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Spare me your sob story about your "serious and reasonable" discussion so rudely interrupted. I've been lurking these boards for years, and a huge portion of your posts are self-aggrandizing, disrespectful, and unnecessary.

And you have to be the most unlikable poster on these boards. You're about half as intelligent as you believe yourself to be.

Are you two going to seriously continue arguing the nuances of Miranda jurisprudence in this thread?

Personally, I think it's defense between the 20 yard lines that does it, and the timing issue is just a symptom of that. Their inability to play man coverage is sort of masked when they get in the red zone and the secondary can use the end line to their advantage.

re: OT: End to football? The concussion crisis & its economic impact As a practicing lawyer, liability waivers are shaky depending on the subject matter and/or level of potential injury risk assumed. That being said, I think it's extremely improbable that lawsuits alone would bring down the...

re: OT: End to football? The concussion crisis & its economic impact Liability waivers are ineffective if they're based on misrepresented facts. As I understand, the current lawsuits brought by former players allege that the NFL intentionally misrepresented the risk of head injuries.

Agreed. With his tackling ability, I've wondered the same about him as a nickle corner, as well.