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The Browns are really about to start a QB coming off two Achilles tears who was the worst QB in the NFL the last time we saw him all because of sunken cost fallacy.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league keeps a “keen focus” on tanking—which is a big topic in the NBA—but says: “We don’t see any evidence of that” in the NFL currently.

Maybe it’s just me… but winning championships doesn’t feel the same anymore. The celebrations feel quieter. Less emotional. Players and coaches don’t seem to explode with joy the way they used to. Yeah, every game and moment is different but watching teams like the Seahawks and Thunder celebrate this past year… it didn’t even feel like they just won a world title. We used to see pure chaos. Guys leaping into each other’s arms. Tears. Screaming iconic lines like “ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE!” That raw, unforgettable emotion used to define championships. Now it feels… muted and different. I’ll thread some video examples for reference.

Want to see multidirectional movement to be impressed. Honestly, not sure how Olympic Sports work but the bigger decision of her would be to let the alternate take her spot. Would show a different angle of toughness If there is no alternative she is making the right decision.

Giannis Antetokounmpo is far and away the most beloved Wisconsin professional sports athlete of my lifetime. Definitely ahead of any individual Brewers player, and maybe this is a Milwaukee-centric opinion, but I'd have him ahead of Rodgers and Favre, too (and it's not close).