Derek Carr is now the highest paid QB in the NFL. He's probably the best QB they got since Rich Gannon so we'll see if that money is worth him being able to turn the team around by the time they move to Las Vegas.

>>31710

It's money well spent. If he and the other key players can stay healthy they'll make it to the AFC Championship game and possibly the Super Bowl next season.

CFL season got underway this weekend. Looks like fans aren't happy with the officiating of the Calgary-Ottawa Grey Cup rematch that ended in a tie game.

>>31711
Hopefully so if they don't lose any players to injury and suffer an early playoff exit.

Bruce Allen and the Redskins completely fumbled on the negotiations with Kirk Cousins. They weren't gonna give him much more than what he'll already be making under the franchise tag now and don't completely trust him to give a big contract, which I wouldn't if he's only taken them to the playoffs once on a 9-7 record and missed the playoffs on 8-7-1. He might as well go to the 49ers and reunite with Kyle Shanahan.

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study released, football kills, nothing new, nothing changing
John Urschel retired, good for him

I don't think I can really be a fan anymore

GERMANYWINSLOL

DICKS EVERYWHERE

>>31716
>>31717
I'm not surprised. They've been pretty dominant in world competition.

USA WINS FIFA!

>>31728

That was an exciting match. It's nice to see prodigal son Bruce Arena return to lead the USMNT to glory.

There is like 3-4 good doc's out there pretty much blowing the case wide open on why OJ got away with murder. So much so that when they took the media circus out of the picture and gave the civil suit to a competent lawyer. They pretty much convince a jury that not only was he guilty as hell, but so guilty that he had to pay the family for damages.

So I guess to answer your answer of "O.J. Didn't do it right?". Yeah he did it. What's funny is he pretty much got away with murder and didn't know how to stay low on the radar. So when they got his ass again for armed robbery, they threw the damn book at him and pretty much gave him life (Unless he manages to get parole). lol

>>31325

In a civil suit, it only has to be probable that you did it. You don't have to proof beyond a reasonable doubt.

A rookie out of an online college could have argued OJs guilt successfully in a civil court.

>>31325

>Unless he manages to get parole

Which he just did today. Not much of a surprise though.

>>31724

plus 600k from his NFL pension which is legally untouchable

>>31725
and his retirement plan from SAG he's living off that the Goldman family can't recoup those.

>mfw Starling Marte was my second pick in fantasy this year

Okay, that ending to the O's-Nationals game was legit funny. Tell me you saw that shit, Chiggins.

At the Mariners-Blue Jays game. I think there's a lot more Jays fans than Mariners fans here today.

>>31644
Didnt get the chance to, what happened?

>Cubs having an absolutely hideous season
>Their lone All-Star this year blows the game for the NL

Damn, White Sox just got the Cubs' top two prospects for Jose Quintana. If everything works out then in a couple years the White Sox are going to have a lot of great young players on their roster a la the Astros.

Cubs are still going to miss the playoffs and finish under .500 this year, though. Hopefully they fire Maddon because of it but Ricketts seems too much of a softee to fire Maddon so quickly even though a young team has seriously regressed and that's the absolute worst thing that can happen to a group of young players (they're supposed to get better as they enter their prime or plateau, not get exponentially worse across the board). Maddon bugs me because he manages like a laissez-faire parent of a "gifted" kid, where they think everything will sort itself out if they just stay positive and let the kid do their own thing, but then the kid hits high school and peer pressure along with hormones gradually screw the kid up except their parent isn't there to straighten them out so they don't fail before getting to the finish line because they're a goddamn lazy hippy asshole. That's Joe Maddon, he needs to straighten up this group of young players, punish them for mistakes, and work them hard to help them develop and refine their skillsets, but instead he manages like a stupid asshole and lets them get thrown out on the basepaths for stupid, risky decisions, doesn't get on them for terrible defensive decisions in the field that costs the team runs, and terrible batting decisions with runners in scoring position (which the team ranks near the bottom of the league).

$201 million over 5? Golden State giving Curry the big bucks to bring home more titles.

>>31713
Inb4 it becomes the Hershel Walker trade of the NBA.

>>31714

It could end up being for just one year of Paul, too, since he hits free agency after next season.

Meanwhile the Thunder somehow landed Paul George. I guess Danny Ainge hopes to create a championship team using all of those first round picks he's stockpiled instead of trading them for star players to win now. There are also reports that GM LeBron isn't taking much of a hands-on approach to free agency this year. Makes me wonder if he's going to opt out after next season to join everyone for that party brewing in LA.

>Markelle Fultz got injured in the Summer League

Being a Sixers fan is not worth my health.

>>31719

Apparently he's fine, just rolled his ankle, but the Sixers aren't going to play with fate so they're sitting him anyways. Summer League is dumb, anyways. It's glorified NBADL tryouts that some teams pepper with the occasional rookie or sophomore to appease the NBA overlords so the trash games get at least someone to watch. He would only play with one or two guys that he would actually play with during the regular season so it's better for him to just practice with the team and play in the preseason games to build up chemistry.

So apparently Kyrie Irving demanded to be traded since he's sick of LeBron's shit, but since Cavs staffers leaked that to the press now his potential trade value is shot. No idea who the Cavs could get in return for Irving since he has a pretty hefty contract, although one report saying Irving would prefer a trade to the Spurs made me laugh.

And the Pens wins lol. The Preds couldn't put em away.

So Matt Murray is now the first goalie in NHL history to win two cups as a rookie, as well as being the first rookie to have two shutouts in the finals. Not too shabby. Too bad he couldn't have made those records under less controversial circumstances.
Gotta love any series that creates animosity between teams, and after last night, I'm sure the Pens aren't going to be welcome in Nashville for a long time.

WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS AGAIN BABY.

ALL YOUR PUNK ASS OTHER TEAMS SUCK HAHAHA

CITY OF CHAMPIONS STRIKES AGAIN WOOOOO

>>31699

The city of Pittsburgh, everyone.

Pretty cool that Nico Hischier was a Devils fan as a kid. Here's hoping he's the catalyst for our next three cups, baby.

>>31587
Longboards with different shapes do different things. Google will tell you everything you need to know. There's a lot. I longboard for fun. It's nice once you get the hang of it. Reminds me of snowboarding.

> Sidewalk surfing

>>31629

Remember Freestyle Walking?

>>31587

>>31211
what time did he die? i heard his name mentioned during the steelers vs eagles broadcast, and i don't think they knew he died (i couldn't hear it too well since i was tailgating).

that game might have had something to do with it though...

>>31216
Just says Sunday evening. Also The Simpsons made a reference to him in its season premiere, which is pretty eerie.

>>31218

I only know him from his iced tea lemonade endorsement, but may he rest in power