, Tampa has no Defense.

  • FYI…steady 15 second delay

  • Had a ferret at one time. It befriended me at a play ground. Brung it home. Parents said I could keep. Wasn’t but a week before dad made me surrender it. Cute, but stinked up my room worse than my dirty socks.

  • Back to the good ol daysBruce

    NBA draft tonight at the same time as an easter conference final? Reason number 761 NFL is king. Could you imagine the NFL draft during halftime of some game now a days?

  • Nasty storm on the way. Reports of golf ball to baseball sized hail. Hatches battened down. Glad I dumped DirecTv for cable today.

  • I want a pet that smells like piss, that takes my truck keys and hides them in the bottom of my sofa, or in a fucking wall, yaaaaaay! Fuck that.

  • Ferrets are nasty, stinking, mischievous little beasts. Fuck that.

  • Hey Scamp, you had good weather yet?

  • 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  • A man from Illinois was arrested for getting $224,000 worth of manure dumped on his former employer’s property, only two weeks after he won $125 million at the lottery and quit his job.

    https://worldnewsdailyreport.com/lottery-winner-arrested-for-dumping-200000-of-manure-on-ex-boss-lawn/

    Love the mug shot. Dude can’t stop laughing.

    • That’s a shit ton of shit… and super funny

    • No Punt Intended

      When asked by organizers what he would do with the money, he had simply answered: “Just read the news, you’ll see“.

      HAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA

    • In a related case,the state has charged the man a 125 mil. as a clean up fee…

    • the problem is, now he has deep pockets
      you’re just asking to lose millions
      and that’s JUST to the lawyers

  • Different_Cat

    Speaking of drugs, some recent research suggests that some of the psychedelics popular in the 60s – 80s can be effective for treating depression. Don’t leave the house in the morning before eating your Special-K!

  • No Punt Intended

    The Caps are playing their Kuznutsov.

  • @steve, BTW, I do respect your opinion despite what Btg would have you believe.I should not have told you to stick it. I will refrain from posting about it as it is “your site” and I respect that.You gave me some good advice on my settlement offer and I respected your opinion enough to use your advise.T/Y.
    BTW, STFU baldy (btg) !

  • No Punt Intended

    Yankees at the Nationals tonight at 7pm.

    That is all.

  • Molly , ecstasy, pain pills , xanax , heroin , and several names i have never heard of are the easily accessible street drugs in every community . It’s scary if you are a parent . If you aren’t a parent , you probably aren’t thinking about it ten times a day or laying awake at night trying to figure out the best path to take . Again , common sense . You worry weed will lead to the next thing .

    • fentanyl

    • adderal, ritalin , the list goes on

      • Those are prescription…

        • I know . You will find out when your son gets older , they are everywhere . Kids give them out to each other . I hope you don’t find out actually .

          • Um… you really think I have to wait until my son get’s older? You do understand that I have done every single one of those… not a single one of those are new.

          • Yes. They start early now .

          • Yea… I started at 13

          • Thats about the age it seems now. They all have prescriptions and their parents are dumbasses

          • People don’t like to hear this but booze and weed were gateway drugs for me. As soon as I tried weed I realized all adults were lying to me about drugs and I was off to the races.

          • That was my original point . It is for most kids .

          • I will typically only speak of personal experience. I can’t pretend to know how things affect other people… although I suspect I am, in no way, original.

          • It’s safe to say that, for some, marijuana is a gateway drug – that’s been established ad naseum – whereas others are able to handle it.

          • I was able to handle weed just fine…

            …and coke, meth, ex, xanny’s, v cuts, opium, shrooms, acid, etc. etc.

            The booze is what I couldn’t handle

          • …and the feds couldn’t handle me handling large amounts of ex

          • no sense of humor huh ?

          • Fuckers didn’t realize I was just making people happy

          • …and strippers naked

          • Federal judges are generally pretty humorless.

          • It wasn’t the judges… it was the DEA

          • …although the judge wasn’t exactly a laugh riot either… and the prosecutor

          • Federal prosecutors are nothing more than sleazy politicians once they get past a certain point.

          • No argument there…

          • What’s odd is that federal judges usually aren’t, because they’ve already made it to the lifetime appointment and don’t have to get elected. It’s the state judges who are the backstabbing politicians. They always talk about how to get a federal appointment.

          • The federal judge in my case was actually more than fair. The cops and prosecutor were telling lies to get me more time. I owned up to the drug charge and he threw out their other bullshit charges and just whacked me for the Ex… didn’t have to do me that fair. Coulda knocked my head off

          • That’s the net effect of not having to run for re-election. I’m strongly against elected judges at the state level.

          • I suspect their humor level is pretty low as well.

          • I tell you what… if they had come to a couple of my parties they would have lightened up

      • No Punt Intended

        Candy corns, Mike & Ike’s, Junior Mints, Milk Duds, Gummy Worms, Bottlecaps, Raisenettes, Goobers, and more are all available in every neighborhood theater.

        – LeRib

    • That stuff wasn’t around when most of us were kids

      • Different_Cat

        No, but cocaine, dilaudid, shrooms, LSD, heroin, speed, valium, etc., etc.

        • Different_Cat

          Quaaludes

        • Yes , all that was around back then , but it wasnt in the schools and so readily available . heroin is everywhere . Easier to get than tobacco . You wouldn’t know these things by reading a study .

    • Texas is going after big pharma on the opiod issue. Should be interesting.

    • D_C’s ferrets are addicts , He understands .

    • Don’t worry about weed. BY the time that shit gets passed their way, they’ve already been raiding the medicine cabinet.

      Weed, just is not the problem anyone wants it to be.

      And that gateway stuff….mannnnnnnnnnn. Look, people are going to try shit out until they get to the one that does it for them.

    • I’m worried that my oldest kid, when he’s about 12 will get expelled from school for getting the teacher pregnant.

      drugs are easy to fix. get to the chores, boy!

      • The cell phones get them caught every time and the teacher’s are much hotter now .

  • Dang. I missed a good chat that never happens around here. Ahwell. Maybe some other time.

  • No Punt Intended

    D_C or Austin, which is which? Actually, doesn’t fucking matter.

    https://i.imgur.com/OYcaNzA.gif

  • D_C and Austin claiming to be superior to everyone else… actual video:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlYlNF30bVg

  • noonefromtampa

    time for 2019 mock drafts?

    #getbacktofootball

  • “My farts are more intellligent than some of the pig-headed, moronic, uber-right opinions posted here..”

    Um, no further questions, Your Honor.

  • noonefromtampa

    Legalization of marijuana will come down to dollars

    when someone bribes uh contributes enough money to politicians
    marijuana will magically be all good and available
    tax collections will go up and people will be stoned legally

  • noonefromtampa

    North Korea all butt hurt over US-SK military drills threatens to pull out of talks

    • No Punt Intended

      The closer we get to the planned meeting the more Lil Kim will rattle his cage.

      Not one person is going to do more than smirk at this.

      • I think it will boil down to $ so the little guy can rebuild his testing facility.

        -B.Obama

        • No Punt Intended

          “Do you accept cash? Like, palates of cash? We’re gassing up the plane now.”

          – Obama

      • We need to start making a “do not let this person play poker” list.

    • Different_Cat

      Now NK has preconditions. smdh

    • This is Foal Eagle…it’s not a surprise to anybody, least of all NK, and it’s nothing different than what we do every year. This is just NK being NK – unreliable and crazy.

  • Marijuana and the ‘Gateway Theory’
    Experts agree that the use of marijuana is not causally linked to the use of other illicit substances
    “There is compelling and enduring evidence that marijuana is not a gateway drug, … Yet, non-evidence-based political factors on both the left and the right remain the reason for the persistence of the gateway myth.”
    The Benjamin Center for Public Policy Initiatives at SUNY New Paltz University, The Marijuana Gateway Fallacy, 2017

    • Well that has to be just plain false. Everyone who has never smoked pot would take issue with this.

    • noonefromtampa

      marijuana and alcohol are exactly the same level of gateway drug

      • noonefromtampa

        people who seek to escape their problems will escalate their level of drug use to what brings them the best relief

        • Then they’re gonna do it anyway, whether it’s smoking weed, or huffing glue. It’s a people problem, not a marijuana problem.

        • noonefromtampa

          and the Chinese are as much behind the opioid crisis as American drug companies

    • just to be fair you can google studies that say the opposite .

  • Despite several attempts by the media and policy makers to associate the rising number of state regulated medical marijuana programs (and popular legalization efforts) with a rise in use and a drop in associated risk, the 2012 Monitoring the Future Survey reports that there was no rise in daily or annual marijuana use among teens. According to the report, “annual marijuana use [among 8th, 10th and 12th graders] showed no further increase in any of the three grades surveyed in 2012… [And the] daily use of marijuana…remained essentially flat.” Also of note, despite the sharp decline in perceived risk of marijuana use across all three grades, there was a statistically significant decline of use among 8th graders. These numbers are consistent with other recent studies showing that states with regulated marijuana programs have not seen an increase in teen use. Some have even seen a decrease in pot use among their youth population.

    “This study suggests that exposure among teens to the concept of marijuana regulation policies (one third of whom live in such states) does not cause an increase in use. It is also important to consider that a drop in perceived risk is likely associated with their rejection of the overzealous scare tactics used in most schools’ drug education programs” said Sabrina Fendrick, Director of Women’s Outreach.

  • noonefromtampa

    HogSty 4-20

    High Times & Football

  • Scientific data is growing nearly by the day in support of the notion that legalized cannabis can mitigate opioid use and abuse.

    For instance, among states where medical cannabis access is permitted, patients routinely lessen their opioid intake. According to data published this week by the Minnesota Department of Health, among those patients known to be taking opiate painkillers upon their enrollment into the program, 63 percent “were able to reduce or eliminate opioid usage after six months.”
    Minnesota’s findings are hardly unique. In 2016 there was data gathered from patients enrolled in Michigan’s cannabis access program reported that marijuana treatment “was associated with a 64 percent decrease in opioid use, decreased number and side effects of medications, and an improved quality of life.”

    A review of state-registered patients from various northeastern states yielded similar results, finding, 77 percent of respondents acknowledged having reduced their use of opioids following cannabis therapy.

    A significant percentage of respondents also reported decreasing their consumption of anti-anxiety medications (72 percent), migraine-related medications (67 percent), sleep aids (65 percent), and antidepressants (38 percent).

    • A 2017 assessment of medical cannabis patients in Illinois revealed that participants in the state-run program frequently reported using marijuana “as an alternative to other medications — most commonly opioids, but also anticonvulsants, anti-inflammatories, and over-the-counter analgesics.”

      New Mexico patient data reports: Compared to non-users, medical cannabis enrollees “were more likely either to reduce daily opioid prescription dosages between the beginning and end of the sample period (83.8 percent versus 44.8 percent) or to cease filling opioid prescriptions altogether (40.5 percent versus 3.4 percent).”

      Two just-published clinical trials from Israel — where medical cannabis use is legally permitted — further affirm this phenomenon. In the first study, which assessed cannabis use among the elderly, investigators reported that over 18 percent of the study’s participants “stopped using opioid analgesics or reduced their dose” over a six-month period.

      They concluded, “Cannabis can decrease the use of other prescription medicines, including opioids.” In the second trial, which assessed the safety and efficacy of cannabis in a cohort of over 1,200 cancer patients, scientists reported that nearly half of respondents reported either decreasing or eliminating their use of opioids during the treatment period

      • The data is consistent and clear. For many patients, cannabis offers a viable alternative to opioids. It is time for the administration to stop placing political ideology above the health and safety of the American public, and to acknowledge the well-established efficacy of medical marijuana in the treatment of chronic pain.

    • Don’t mess up a perfectly good debate with your pesky facts.

    • Different_Cat

      Have you ever owned ferrets?

    • C. Dub: I have an extremely strong negative reaction to alcohol and drugs for reasons that I’m not going to get into here on a public blog, even if it is my blog. I believe that the benefits you mention are outweighed by the negative effects, and leave it at that. If we ever meet in person, perhaps we can have a real conversation about it.

  • https://www.google.com/search?q=pot+is+a+gateway+drug&rlz=1C1CHBF_enUS795US795&oq=pot+is+a+gateway+drug&aqs=chrome.0.69i59j0l4.9460j0j8&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

    I know D_C gave ya’ll plenty of information but like everything he says , there is always the other side .

    • and thats not it . See the NY Times link.

        • Like i was saying , it can start a kid off to more dangerous drugs . Hard if you are parent to know everything your kid is doing at all times . There are tons of good parents who have lost their kids starting with weed use .

          • same thing with alcohol .

          • Different_Cat

            I don’t dispute that it can happen. At the same time, I smoked a ton of pot when I was a kid, as did almost all of my friends, and AFAIK none of us ever turned into a drug addict.

            There will always be kids who want to experiment with drugs and get to the point where they can’t control it.

          • They didnt have near the drugs accessible then , that they do now . You have no clue how easy it is for today’s youth to get hard drugs . All kinds of shit . You don’t know because you don’t have any .

          • Different_Cat

            I’ve never been to the moon, but I know what it looks like.

          • Great analogy . Good stuff.

          • Different_Cat

            Thanks.

          • So you take weed out of the dealer, and State-licensed facilities cultivate and sell the weed. Now you’ve taken the dealer out of play, along with everything else he’s selling.

          • …and thank God for that.

          • D_C knows all about it even though he contradicted himself on it . Just ask him .

          • Why would anyone ask that raving idiot anything?

            Why even talk to that moron?

          • It never happened to you or your friends , so it must not be true . The irony of that from the king of stats and links . The very liberal NY times is wrong because it never happened to you .

          • Different_Cat

            And you’re saying the flip side is that it happened to your kid so it must be some kind of universal truth that I can’t tap into.

          • It didnt happen to my kid . You don’t know shit except a study you read .

          • Different_Cat

            But you do, because you raised kids. I get it. It is IMPOSSIBLE to understand that drugs are accessible if you don’t have children.

          • according to you and your life it never happens. Your words .

          • also according to you it doesnt happen because of the studies you linked . Now you are pretending you understand that it does happen even though you don’t have kids . Make up your mind

    • No Punt Intended

      And no matter WHAT he says, the alternative is more sensible by default.

  • Beer run in effect. Then to my chair. So if you want something….you’ve got

    3
    2
    1….

    Too late

  • noonefromtampa

    The wife of former U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover is facing a domestic violence charge stemming from an altercation with Glover and his mother after he missed the 54-hole cut at The Players Championship.
    ======================
    another cuckoo sports wife

    • She really needs to chill. Her Amex privileges won’t be affected by his missing the cut at the Player’s.

  • noonefromtampa

    Jesus was the first anti-authority socialist

  • noonefromtampa

    the homeless can grown and pick cannabis

    tax it 30% and bring in $23B in tax revnue

  • Back to the good ol daysBruce

    Can a coach win MVP? If so Brad Stevens deserves consideration lol. Lose your 2 best players and blow out Lebron in ECF

  • I don’t believe David Stern would’ve allowed whatever loophole Golden State used to sign Durant! He did block CP3 to Los Angeles after all.

    • Back to the good ol daysBruce

      That was complete BS and i hate the Lakers

    • Different_Cat

      To be fair, GS won a championship without KD, and unlike Cleveland, Boston, and Miami, they did it almost entirely with home-grown talent.

      • True. And I believe Cleveland beats Golden State the first time if Love and Irving are healthy! At least that was competitive. What we’re seeing now is not competitive!

    • CP3 was a trade, whereas KD to Golden State was a free agent signing. I’m not sure there’d have been anything Stern could’ve done to stop it.

  • Jennifer Kaplan 58 mins ago:
    The cannabis industry in the U.S. alone is expected to reach $75 billion by 2030, according to investment bank Cowen & Co. That’s caught the attention of many adjacent industries including alcohol, healthcare, tobacco and agriculture.

    It’s on its way, you nay sayers, get used to it !
    #taxmoney

    • I think most people that are against marijuana being legal, are against it for religious reasons.

      • …but there are religions that swear by it.

      • Different_Cat

        Is there something in the Bible about weed?

        • Something about desecrating your body…and/or obeying authority.

          • Different_Cat

            Obeying authority? That’s interesting, given that Christianity itself was a huge thumb in the eye of then-existing authority.

          • Yeah, operate under the radar got translated to “obey the Pope”

      • walter_in_fallschurch

        marijuana is not mentioned in the bible. as far as corinthians goes (body is a temple, defiling it, etc…), if you’re taking that seriously, then be mormon.

    • I have no problem

      Just don’t complain about the lung cancer epidemic that follows

      • Not one iota of proof that maryjane causes cancer.Not one.

        • Smoking does…plus there’s nothing like smoking a Newport or a Kool right after blunt or bong!!!

          • I gave up cigs in 1977.Breathing the air can give you cancer.Ask the peeps of baltimore.

        • There are negative side effects to smoking pot as well. personally , i don’t care who smokes it . I don’t think it sends a good message to our nations youth and i believe it serves as a gateway drug for them as well .

          • cancer sufferers , by all means , smoke away .

          • It’s actually the cannabis oil that many people afflicted with cancer find helpful as well as smoking it

          • To each his own.

          • dude , i have smoked plenty of weed in my life . There are negative consequences that can go with it . If you are a young person , that can hurt you .

          • Different_Cat

            I think there’s good evidence that pot is more of an anti-gateway drug these days, in the sense that people will use it instead of much more dangerous drugs, like opioids.

          • How many kids you raise ?

          • Different_Cat

            How would raising kids change these facts?

          • Different_Cat

            “Multiple studies have shown that pro-medical marijuana states have reported fewer opiate deaths and there are no deaths related to marijuana overdose on record.(http://reut.rs/2r74Sbe)z”
            https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/high-hopes-ride-on-marijuana-amid-opioid-crisis/

          • Different_Cat

            There’s more to legal weed than just, like, getting baked, dude. Two papers published this week suggest access to legal marijuana could play a beneficial role in the current US opioid crisis.

            The new research suggests that in states with legalized weed – whether recreational or medical – the number of opioid prescriptions and the daily dose of opioids have gone way down.

            One of the studies found that Medicare filled 14 percent fewer prescriptions for opioids after medical marijuana laws were passed.

            The other study revealed people with Medicaid filled nearly 40 fewer opioid prescriptions per 1,000 people each year after their state passed any law making cannabis accessible.

          • Everything . You don’t know but you think you do .

          • Different_Cat

            Because anecdotal evidence is the best kind….

          • Two! No….Three!….. fuck, I can’t remember

          • There is evidence to believe anything you want to and then there’s common sense .

          • PTSD is a real thing. Many military men suffer from this. Weed helps. Ask one of the men who use it for that and you will see the benefit from it.

          • no argument from me .

        • Thousands of the same chemicals found in regular tobacco are also found in marijuana, and although, from what I’ve read, studies trying to link cancer and marijuana smoke have achieved inconsistent results, there’ve also been a lack of bigger studies on the topic, for obvious reasons. I’ve read that what is conclusive is that the lungs of marijuana smokers are damaged in the same fashion as the lungs of tobacco smokers. I’d say the cancer question is scientifically inconclusive.

    • delete

  • Jason Tatum

    Now you know

    • I believe that’s who else Cleveland wanted in that trade. Cleveland got absolutely hosed, but didn’t really have a choice.

  • The best knock-knock joke should get a No-Bell prize.

    • Or, an ultimate fail prize……

    • Different_Cat

      I invented a jigsaw puzzle of all the Philly monuments, but without the Liberty Bell, for which I was awarded the No Bell Piece Prize.

  • Go into the casino with nanites…leave with millions in casino dollars

    Think about it

    • Why go casino. Sit at home, hack casino.

      -The Ukranians

      That our job! Dirty Ukranians!

      -The Chinese

      that escalated quickly

      • Well that’s no fun. No buffet or cuties handing out cocktails either.

        Oh and, they’ll try to get their money back and will comp you the penthouse and keys to the Ferrari to get you to stay.

  • noonefromtampa

    Search Bloc would have never killed Escobar without help from DEA, CIA, NSA and the Navy SEALs

    so yes we employ all our resources when we feel so inclined

    • Yeah, that’s obvious…more please.

    • Different_Cat

      We do. And ultimately it makes no difference because as long as there’s a trillion dollar black market new ones will pop up the instant we whack the old ones.

      • that’s why if you’re going to fight the drug war you have to go after the demand side hard

        • and that’s actually easier and less violent than you think, because people who have purpose in life (at least, according to mouse studies) will eschew drugs even after they’re addicted to them. so you need to give those with value meaningful jobs, OR euthanize the obsolete. Or both. whatevs.

  • Saw mention of card counting below. I agree with the notion of how da fuq does someone get caught counting cards? I mean if scientists have developed programs that can determine sexual preference based on face appearance, why the hell can’t they develop algorithms determining whether or not a person is calculating in their head? Or maybe its just the fact that the person counting the cards keeps winning?

    • Card counting, that’s bad.

      Stacking the deck…woot!

    • Doesn’t everybody who plays blackjack try and count cards to one extent or the other? Some people are just better at it than others.

    • noonefromtampa

      there are tells they pick up on video

      players will arrange their chips certain ways to track card counts
      that is one of the easy ones to pick up

  • Who in the DMV will offer sports gambling first?
    a) Charlestown Races & Slots
    b) Maryland Live Casino
    c) MGM Grand
    d) Neither

  • All the top homeless cities, are football towns.

    Coincidence? I think not!

  • noonefromtampa

    You love problems that politicians create themselves

    No growth development policy
    housing demand outstrips supply
    housing cost increases creates new waves of homeless
    so let’s tax businesses more to fix the problem

  • No Punt Intended

    Pilot: “You own the Jets, Deeds.”

    Deeds: “Ohhh…that sucks.”

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDDVhRaV3iE

  • Robots take jobs. AI take jobs.

    In order to compete, we’re going to have to convert the homeless into cyborgs. Some for specific tasks, others for more general purpose labors.

  • noonefromtampa

    Round up the homeless and send them to Mexico

    replace the homeless with some hard working Mexicans already in the country

    call it a resource swap

  • Homeless people are people. People, are a resource.

    Kinda goof to cast them as a burden.

  • So to sum up the homeless people discussion…
    The more homeless people you have in your state, the better off your state is doing economically?

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      “touchdown washington redskins!”

      • No Punt Intended

        Love is in the air!

        Can’t wait to see what this team looks like.

        • Same. The guys let go without offers, couple big personalities picked up the draft. Plus a leader at the QB position…going to be a whole new dynamic this year from the last several seasons.

  • A.A.F. at 4 teams now. Orlando, Memphis, Atlanta, Salt Lake City

    • It’s only a matter of time for that league.

      • I think they will get started up successfully, they have their ducks in a row far better than some of the others I’ve followed over the years. If it lasts several seasons remains to be seen. But I am getting a good sense for what cities they want to play in, (staying in the south). The coaches they have announced and are using for this year are impressive.

        • they need a good rivalry set

          staying in the South negates the natural South – North rivalry that could be gained if conferences/divisions were set up that way, and then natural within; and there’s always a problem with balancing large markets with markets that would actually care.

    • Quick…somebody fact check this…

      • walter_in_fallschurch

        well…. first thing is you have to factor in the size of the city.

        • It’s about right, though DC just came out the other day saying they were under 7,000 now.

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            i’m not questioning the absolute numbers. it’s just that if a city is 10 times larger than another city, you would “expect” 10 times more homeless, all other factors being equal.

    • Until I started looking it up, I would have told you SF is worse than Seattle.

      Guess it’s where you are. In SF, we were tripping over people. Seattle…saw one tent off the highway.

      • noonefromtampa

        when you look at income vs cost of living

        Seattle had jump into the top 3 worst in the US

        it’s lime Manhattan, SF, Seattle

        and Seattle has not had the time to deal with the problem like SF

      • No Punt Intended

        Those beautiful trees get plenty of fertilizer I am sure.

      • See, that’s not bothering anybody up there. Out of sight, out of mind.

        • Keep posting, lol, this is solid gold!

          • Pfft

            A couple of tents here and there ain’t all that

            Some of our cities have entire homeless districts

          • You don’t say?

          • What are we even talking about here?

            You donate. I donate.

          • I’m talking about the hypocrisy of the entitled left. I’m talking about how hippy communes only work in small groups. I’m talking about how we’re seeing the fail. I’m talking about the bums in Seattle chasing the Mexican Dragon, or bangin’ smack in the main line. I’m talking about dirty reality.

          • Ehh. Rich people got their bubbles. Don’t matter which side of the political spectrum they claim to support.

            They got theirs and fuck you. It’s how they roll.

          • Yeah, sure. But I think I know you well enough to expect you to understand that if someone is willing to take the fight to the cartels, it doesn’t matter what fucking color cape he’s wearing…… let’s get it on.
            These peeps are fucking wasting away. If you talk the talk, walk the walk.
            I remember handing out Bible tracks and buckets of chicken to the homeless in Washington DC, as a young child, coats, socks….evil Christians!
            That experience has carried with me my entire life, to this day. I’m not gonna brag about what I do, I just do what I feel when the opportunity presents itself.

    • 18.9 million vacant homes across the country

      • No Punt Intended

        18,900,001.

        – RG3

      • Seems to me that what we could do is figure out what properties are totally abandon, eminent domain them and have some instant homeless shelter type situations.

        • noonefromtampa

          problem is vacant homes not where the homeless people are

          • That’s why god invented busing.

          • “Form a Brute Squad!”

          • they darn near give away homes in some places

            but the key is you have to HAVE money… for taxes and upkeep

            you give it to a homeless, and it’s going to be a drug den than burns down and kills half a dozen people. I’ve seen it a hundred times.

        • No Punt Intended

          YOU get a house and YOU get a house and YOU get a house!!!!!

          And all the people who work for a living are going to pay for them!!!!!!!

          I would rather see job placement programs that enable a person who wants to better them self have that opportunity to work for the American dream as opposed to having it handed to them at my expense.

          I guess I am a racist now.

          • I didn’t say they get a house, I’m saying it’s a homeless shelter. And clearly you need to give them job training. Training while they are homeless isn’t as effective.

            Having talked with some people who work in the area, one of the most valuable assets to getting out of that homelessness cycle, having a mailing address and getting the right kinds of ID that helps you prove you can work in the states.

          • No Punt Intended

            You mean the stuff you and me do on our own?

            Got it.

          • Yes, but you and I may not have the mental health issues they do, causing them to lose their way. May not have been kicked out of our homes as kids like many of them were.

          • No Punt Intended

            Mental health facilities have roofs.

          • they’re going to Seattle because they generally like the weather and like the weed hippie culture; and don’t mind living in a communal tent community

            if you’re in you’re 20’s or 30’s and have some PTSD and other issues, living like that with a fatty every afternoon probably is a whole lot better than how you were living (isolated)

          • I agree with this.

        • Just because a property looks abandoned doesn’t mean that the owner doesn’t intend to do something with the property.

          The government shouldn’t just go around and force everyone to sell. That should be reserved only for when it’s strictly necessasry.

          • No, you have to do the leg work and figure out what’s really abandon and what isn’t.

          • The government will never know that, and, anyway, letting the government gobble up tons of private land is un-American, if you ask me.

          • Different_Cat

            Unless it’s to build a wall?

          • The government easily knows that, census, property taxes. The information is right there for them at the federal state and local levels.

          • No, they don’t. The government has no idea what plans land owners may have for their property.

    • I find it hard to believe Atlanta is not on that list. it’s really creepy there at night, downtown (but it’s been awhile)

    • A comparison per capita and per land area would be much more useful than just listing the numbers.

  • noonefromtampa

    from a McKinsey study on the problem in Seattle

    In King County, we estimate it would cost between $360 million and $410 million a year to tackle current levels of homelessness—that’s twice today’s spending. Action would be needed on three fronts: preventing more people from becoming homeless in the first place, assisting the homeless to find accommodation, and most important, providing more affordable housing. Investments in affordable housing account for about 85 percent of the extra funding required. Housing subsidies—payable to landlords to make unaffordable accommodation affordable—may be the most effective investment, as they quickly boost the supply of cheap housing.

    • That much a year for how many years? Every year? That’s crazy.

      Who the hell did the math on that. D_C?

      • noonefromtampa

        the homeless population is increasing something like 10% per year
        housing supply is not keeping up with demand, so prices are skyrocketing
        it takes forever to get building stuff approved out there

    • weed tax

  • Steve Thomas Team Captain Vicc • 10 minutes ago
    Durant could. I’m not sure about Curry. I think he’d get bullied in earlier eras
    —————————————–
    Isiah Thomas, John Stockton, and Allen Iverson all thrived in “earlier eras” and are smaller than Curry. Steve Nash is about the same size, though much less quick, and thrived.

    Curry’s game doesn’t depend on penetration either, so I don’t see why he wouldn’t be just as effective or more so in an earlier era.

  • Wasn’t Seattle like the first city to implement a $15 minimum wage a few years back?

  • Walter’s dog, formally known as Admiral Semmes, is in protest of Walter’s repeated attempts to call him Barack.

  • noonefromtampa

    “City of Seattle revenues have grown dramatically from $2.8B in 2010 to $4.2B in 2017, and they will be even higher in 2018. This revenue increase far outpaces the Seattle population increase over the same time period. The city does not have a revenue problem – it has a spending efficiency problem. We are highly uncertain whether the city council’s anti-business positions or its spending inefficiency will change for the better.”
    =====================================
    Amazon’s retort

  • guy was hiking/climbing on remote mt hood. he fell and died hours later. family is now suing somebody because emergency rescuers did not arrive quickly enough. seems ridiculous to me.
    _________________

    Several years ago, I climbed Mt. Shasta in early February. The climb was a good idea, but the “February” part was not. It was the only time my friend and I were both available, so we decided to take a stab at it. In our defense, we were smart enough to hire a guide since it was the dead of winter.

    The day of the climb, which was the morning after I flew in from a sea-level location in Texas (another bad idea), we all saw the clouds swirling around the peak. The guide basically said it looked pretty bad but that it was our decision to go or not and that he was game to try if we wanted to. So, my friend and I, because we were just dumb military guys, said screw it and went anyway.

    After hiking a couple hours just to get to the main parking lot after our SUV got stuck in a snowbank, we quickly realized that it might not have been a great idea. Many hours later, halfway up the mountain, the guide starts to get concerned and goes on ahead to check things out. About 30 or so minutes later, he comes screaming down the mountain (we were on skis, another dumb thing unless you’re a good skier, which I’m not) telling us to stop climbing because he almost got blown off the mountain above.

    So, we stopped, and due to the weather, built camp right there and hung on. It passed, and we survived, although we missed our window to summit and had to go back down in shame.

    Of course, there were exactly zero other people on the mountain to witness our shame, because we were the only ones dumb enough to try.

    But at no time did any of the three of us ever contemplate trying to call for a rescue, or blame anyone but ourselves for the predicament.

  • I’m not a pet guy, but growing up my parents were. Go male on cats and go female on dogs…that’s my rule.

    • noonefromtampa

      go male on dogs and have them eat cats

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      vicc,
      in my experience, it’s the male cats who pee and mark territory and so forth. not cool at all as a pet owner.

  • Robinson Cano
    80 games

  • The Warriors are too good and have simply ruined the NBA! They were already a Championship quality team before adding Durant!

    I’ve watched and played various sports all my life with Basketball being among my favorites. I’ve never seen such a guaranteed lock to win a Championship in any sport like the Warriors in my lifetime!

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      that game was depressing to watch. wizards are minor league compared to rockets/warriors.

      • It’s not even a struggle for the Warriors. Durant and Curry could play in any era…they will drain a shot even with suffocating defense applied.

        • walter_in_fallschurch

          i loved what steve kerr said: “these guys today are so good there is no way i could have played in the modern nba.” (or something to that effect)

          • Kerr is correct! Any team in the past boasting that big body that would get you 30+ points would not be able to hang with this Warriors team. You literally need (5) perimeter defenders who can switch on passes and pick and rolls. On top of that, you’ll have to match them 3pt shot for 3pt shot.

        • Durant could. I’m not sure about Curry. I think he’d get bullied in earlier eras.

  • walter_in_fallschurch

    He died after a fall on Mount Hood. His family blames hours-long wait for rescue.
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2018/05/15/he-died-after-a-fall-on-mount-hood-his-family-blames-delayed-rescue-lawsuit-says/?utm_term=.7f846105c68a
    —————–

    guy was hiking/climbing on remote mt hood. he fell and died hours later. family is now suing somebody because emergency rescuers did not arrive quickly enough. seems ridiculous to me.

  • walter_in_fallschurch

    any of you guys have dogs who absolutely freak out over t-storms? we’ve got one. it’s so sad and pathetic. as much as i try to explain to him how there is no danger, he pants and drools and quivers like a crazy dog. what to do?

  • noonefromtampa

    Lady behind the new corporate tax in Seattle

    In Seattle, there are 400 unsanctioned homeless encampments that are ridden with human feces and other sanitation issues. Often, open drug use and crime become problems.

    Kshama Sawant, Seattle City Council member who is an avowed socialist, wants tax dollars used on hygiene and other resources so campers at the 400 unauthorized encampments can stay where they are.

    Sawant didn’t hold back, calling Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos a bully and some residents upset over the encampments as right-wing NIMBYists, an acronym for Not In My Back Yard.
    ==========================================================

    So if you do not want to pay a tax directed at a few select companies you’re a bully

    and if you don’t want crime and drugs in your neighborhood you’re a right-wing nut job

    • I was in Seattle last year…those camps are an abomination. If I were a resident, I’d be a proud NIMBYist.

      • noonefromtampa

        Politicians get so hungry to be seen as winners that bring high-paying jobs to their areas don’t consider things like infrastructure impacts to roads, schools, housing

  • Noone regarding rule #9 I am never without my SOG Flash II

  • p1funk • 17 minutes ago
    So the Skins might promote Kyle Smith to GM…that’s like the kiss of death for that guy’s career.
    ____________

    We haven’t had a true independent GM since Charley Casserly. Unless you want to count McCloughan, which I don’t because it was shown that he didn’t have the authority of a GM.

    • noonefromtampa

      we’ve had several, Redskins just don’t use the GM title much

      • walter_in_fallschurch

        steve may have left out the word “competent”.

        • That too.

        • noonefromtampa

          I endorse that message 100%

          competent is the key word

          every guy we have had, has had some serious flaw

          be it drafting, free agent selections, coach selections

          or in Vinny’s case all 3 defects

      • I don’t really agree in terms of the traditional setup I’m talking about here. McCloughan was the closest, but Shanny was coach/GM. Vinny was really the senior team exec also serving (poorly) as GM, and before that was Schotty as coach/GM, then Casserly.

  • noonefromtampa

    alex35332 p1funk • 7 minutes ago
    Agree. But at the same time. If a 1st round pick ends up being all-pro by year two, it’s screws the players. I expect that in a generation the players union will want to go back the other way some.
    =====================================
    Explain how a 1st rounder is screwed, could be any player who becomes an all-pro player during his first contract

    now there is additional compensation for lower rounds whose play exceeds where they were drafted

    RG3 got a $1M/week for this 5th year option, in that case the team got screwed

    • noonefromtampa

      it’s such a shame that a guy only made $20-$25M instead of $40-$45M

      • noonefromtampa

        and then 60% of them are dumb enough go broke within a year of two of stopping play

      • Yest the numbers are dumb. But we are saying you only get 1/2 the salary you probably deserve because it’s only your 3rd year on the job? Makes no sense.

        • They don’t “deserve” anything. There’s a market system controlled and limited by the CBA. They are getting exactly the amount they deserve.

        • I don’t think any of these guys prob “deserve” more than the salary of a medical specialist.

          what would the salary need to be to be the faceless hate-filled 1%? owners need the illusion of scarcity, so they roll with it.

    • In so many ways did we get screwed with that fraud

  • The franchise tag is no longer the deterrent it used to be in terms of money. The Steelers didn’t blink putting 2 franchise tags on a Bell…a frickin running back!?! So Bell will be 27 or 28 years old before he sees his megadeal! And that will be the only megadeal he sees.

    • My symapthy is limited. Bell is going to make a truckload by being tagged 2 years in a row, so he’s not exactly getting screwed, and the Steelers have done the right thing to protect themselves.

  • noonefromtampa

    Ramadan started in most Muslim countries except Saudi Arabia where weather prevented the Ramadan crescent moon from being sighted

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      so… maybe the moon didn’t happen? hahahaha…. other people’s religions are funny.

  • First Round picks actually got screwed in this last CBA. Well that is if they actually turn out to be solid starters or better. Sure the initial rookie contracts they sign are greater in dollar value, but over the long haul it hurts their earning potential more so than players drafted after the 1st round.

    Every 1st round rookie signs a 4 year contract, but if that player ends up being really good it really becomes a 5 year contract when the team uses a 5th year option. If the team and the player still can’t get a deal done after the 5th year option, then the franchise tag will be used and apparently using a 5th year option plus (2) franchise tags are still a better deal for the team than the guaranteed money they’d have to pay based on the market.

    The best example of this right now is Odell Beckham Jr and Jarvis Landry! Both drafted in the same draft with Beckham being a 1st rounder and Landry being a 2nd rounder! Beckham is playing on a 5th year option. Meanwhile Landry was eligible for free agency before Miami franchise tagged him and traded him. Obviously the Ginas are not going to pay Beckham what he wants, so you can bet your ass he will be franchised tagged next year. Meanwhile Landry will be in the 2nd year of his 2nd contract. The point being by the time Beckham gets his mega deal from New York or someone else, he will have given NY 6 or 7 of his prime earning years. Because of that, his first megadeal may be the only one he sees. At the same time Landry will be on the verge of his 2nd lucrative contract with a few prime years left.

    So Beckham is the better player than Landry, but Landry will have made more money in the long haul…simply by virtue of being drafted after the 1st round.

    • Problem is, no one reps the rookies in the CBA, so not likely to get fixed any time soon.

      • The players hated that these unproven college kids could come out and hit the jackpot without having played a single down. They were happy to skrew the first rounders if it meant more cash getting spread to vets. And I don’t blame them.

        • Agree. But at the same time. If a 1st round pick ends up being all-pro by year two, it’s screws the players. I expect that in a generation the players union will want to go back the other way some.

          • The players aren’t getting screwed. They’re still going to make millions of guaranteed dollars. I’m fully on the owners’ side on this one.

      • Wait a minute, though – the 1st round rookie contracts were WAY out of control and doing serious damage to the salary cap. Their contracts are fully guaranteed, so they’re fine. The slotting system is also how the NBA operates, so it isn’t some sort of wild idea.

        The owners were 100% right in reigning in rookie contracts.

        • They were right in terms of money value. But 1st rounders are getting screwed by the length of the rookie deal vs their comrades drafted later.

          • 1st round contracts used to be 5 years. The 5th year option is a pretty decent compromise, I think, because certainly teams want to protect themselves.

          • I won’t be surprised if eventually there’s more of a push for the performance intensive types of things eventually.

    • Beckham made 2x as much in his first 2 years as Landry made in his first 4

      He’s going to make 19 million in his first 5. Landry got paid 21.5 total cash in year 5. if Beckham is going to be FT’ed he’ll make 1-2 mil more next year than Landry, and sig more if FTY2. the lesson is be good and you get paid.

      • Landry just signed a $75 million dollar contract…

        • Landry gets paid 21.5 million cash this year; his 2019 salary is g’d for total g’s of 34+ mil.
          his salaries in the next few years are less than the FT
          Landry will be about 6 million (25 vs 19) ahead after year 5 of career, but then Beckham will reel him in, possibly by end of year 7. Possibly much sooner if he gets a LTD.
          They both are getting paid.

  • walter_in_fallschurch

    i sure hope the skins draft a DL or 2 and an OL, and maybe a MLB.

    oh… wait… that comment has expired.

  • So the Skins might promote Kyle Smith to GM…that’s like the kiss of death for that guy’s career.

  • I get a kick out of watching “professional law enforcement officers” nut up on video in a situation where they have to “use their service revolver in the line of duty”. For every well trained courageous officer, there’s a cowardly bitch officer.

  • So Different_Cat forgot his meds the other day and Alex confronted him in 7-11, did you guys hear the story yet?

  • noonefromtampa

    So our restrooms now have heavy doors, with locks and peepholes
    it is funny to watch the women struggle to open the restroom door

    I assume the restrooms are going to be safe rooms in case of an active shooter situation

    Problem is the wall made of drywall on the “L” shaped bathroom configuration

    Instead of trying to shoot thru the reinforced door, I would just take 3 steps to the left or right and shoot thru the drywall into the bathrooms

    • Different_Cat

      Peepholes? I assume those are on the inside?

    • Apparently we had a shooting in one of our office building bathrooms a few weekends back.
      A security guards gun “went off”, she shot through a sink and the bullet went through a few things of dry wall as well I’m told.
      Also heard after that that this has happened 3 times in the last decade with security people here.

      • noonefromtampa

        one in the chamber is not a good thing with an semi-automatic pistol

        because at that point only thing preventing a fire is the safety

        and if you someone flip that off…

      • I know of a rookie corrections officer who shot a hole through the floor boards of his gun truck, in the middle of the night, playing with his pistol.

        • I know a guy who has been hunting his entire life and accidentally discharged his rifle inside the cab of his truck . It happens .

  • Had a moment at 7-11 the other day. Dude in front of me in line started flipping out on the cashier because she wouldn’t let him pay with a lottery ticket. When he started threatening her I felt the need to step in and try and get him to calm down, which really just caused him to direct his anger my way, fine whatever. He then tried to grab and run off with the food with out paying, but I was blocking his exit. So he just threw the hot dog at the checkout girl. Not a fun moment.

    • Good for you. You did the right thing.

    • Different_Cat

      Good job. Out of curiousity…. Was it a winning ticket? Ticket to a future drawing?

    • Was it a winning ticket?

    • To be clear, I didn’t put my hands on him, didn’t want to start a fight. But had that moment of realizing, I couldn’t just let him threaten the poor lady.

    • Did he have a winning ticket, or scratcher? Or was it a winner that he got out of the trash that had already been scanned?

      • I couldn’t tell, looked like a thing he found in the trash, but he could also just have not taken care of it.

        • The clerk may have seen him try that shit before. The lotto machine knows by the barcode if it’s already been paid out.

          • I figure as much. She claimed the machine was broken, but could have just been her saying that.

          • Who knows. If the machine is down, it’s fucking down, nothing she can do but call it in or try a reboot, that’s it. If the ticket was legit, he’d just have to go somewhere else to cash it in.
            My thing is this…if I’m starving, and I’m intending on stealing food, I’m getting the food and hitting the door. Not gonna stand around in front of the camera and have a conversation.

          • Thinking back on it after the fact I’m guessing he was on something or intoxicated. He tried to take off with the food like I said, but I was standing in the way.

          • We have a guy that comes in the local store shit-faced, asking what number you like, blah blah blah, wants to call out 24 50¢ bets, can’t fill out cards. The store owner usually ends up telling him to beat bricks

    • My good deed for the weekend was getting a stray dog back to its owner, who was worried sick about her. The dog was hot, tired, and thirsty, but judging how fast she approached me when I stopped and got out of the car, pretty happy that someone was willing to help her.

  • Here’s a column explaining the quirk that makes 3rd round picks tougher to sign:

    https://www.dawgsbynature.com/2016/6/4/11859342/3rd-round-pick-negotiations-reportedly-becoming-interesting-in-the-nfl

    • And by the way, I’m not sure how accurate that column is, because our draft picks this year all have the same base salary figure.

  • Bad Reputation

    How any shows is DHall gonna have to go on to “clear up” his comments? Who gives a shit? He’s done playing. Don’t care if he gets a front office job or a gig on NFLN.

    • *smash cut*
      New Redskins GM Deangelo Hall just completed his first off-season for the Redskins
      The question remains, how they are going to integrate the 3 top DB draft picks in one season after signing 3 new starters before the draft to very long contracts.

      • Rehashsmash!*
        Redskins vdraft Inside Linebacker in first round of 2019 NFL draft, “I alealw secretly wanted to be a linebacker” – DHall

  • Has the Geron Christian holdout ended?

    Dude is the new Heath Shuler. SMH!!

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    Ben Affleck is banned for life from playing Blackjack at the Hard Rock Casino in Las Vegas after being caught counting cards.

  • noonefromtampa

    Matt Millen, the former Detroit Lions general manager, needs a heart transplant.

    Millen was diagnosed with amyloidosis, an incurable disease that is being treated with chemotherapy.
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    Did not know that

  • Back to the good ol daysBruce

    Thanks for article. Helps a lot

  • Different_Cat

    RIP author Tom Wolfe, 87.

    • noonefromtampa

      author of ‘The Right Stuff’ and ‘Bonfire of the Vanities’

      • also ‘The Electric Kool Aid Acid Test’ and ‘A Man in Full’

        One of the founders of New Journalism.

  • noonefromtampa

    An unidentified man stripped naked on an Alaska Airlines fight and ran a sprint up the aisle during a flight from Seattle to Anchorage.

    The man was quickly tackled and locked in one of the plane’s bathrooms.
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    Streaking making a comeback?

  • noonefromtampa

    So Josh Norman better have his knee pads ready this week, Tonya is in the finals too

    • walter_in_fallschurch

      have you seen that commercial for something with nancy kerrigan in it? she says something like, “most of you know me for my 2 gold medals…” or whatever. NO! that is not what we know you for. you were tonya’s victim.

  • walter_in_fallschurch

    i do not like the yankees surging and being good this season. makes bryce harper’s departure to the yankees more likely.

    • Best to just assume Harper’s gone.

      • walter_in_fallschurch

        i’m still clinging tightly…. make him a career-long national. just do it. i, and every other fan, do not give a ish about the luxury tax, etc… if we let harper get away… that is a PR (and on-field) nightmare, imo.

        • It’s the Lerners. They will be the one’s who have to pay him the big moeny.

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            i understand that. i’m saying he’s worth more for the learners playing here and suffering the luxury tax, than they’d save by letting him go. he’s the face of the franchise.

          • what if the cost is $40-50 million per year?

          • I doubt even Harper pulls that much.

          • 500 mil / 15 years (33 mil per)
            ?

            I dunno if MLB has a limit. I know the NFL is six years, but Scherzer has a 10 year deal.

          • Will you hate him when he’s a Yankee?

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            coach,
            if that happens, yes.

          • If I like a player as an individual/role model, I continue to like them and root for them (as long as they aren’t on a team I hate, and/or playing against my team).

            I don’t know much about Harper. But Cousins is one of the few guys I could literally point to and say to my kids, “Be like that guy.” Players like that are extremely rare in sports today.

            I will keep rooting for him, as long as he isn’t playing for the Cowboys or against the Skins.

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            well… good for you. i hope cousins never completes another pass. he’s not a redskin. he’s dead to me.

          • That’s totally cool. I was just curious how you felt about it.

            I enjoy getting to know folks’ opinions and reasoning, and don’t take it personally (generally speaking) when they differ from mine. Hate away, my brother! 🙂

            (I’ll be right there with you when we play him in the NFC championship game! So will my two Cousins-loving kids.)

          • walter_in_fallschurch

            well, i suppose i can adapt and say that whenever cousins plays vs the cowboys, eagles or giants, he can complete passes. otherwise – NO!

      • Harper is going to be either a Yankee, Cub, or Red Sox, I’d bet.

    • Can’t wait for Ep 9 and 10… the Wizards Years.

    • I think the legend of Michael Jordan outpaces the actual Michael Jordan.

      • walter_in_fallschurch

        of course. he suffers from never playing for the lakers, obviously a big hole in his career.

      • Different_Cat

        Overrated:

        6× NBA champion (1991–1993, 1996–1998)
        6× NBA Finals MVP (1991–1993, 1996–1998)
        5× NBA Most Valuable Player (1988, 1991, 1992, 1996, 1998)
        14× NBA All-Star (1985–1993, 1996–1998, 2002, 2003)
        3× NBA All-Star Game MVP (1988, 1996, 1998)
        10× All-NBA First Team (1987–1993, 1996–1998)
        All-NBA Second Team (1985)
        NBA Defensive Player of the Year (1988)
        9× NBA All-Defensive First Team (1988–1993, 1996–1998)
        NBA Rookie of the Year (1985)
        NBA All-Rookie First Team (1985)
        10× NBA scoring champion (1987–1993, 1996–1998)
        3× NBA steals leader (1988, 1990, 1993)
        2× NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion (1987, 1988)

        • I’m just so over you in every way. I was talking about his legend. I didn’t use the word “overrated”.

        • 2× NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion (1987, 1988)

          Those don’t count. That’s the finger turkey on the fridge.

          • Different_Cat

            Meh, counts a liiiitle bit. I miss the days when superstars entered the competition.

      • Jordan was very likely the greatest of all time. DC rightly points out his many, many accomplishments.

        But no one anywhere ever could live up to the ridiculous mythos that is the Legend of Jordan.

        I don’t think Steve was making that crazy a claim. Its just true. Doesn’t take away from the greatness of MJ.

  • DHall did well on NFL Network, the other week. His public speaking abilities TRUMP most ex-players already on the payroll, in my most humble opinion.

  • noonefromtampa

    So during the depo’s they had a smoking gun email from Eli about equipment

    so Eli did the proud thing and threw the equipment manager under the bus

    after all that they decided to settle

    • noonefromtampa

      I would not want to put on any equipment provided to me by the equipment guy now if I were Eli

    • They decided to settle because the case was only ever about money. The plaintiffs had Eli over a barrel just with the threat of a trial alone. I always thought it would settle.

  • I think DHall would be a fool to go into coaching. He’s well-spoken enough to land a national media gig, I bet, which is a much, much better lifestyle and likely more money.

    • Unless, of course, the thing that brings him joy in life is the game of football and the thrill of competition.

      Then, he’d be a fool to take a bunch of money and be a talking head.

      • Of course. If coaching is what he wants to do, then he should do it. It’s a tough lifestyle, though.

        • Yep. Agreed. And there’s no guarantee that he’ll make it based on his name/career.

    • National media gigs are a dying industry. At least big paydays are

      • I disagree with that – there are lots of talking head positions available at NFLN, ESPN, and even Fox Sports.

        • ESPN’s hemorrhaging cash and firing folks all the time. Why pay someone 1 million to do a sports talk TV show when you can pay someone under 100 K for the same gig. No one really tunes into those shows for the personalities.

          • Because he’s a name, and ESPN still employs lots of names, particularly new ones with smaller starting salaries. I bet we see him on a network somewhere, unless, as coach says, coaching is what he wants to do.

      • walter_in_fallschurch

        he has the handicap of not being an ex-cowboy. i blame teamism.

  • Thanks Mr. Steve, good read.

  • noonefromtampa

    A Sichuan Airlines co-pilot was sucked halfway out of an aircraft’s cockpit when its windshield shattered during a flight, Chinese state media has reported.

    Damn what is this with people getting sucked out of airplanes these days?

  • noonefromtampa

    So is DHall23 retired or not?

    HogSty should investigate this mystery

    • By the time we investigate it, DHall will release a statement. He just wants to have his big “retirement moment”, with the tear-filled presser at Redskins Park, but he let it slip to John Keim.

    • he back-stepped once he saw what entry level coaches get paid

      “you’ll get your foot in the door and get to work with some really good technical coaches”
      “sounds good… how much does it pay?”
      “um… this is an internship”
      OR
      “um… it pays your tuition”
      OR
      “you get free water and orange wedges”

      • noonefromtampa

        if he managed his money well he probably doesn’t have to work another day in his life

        a lot (correct spelling) of former players start out with the unpaid coaching intern position and work themselves up to a paid position in a year or two

        they can actually afford to not get paid cause the banked their money

  • noonefromtampa

    Remember to allot a lot of time to find a space in the parking lot

  • noonefromtampa

    Arie Kouandjio went for a second opinion on his quad injury and the result is going be a trip to the operating room.

    Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that the Washington guard will have surgery on his partially torn quad later this week.

  • noonefromtampa

    According to Seth Wickersham and Adam Schefter of ESPN, Steelers minority partner David Tepper is expected to sign the deal to buy the Panthers from Jerry Richardson today.

  • noonefromtampa

    The civil fraud lawsuit against the Giants and quarterback Eli Manning officials has been resolved.

    https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/05/14/giants-announce-settlement-of-eli-manning-lawsuit/

    • Settled on the morning of trial. Eli wouldn’t have been smart to gamble with a jury verdict. Wise move.

  • noonefromtampa

    Intoxicated, Half-Naked Woman Drives SUV Into Queens Home, Emerges Screaming

    what can you say?

    IT’S PARTY TIME!

  • Continue to draft well and to value draft picks

  • The more I think about it, the more I think promoting Kyle Smith to GM would be a great thing.

    • noonefromtampa

      alot is a common misspelling of a lot

      we need a web link for that?

      or send Steve to remedial English class

      LOL

      • ftr….I did not name names

      • I intentionally used the term “alot” with full knowledge that it isn’t used in proper english and that it is also spelled “a lot”. I couldn’t care less what your writing website says. Go use the term the way you want.

  • noonefromtampa

    Flirstest

    — Flunderous