supremebve

So, can we have Cam Newton vs. Russell Wilson every week? I honestly don't think I need any of these other teams.

The real secret is that AAU, who everyone constantly bashes, has developed talent at an absurdly high rate. Seriously, in the past, they would have put Kevin Durant on the block and tried to have him play with his back to the basket. AAU gave him the ball and let him develop every possible skill.

The Cavs were one of the worst teams in the league this year. If you had the same exact roster in the 90s, with Andre Drummond, Tristan Thompson, and Kevin Love in the front court, they make the playoffs. In 1995, the Clippers had the worst record, their best player was Loy Vaught. There is a huge talent difference between the two eras. The worst playoff team that year was the Celtics, their best player was a 35-year-old Dominique Wilkins.

Those Rockets teams were really good and really deep. The biggest basketball crime of our lives is that we never got to see them against Jordan's Bulls. They didn't have anything close to an answer for Olajuwon, but they had multiple people to throw at Jordan.

Who is the 3rd best player on the Barkley Suns, compared to who is the 3rd best player on a Finals team in the last decade. Dan Majerle vs. Klay Thompson or James Harden, or Kevin Love, or Chris Bosh, etc.

Seriously, the Jordan Bulls were great, full stop. Their competition was not. LeBron played in a much more competitive era, with far more great players, and was often playing against superior teams in the playoffs and Finals. LeBron's biggest accomplishments in my opinion are getting to the Finals with that 2007 Cavs team, winning the 2016 Finals, and dragging the Cavs to the Eastern Conference Finals in 2009. In 2007, the second best player on the Cavs was Larry Hughes. In 2016, they beat the biggest juggernaut in the history of the sport, in 2009 he scored 35/9/7 but lost a team that wa

Tyrod better get used to being on the sideline. Tyrod plays like he's afraid of making a mistake, Herbert doesn't seem to understand what the word afraid means.

I don't mean to pile onto Bill O'Brien, but there is this position called safety. That person's job is to be there just in case everything else fails...Mark Ingram just proved why that position is valuable.

The running is one thing, but the way he's able to throw a 40 yard rope from a sprint is incredible. Seriously, he's not as good of an athlete as Lamar Jackson and doesn't have the arm of Mahomes, but he might be 8 out of 10 in their respective areas. That's fucking scary.

This reminds me of a conversation I had with a friend about how if I had a significant other who disappointed me as much as the Cleveland Browns, I would have rightfully left her ass years ago. I try to tell myself to only be happy when they win, and be indifferent if they lose, but it never seems to work out that way.

I'm about as big of a Josh Allen critic as exists, but I have to give him credit for some of the balls he threw today. He's the opposite of Mitch Trubisky, I don't know what people see in him. Some of Allen's physical gifts are so overwhelmingly good, that you will give him every chance to fail. He's my fantasy quarterback, because I know he scores a lot of rushing touchdowns, but he's been really good as a passer so far this year.

The Falcons aught to be ashamed of their damn selves.

This is just an example of most football coaches being unimaginative cowards. At least half of the league would be better off if they ran more than they passed, but pretty much no one runs that much any more. They'd rather pass and lose than run and win.

I'll never understand what anyone ever saw in Mitch Trubisky, that dude is terrible. The pass before that one was even worse.

Mitch Trubisky is outchea Mitch Trubiskying, and somehow it's working.