
I’m a firm believer in three things:
1. Getting hit in the sack does hurt worse than giving birth.
2. If you see an adult using the low urinal they have a long thick.
3. Every coach and GM in professional sports should be forced to take online abuse from the fans for 90 minutes a week.
I don’t think I’ve said anything crazy here. The pain in your gut after a perfectly timed sack tap is something women will never comprehend; you had better keep your girl 2 city blocks away from any man who takes a piss in the low urinal; and fans deserve the right to have their voices heard when your team hypothetically starts 0-2, and hypothetically has 7 turnovers in two games, and hypothetically has a garbage offensive line that is the exact same offensive line that was proven to be garbage the year prior. Hypothetically of course.
If it were up to me coaches and GM’s would each have to spend 90 minutes a week searching their name on Twitter (X if you’re a loser) and scrolling through the comments. That way any GM’s of hypothetical 0-2 teams with bad offensive lines could see tweets about their hypothetical draft picks who play zero snaps while the starting quarterback takes a beating because you decided after he led the league in hits taken you would do exactly nothing to try and correct that. And they could see tweets about the starting quarterbacks own offensive line sacking him. And that same offensive line causing fumbles.
If everyone else online can be cyber bullied after posting a picture of their dinner, a GM who hypothetically refuses to sign Dalton Risner should get a taste too. A normal person goes on Twitter to talk about an album they like and no less than 13 people will threaten their lives or first born child, but Kwesi (hypothetically) doesn’t do shit to fix a bad run defense and then gets the ball run down his throat, and he just goes back to his big ass house and sleeps peacefully on likely Egyptian cotton sheets and Afghan silk pillow cases, and he has no idea how we feel about him right now. And that my friends, ain’t right. He may have no idea he’s dog shit at his job and I think we should have the right to tell him in a way that keeps him up at night and forces him to contemplate deleting all his social media accounts, but he can’t because it’s the rules.
You can’t draft a first round safety who never plays while Walmart greeters and Pizza Hut delivery drivers protect your quarterback and not get hit with a “time to learn Chinese” meam or a “cooking awful food” meam. It’s bullshit.
Holy run-on sentences Batman.









