A disclaimer on this blog to start everything off, but I’m a Liverpool fan. This means I have had to Steffon Diggs-stare at sky blue Continue Reading
Bills’ Fans Are Better than Any Fanbase
Sports fans have the uncanny ability of becoming completely destitute based purely upon a few bad seasons. Patriots fans are ready to take Mac Jones Continue Reading
What Happened to Natty Quarterbacks (A Letter to JJ McCarthy’s Stats)
Call me spoiled, call me a classic millennial/Gen Z (take your pick), call me whatever variation of entitlement you want, but what happened to natty-winning Continue Reading
A Commentary on the Texans’ Intentional Safety
There is probably a necessity to start this blog by adding I am undeniably happy the Texans reached the playoffs. I was a hater who Continue Reading
We All Want Washington to Win, Right?
Every baseball postseason, when the Astros make it to the ALCS or World Series, there is inevitably a map posted all over r/baseball or on Continue Reading
MLS and the Further Degradation of Sports Tradition
There have been multiple times on this blog where I’ve mentioned that I really don’t care for MLS, nor do I watch much MLS. Sure, Continue Reading
Let’s Talk About Leah Vann Covering the Astros for Chron
Sometimes I can’t help but question suspect hiring decisions. Like whenever Duke hires a guy to replace their head coach/narcissist/terrorist with a guy who had Continue Reading
My Zion Williamson Conundrum
I’ve wanted nothing more since 2019 than for Zion Williamson to succeed. All the hype surrounding Wembanyama, I found in Zion years ago. He was Continue Reading
My Saturday and College Football Escapism (Or Fear and Loathing in an Employment Bardo)
Every once in a while I get personal on this blog. I have this belief that no one reads this blog outside of a few Continue Reading
Which Other Tragedies Can Sean McDermott Use to Inspire the Bills?
Unlike everyone else online who seems extremely disturbed by Sean McDermott giving props to Al-Qaeda, I get it. I’m glad there’s another person out there Continue Reading