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I've checked all of the Sports Bars, my hotel does not have a fast enough Wifi connection to watch online. Is there anyone on the forum that is in Yangon and will be watching live tonight? Any tips/help appreciated. On the plus side, the last time I was in Yangon during a Patriots playoff...

There's a lot of discussion from well-respected lawyers about the sanctity of the CBA and how judges should be reluctant to interfere, even going to so far as to support the NFL's argument that the arbitrator is not only assess the facts but assess the fairness of the entire process (e.g. Pash's...

I say they know they've lost this round and are doubling down on the appeal to the Circuit Court.

Bruce Allen with the best summary of the action of the only institution that has demonstrated a clear lack of "integrity" during this mess: http://www.bostonsportsmedia.com/2015/07/lies-damn-lies-and-nfl-leaks

I am wondering if the reason there are reports now that the owners are pushing to uphold the suspension is because Goodell was already leaning toward no games and a fine only with some kind of vindication on the integrity aspects, leaving only the "non cooperation" charge with a fine. The...

I have to think that one of the reasons for the delay is the appeal ruling is behinds the scenes negotiating to avoid a lawsuit. I think that the NFL does not want to get into a situation where they have to reveal communications during the entire saga, particularly pre-AFCG, the first week...

I think that despite the disappointing tone the lack of detail and sole focus on "league above all" indicates that something is in the works. My guess is: Brady's suspension eliminated (NFL know they were going to lose anyway), 2nd in 2016, 4th in 2017.

If I were Kraft I would ask the Department Chair of the Engineering Department at MIT (or some other reputable university) to conduct a study on the possible outcomes based on the facts presented in the Wells report. The study would examine the implications for the assumptions made in the Wells...

"Brady's Patriots are now 4-1 in the playoffs when he passes the ball 50+ times. Every other QB in history has combined to go 3-27 in that situation." Not Montana, or anyone else has ever been able to put a team on his back in the playoffs against top competition like Brady. Usually teams pass...

because they were fined for exceeding the salary cap and violating the integrity of the game by having a clear competitive advantage in paying their players more?

The place I went to last year (Brewerkz) is already sold out.

http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/playoffs05/columns/story?columnist=smith_michael&id=2320683&lpos=spotlight&lid=tab1pos2 My test for this sort of thing is: assuming the same mistakes were made (in other words no "if that call hadn't have happened then we wouldn't have turned the ball over three...

Clayton on **** LeBeau's D against the Colts the first time: "Steelers defensive coordinator **** LeBeau did have an impact on the Colts' offense. Even though he didn't beat the Colts, he frustrated them at times. After giving up 10 points in the first two possessions, the Steelers' defense...

why we didn't want to play Pittsburgh. Had nothing to do with Jax being an "easier opponent". I think we would have beaten pitts, but at what cost to the roster.

If you look back at the excellent anlysis by Box-o-Rox and the gang, the Broncos really had trouble moving the ball against us, aside from 3 big plays. Only 1 sustained drive. I think with more players healthy, and some more careful play in the secondary, we can limit the big plays and force...