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"don't tell me what to do with my body!" but government tells lots of people what they can or cannot do with their body, like walking around topless, selling it for sex, filling it with illegal drugs, when you can consume alcohol or tobacco, etc. why should abortion be any different?

jeezus

in the previous four seasons he played 15 games twice and 16 games twice, so he's not exactly Matt Johnson, but age and the ability to withstand conventional NFL hits are a legitimate concern.

people want smaller government .. for the other guy. not if it means losing a defense contract in their state which triggers layoffs.

a Pringles potato chip is more sturdy than that collarbone

I don't see them spending a premium pick on a RB when they have an "anyone can run behind this line" philosophy.

But who's the sure thing that we take instead of Wentz or Goff? There's no LT or Deion in this draft. Bosa? He has a lot of detractors. Ramsey? Great measurables but not a play-making machine. Jack? More Sean Lee than Khalil Mack.

Us? Learn from our mistakes? pshaw.

Hitchens experiment over? I can live with him if it means forsaking Jack for a stud defensive lineman.

Sturm: Carson Wentz is very impressive. He is so big and so athletic. He is not quite to the standards of Andrew Luck, but he isn't really far off. He is a big man who can move very well, but his best attributes remain in throwing the ball. The ball jumps out of his hand and reaches its...

1. Tennessee: Laremy Tunsil, OT, Ole Miss Marcus Mariota had the second-highest sack rate in the league last year, and adding Tunsil would be a way to change that in a hurry. The Titans have holes all over their roster, but by all accounts, Tunsil has the makings of a longtime fixture at left...

kid was probably crying too much. shit happens.

fucking Manziel

voters be like

probably still spooked by Jason "one game and you're done" Ferguson

Giants are gonna spend like a motherfucker right out of the gate, especially on defense.

yawn. we were never going to pursue him.

Combine losers (Yahoo.com): Penn State QB Christian Hackenberg — “I felt bad watching him throw because he’s a competitive guy,” the QB coach said. “You could tell he wanted to go out there and do well. It was just so hot and cold, and that’s what you see [on tape] with him. There were two Big...

we already have one of those ooh, I'm intrigued