M. Stafford,15/28, 130 yards, 2TDs, 0 picks, and a W vs SEA. It’s interesting to see their careers unfold after the great trade.

The #nfl is set up for scandal regarding pass interference calls. Huge consequence, lots of judgment, but not reviewable.

(My apologies to those of you who do not follow the greatest sport on earth, for whom this post may be obscure.)

Resorting to penny jokes seems like a cheap shot.

And it is the writer’s job to complain about it, and somewhere in the balance of their mutual animosity better writing comes out!

This article is delightfully unhinged. “Wow—you are talking like a baby angel raised by puppies in a beachfront palace with no right angles, who has never attempted to wrench useful information out of a government agency’s public-affairs officer.”

One of the delightful things about operating across multiple time zones is all of the date/time chaos!

I follow football pretty closely, but I’ve also come to appreciate the shared technical interests with the stats communities (analysis, data visualization, etc.). So that’s a favorite, and kind of a double. In other areas of interest, I also really love #hillfortwednesday.

By the way: they sell both new and used books, so if you are cleaning out and have some books to give away—they’ll take them. I believe in keeping books! But even I have some limits, and you can help support a local bookstore by giving them whatever you don’t need yourself.

That’s because the full episodes aren’t available until 8pm on Sunday!

“Endeavoring to make a 12-hour documentary on a subject that predates the invention of photography, and whose sources are written in an 18th-century vernacular, was in other respects a daunting mission.”

www.theatlantic.com/magazine/arc...

If you follow the #NFL… there are a lot of good football people on here, actually.

Yes!

Nice place, that.