There’s an unopened bag of Cheetos that’s been sitting in the office for days. I might have to fuck it up. Read more

Hmm. I feel like the Sunday broadcasts always went from the pre-game shows to the booth for a quick preview to the kickoff. From Sporting News, Sept. 28, 2017: Read more

This is true, but MNF stopped regularly showing it last season. Read more

I keep seeing this, and I’m not sure why it’s become such an article of faith. Outside of the Super Bowl, the networks rarely showed the anthem prior to this season. Read more

Groan. I fixed it. Thanks. Read more

Right. Read more

You’re correct. That stat means 55.1 percent of his yards have resulted from YAC. Read more

Can’t speak for all coaches, but Doug Pederson has a pair of assistants with whom he discusses fourth-down scenarios through his headset. From the New York Times: Read more

No need to apologize. I owe it to my readers to get this shit right. Thanks again. Read more

Yeah, I fixed that. Thanks. Read more

Why is it such a novel concept to draft a QB and then build a playbook that plays off his best attributes? Read more

Per the Palm Beach Post, Dolphins DE Cameron Wake doesn’t trust the league’s motives here, either. “Just be blunt about it. Not, ‘We care about your safety,’ because you don’t care about my safety. You care about some people’s safety,” Wake said. More here. Read more

Yeah. Good point. And that’s only visible on the coaches’ film, which isn’t accessible during the game. Read more

Thanks. I think you bring up an important point here: It’s easy to say a player should try to arm tackle or land a certain way until a big QB like Ben Roethlisberger or Cam Newton winds his way out of what should have been a routine tackle. Read more

On 14 fewer snaps played. It’s about the frequency when he’s on the field. Read more

The relevance is the NFLPA’s longstanding struggles with solidarity. Dickerson admitted he didn’t think he’d have to worry about these things when he was playing. There’s a big fat lesson in that for today’s players, and it’s the only way to move forward. Read more

Because solidarity is forever problem for the NFLPA. Read more

Guess not. But it’s fixed. Thanks. Read more

Correction. The Chargers did have two players who crossed the picket line. Read more

That was from the Twitter DMs. Read more