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So when do we start talking about him as a possible Jeopardy host who happens to play football, vs a future Hall of Famer who happens to want to host Jeopardy? It won't take long, if it hasn't started already, for the mice to come out and complain that all the off-season distractions related to Aaron Rodgers's unhappiness are what caused the Packers' disaster in Week One. Speaking of bad teams, watching tonight's game, apropos of nothing, will be like choosing to have root canal work done, missing the anesthesia.

I'm struggling to imagine the ten or twelve people who have been saying to themselves, "I just don't hear enough Joe Scarborough as it is. I want more bloviation and self-importance, that I can even listen to in the car."

Wonder if it'll be a separate subscription or will every Amazon Prime member suddenly be paying $500 a year? They're already shelling out a billion dollars for the few games they do carry, none of which are exclusive to AP. DirecTV is a racket. I paid for their lousy product for ten years, solely so I could get Sunday Ticket. If they lose the NFL to Amazon, their subscriber base will likely crash.

What, you don't want to hang it alongside your Danny Kanell and Dave Brown jerseys?

There's a reason that every other personality on MSNBC has at some point been drafted as a substitute host or a guest on each other's shows or to anchor live breaking coverage, and JoMika is/are not, and it's not just because they have the first shift. (Showing up as a guest to plug your own books doesn't count.) They, and she in particular, have nothing to offer.

Years ago, he was very active on the Usenet group alt.obituaries, an unmoderated and yet very civil group. But Usenet was a different world. I miss it.

I'm such a Neanderthal and/or Luddite because I'm still thinking they're in Ralph Wilson Stadium. But of course there's no money in keeping a stadium named for your late long-term owner.

But..but..but...you're saying he hasn't??? Whatever do you mean? The Bucs only became scummy because Mr. Spygate/Deflategate/Giselle's dependent joined the team, no? Bruce Arians, unlike Tom Terrific's last coach, seems to be a good guy. And secure in the knowledge that Tom Terrific can never take away the fact that my Giants beat him twice in the games that counted, I find it's always a good day to root against Dall-ass.

I'm absolutely terrible at sleuthing, but I don't get how Tim Kono was behind in his rent and behind in his building fees. If you own a co-op, do you pay rent? Also, I don't know the timeline on this show, but seems like that blood should have started to coagulate enough by then so Steve Martin wouldn't be squishing blood in his shoes. Selena Gomez talking to the corpse about his murder was way too Flight Attendant for me. Second episode seemed way shorter than the first. I honestly thought the first episode was an hour long and it was only 34 minutes. I don't care who killed

Jaguars Say COVID-19 Vaccine Status Didn't Factor into Releases amid Investigation FFS, I can't believe they're doing an investigation. Seems like a team should have the right to protect its players and staff. Since when does being unvaccinated give you some kind of special status where you can't be cut?

It's fairly obvious that when there's a guest host, Rachel is off. But she never announces it in advance, and they never tell us when she's coming back until the very last night. I imagine we're supposed to believe that MJ is an ensemble program, so as long as Willie or Barnicle or Katty or Jonathan Lemire shows up, the show is covered and it doesn't matter who's actually there.

In fairness, no one ever tells us when Rachel's going to be off, either. The difference, of course, is that Rachel's viewers are salivating to have her come back.

Same here. To me, he channels Daniel Levy.

No. Just no.

Probably a lot. This year, the penalties are too high to allow a (presumably) unvaccinated player to muck things up.