The Way It Is, Like It Or Not...
"Based on interviews over the past several weeks with current and former players, I’m told that a current gay NFL player is strongly considering coming out publicly within the next few months — and after doing so, the player would attempt to continue his career."
~ Some believe atmosphere is safe for gay NFL player to come out - CBSSports.com
Jaguars new logo (on the right).
I like it.
More on the new design at the link.
Every person shitting on Ray Lewis (including Welker’s wife) ought to read this before they open their mouths.
It’s nice to see the arrogance and classlessness of the organization has now reached the wives…

Boy… You take away a few video cameras from a bunch of cheaters and they just get so pissy about it!
"According to Business Insider, the NFL’s October Breast Cancer Awareness Month fundraising effort is multi-pronged. There’s the on-field onslaught of pink (AWARENESS), the off-field auction of autographed or otherwise noteworthy NFL paraphernalia (MONEY FOR THE CURE!), and the part of the NFL store that entices shoppers to purchase officially licensed NFL breast cancer gear, a portion of which goes to FINDING A CURE. According to the League, 100% of the proceeds from the specialty auction go to the American Cancer Society, but the total percentage of purchases of officially licensed gear that actually goes to FINDING A CURE is actually kind of pathetic — 5%. If you want to look at this cynically, in a way, the on-field wearin’ o’ the pink serves as an ad to direct consumers to purchase pink fan items.
BUT WAIT, you might say, AT LEAST THEY’RE DOING SOMETHING. And 5% is still something! Well, kind of. As BI pointed out, if NFL products are sold at a 100% markup and only 5% of sale proceeds go to the American Cancer Society, then the NFL is pocketing 90% of sales of Breast Cancer Awareness products, many of which would not be purchased if they didn’t come with a promise that consumers were “helping.” And, more perspective: while the American Cancer Society isn’t, say, Komen, they still don’t use 100% of the money they receive to “fight” breast cancer. Only 70% of donations taken in by the organization go toward cancer research. So, if you spend $10 on pink stink from the NFL, only about 35 cents is going to finding a cure for breast cancer. And $4.50 goes right back to the NFL, where I like to imagine that it’s spent on gas for a Lake Minnetonka pleasure cruise. For the cure.
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Jesus may have walked on water but Tate caught a touchdown using no hands! Tate > Jesus
— opie radio (@OpieRadio) September 25, 2012
Jerry Jones thinks the kneel-down play in football could stand being removed. I’m inclined to agree.
Jerry Jones has added his two cents to the great kneel-rush debate.
And to the Cowboys owner, it’s not about whether Greg Schiano, coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, should have ordered his defensive linemen to fire off on the snap with the Giants in victory formation.
Instead, it’s about the legitimacy of taking a knee.
“I’ve always thought that’s a wasted play for our fans, the kneel-down,” Jones told 105.3 The Fan in Dallas on Tuesday. “I don’t like it.”
wow the beach looks great.