buddha

unless you got excited for the "another one bites the dust" lions starting 4-0, youre a pup to me. lol.

what a great world cup so far. nice of messi to show his true colors as a conniving little weasel.

poor harry kane. i dont mean that. france baby! whoo hoo!

we need a top 2 pick so the pistons need to start losing games. keeping casey might benefit that ultimate goal.

lions fans dont get nice things.

late round pick at best.

theyre going to do with him exactly what theyre doing right now: he's a backup goalie who is gone after this year.

rothlisberger is a lock. multiple world champ qb on one of the most popular teams in the nfl. six time pro bowler and generally regarded as a top 5 qb for a good stretch of his career. and he was pretty good too.

that would happen to almost every american regardless of the color of their skin. first offense? easy decision for any big city prosecutor.

WONT SOMEONE PLEASE THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!!!!

rothlisberger and brees are locks for the hall of fame.

im really impressed by campbell. every time he makes a change to the staff the team gets better. he's gotten more conservative with his 4th downs as the defense has improved and he doesnt see the necessity of scoring 7 each time or else they'll lose. he's adapting and learning. he's a smart guy. easily the best head coach ive seen here in a long time. maybe ever.

its also higher than i thought stafford would be.

pro football references hall of fame monitor has an average hall of fame qb at a rating of 109. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/hof/hofm_QB.htm ryan is 104, just below the average. elway is 139. above marino but just below brees and montana. stafford is 70. that places him below most hall of fame qbs, but ahead of a few like len dawson and troy aikman. its also well below matt ryan and phillip rivers.

rodgers is a better qb than stafford and has had a much better career. its not even close.

they'll eventually make them sign contracts.

yeah, no criminal record.

i dont disagree with you, i was just making the observation about the quote that was in the tweet.

the jags have their qb and they have a decent coach. they play in a weak division. the jags are on the upswing, imo. just like the lions.

also, kurt warner shouldnt be in the hall of fame, lol.

warner "got a pass" for his short career because he was great during his short career. stafford was not. warner also had great team success and stafford has not until last year. stafford is bert jones with a ring. he's terry bradshaw if he only one one super bowl and not four in a great dynasty. narrative is as much about the hall of fame as stats are. stafford doesnt have enough of either to be in the hall. but we'll see. his career isnt over yet.

lots of players will end up with 60k yards by the time matt stafford is up for the hall of fame. he's never been considered a top 5 qb in the league. ever. pro bowls are a stat to judge you by how the rest of the league sees you. by all the fancy metrics he's been a borderline top 10 qb for much (but definitely not all) of his career. he's never been in the top 10 of mvp voting. he is not considered a top 10 qb. he's following up his kost successful team season with being injured and barely playing (and playing poorly when he did play). he is not going to be in the hall of fame without A TON more success in his career, both team and individual. i just dont see it.

"philosophical concerns about commercialization"? its a business. its always been a business.

ryan is an mvp and 4x pro bowl qb. stafford was a pro bowl alternate once. i just dont think stafford has enough to get in. he has fancy yards, but was never considered a top 5 qb nationally, imo. even with the super bowl i dont think he ever gets in or deserves to get in.

sac played the bulls and at the end of the game i thought they were chanting "zach lavine" and couldnt figure out why until stacey king yold me about light the beam.