*** Reposting this to blog today in honor of 2/24, the day of Kobe Bryant Memorial Ceremony.


It’s hard for me to separate the two. Being a Lakers fan and a Saints fan.


I had these observations during this season that seemed silly and biased to comment to you all about. In the last few years, there were little moments where Drew reminded me a lot of Kobe. Drew injuring his hand and wearing that brace and obviously stewing because he wanted like crazy...

As you might have already read, the episode with the failed moment of silence to Officer McNeil was the final straw for me. I'm now done with the NFL in it's entirety, including the Saints. And the more I think about it, what occurred in the Dome on October 15, 2017 was the perfect signal to me that the league has gone beyond the point of no return.

There are so many factors over the past several years that have moved me closer and closer to this tipping point. One of the big ones...

I'm getting sick of the judgmental media and all the holier-than-thou hoopla. Let the judicial system and law enforcement sort these things out. It's all about the drama and the ratings, which is sad because people usually tune into sports to get away from all this BS.

I actually hope AP gets to play every Sunday unless he actually goes to jail. Let Ray Rice come back soon too if a team wants him. Let the chips fall where they may. Getting suspended is the easy way out. When...

I made this Youtube video myself and I think it speaks for itself.


I would also urge you all to consider the ramifications of Amnesty bill being discussed in the White House and what can be done to kill it. We are already knee debt in bureacracy and entitlements without this kind of legislation.

http://www.fairus.org/DocServer/amne...%204-16-13.pdf

With the tragic school shooting in Connecticut on Friday, the hot-button issue is gun control or the lack thereof, but it's an issue I could care less about. In fact, this is the last time I'm going to use the word "gun" or mention firearms in this blog.

Also, I am not pointing to a lack of moral or compassionate populace in America. There are many, many thoughtful and compassionate people in America of all ages and all demographics. We live with them, work with them, worship...