Bullard now? The moment we get a little healthier on offense, the defense is falling apart. 😩

For what it's worth, he kinda landed funky on his ankle during that first touchdown of his last week, got taped up, and played the rest of the game - a career game at that.

I'm not tangling and this has nothing to do with specific teams, but talking about a guy doing commercials as the problem is not accurate. This isn't about Vikings lore. I was arguing against your reasoning that this is Jefferson's fault for doing commercials in the off-season.

Oh, come on man. I'm a Packers fan and this isn't how this works. They do this stuff in the off-season during their time they need to take just a little time away from football. Jefferson is not part of the problem.

It feels wrong to heart this post.

High IQ football player. Second year safety doing everything right.

Mina - are you pretending Jameis Winston isn't a sexual predator? Because I see you celebrating him a lot here...

Quay being estimated as limited is good news.

I imagine part of it has to do with physical safety - not just personal harm safety, but health. In order for any business to be operational they must be insured. I imagine insurance companies wouldn't know how to approach sex work liability insurance.

So would I, Kirk, so would I.

This is the time of year when our coaching staff doesn't take any chances with injuries. Body recovery becomes the priority vs a full practice. This list always scares the casual fan.

Right? Outside of protecting the victims - why would case files involving a convicted pedophile, sex trafficker, who is deceased be classified by the federal government? (Not a lawyer, so I am actually legitimately asking.)

The list is long. The one that comes to mind, no matter how many times I hear the correct pronunciation and still get wrong, is: cacophony.

He played a pretty flawless game, and the box score won't show that. I'm glad we've got guys like Nate Tice to show the people. :)

Jameis, the rapist, doesn't deserve to be celebrated. Would love if more in the NFL media would acknowledge this.

The first EP, yes. I suppose I garnered from this a full length album. Either way, the sentiment remains.

Side note: there are no bad Tool albums, regardless of length or release.

I love "Undertow", and I think "Aenima" was on another level.