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I mean they're mostly bullshit but they do affect the economics of the industry so they do matter to some degree. Some shitass movie wins some Oscars, it makes money and more shitty movies like it get made.

Pairing up Brown with Pro Bowl QB Prescott seems like a perfect fit!

Tannehill seemed fine early on, but I guess it turns out getting sacked 65124 times and trading or not resigning most of your best offensive players results in problems on that side of the ball.

That's fine I was just replying to his comment about how she ate wings like a boss, when she didn't eat any wings at all.

Rachel Rey didn't eat wings. She just ate the sauces with a spoon. It's pretty cool how they get legit celebrities instead of just low tier rappers and shit now. Some guests just nibble like bitches though. Weird Al has no wing game at all.

Even on MTGO meta skews much more aggro in queues due to people wanting to get a lot of games in fast more than specific win rate compared to paper. This isn't new. Bo1 does tend to lead toward linear strategies and control decks tend to have to play generic answers due to diverse threats and...

Trubisky and Prescott going to the Pro Bowl. Very exciting.

Sure. Moss, Gronk, and probably Welker should probably be the list ahead of him. Branch and Brown did work but people are crazy if they don't think they were clearly replaceable.

I'm pretty sure corpse runs and maps are baked into the code for all servers so I doubt it would be anything like that. The difference between hardcore/casual will almost 100 percent be focused on the unlocks.

If one of the servers is FV loot rules and combine/sleeper unlocks with AoCs? That might be exciting.

Saying he's not HoF worthy is exactly the same as calling him shit-tier.

Yeah Burr has a new hour like every year, it's pretty crazy. A lot of dudes do the same shit for several years straight and it's pretty lazy.

That's career numbers. His Coors Field numbers specifically are super crazy and drastically alter his career numbers and especially his home/away splits. 1.170 OPS at coors. .381 BA, 141 tOPS+. Crazy, crazy numbers.

If he plays 5 more years, catches 500balls and scores 50 tds he still probably wouldn't get in

It's hard to say. I think there's a good chance he'll probably get in and be sort of the floor level of modern guys. He gets in, Rodgers, Brady, Roethlisberger obviously get in. Eli maybe does because of 2 Super Bowl thing although I think Rivers is significantly better. Ryan, Palmer...

Aside from the obvious Brady, I'm not sure how many there will be. Moss, but he played the bulk of his career elsewhere. Ty Law has been close and might get in soon. Gronk is very likely. Mankins, Seymour and Harrison are sort of fringe possibilities? I'm sure I'm missing some but they'll...

More the first. The bar for WR to get into the hall is pretty damn high and is just going to get crazier as time goes on with how pass happy the league is now. Terrell Owens didn't even get in until his 3rd season eligible.

No chance. It took Art Monk 32423432 years to get into the HoF and he was like top 5 in literally every possible stat a WR could have at the time and had some nice playoff stats/runs himself.

Not a particularly great year for award type movies. Have to go with something, might as well pander!

Movie is fine for what it is, but the best picture nomination is pure pandering. It's like how any famous actor playing a retard is going to get nominated for best actor even if the movie is shit.

Yeah, Broner has always been a giant douche. But at least he can beat up a middle aged journalist?!?!?

Just finished this. It was fine, but not particularly great or anything. The shrink was easily the worst part of the season. So much of her screentime was so bad.

He hit .381 at Coors. 1.170 OPS. That's wild. I'll see if I can find the actual splits again later.

I think his time with the Rockies before they started humidifying the balls is a huge knock against him. I think he still has a chance but his home/away splits those seasons are pretty crazy.

Bengals are over .500 since realignment in 2003. AFC North has been the best division in football since that realignment. And the whole swapping the Patriots and Browns thing is disingenuous since you're talking about replacing the worst team in the best division with the best team in another...

This is only true if you also consider the NFC North, West, East, and AFC South and West to be equally soft and shitty.

See this is dumb. First of all I specifically mentioned that the AFC North and NFC South are better divisions than the other 6 divisions during that time period. And you're talking about replacing the worst team in the best division and asking if it would make a difference? No shit. You have...

That doesn't jive with facts. Patriots win 8 or 9 games every year outside of their division and they've gone 6-0 in their division exactly twice since 2003 and one of those 2 times was the 16-0 season. They've gone 14-2 4 times during that stretch and every one of those seasons included at...

Except that they have exactly the same win percentage outside the AFC East as they do in their division. This includes them playing 4 other previous division winners every season. The rest of the AFC East has a middle of the pack record outside of the division as well, and has a win percentage...

We're back on the AFC East being a shit division again? If that's true then every division that isn't the AFC North and NFC South has been shit too.

Is possible Gray does the AJ Burnett thing and pitches much better after leaving New York, but that's not a small contract for what he's done.

You could pick any number of ~ 20 year stretches if you want to be closer to what he was talking about. It's about as relevant as a 7 year Packer stretch. If you want to take that short of a stretch in the NFL the Steelers in the 70s winning 4 Super Bowls in 6 years is probably better than...

If we're going to do that, we can just bring up how The Yankees have won 27 out of 40 World Series that they played in out of the 114 total.

The Lions won a bunch of championships so yeah.

NFL was 13 teams until 1961 when it went to 14 teams, then eventually they merged with the AFL but that was after most of the packers shit.

Yeah getting the ball out quick to White or Edelman or whoever moves the ball quite well.

Wonder Woman was fine until the terrible CGI ending that actually looked like a shitty 90s movie or something. While I can understand what you're saying about MoS it's at least a coherent movie. Dark Knight Rises and BvS are complete shit movies with the only thing going for them is that...

It's kind of hard to hate on Cleveland these days. I'm an admitted 2 team faggot though. Dolphins and whoever is playing against The Patriots that week.

Some of us don't wait till playoff time to shitpost.

Indeed. Imagine how great it could have been if it was Dallas and Baltimore instead.