Monday Night Football came dressed up as Thursday Night Football for Halloween. What a stinker.

Of course Ken Tremendous is correct. I'm not paying a penny for the 'privilege' of having a shiny blue checkmark that gets me into Elon's crappy Blue Check Mark Country Club (Also I love the fact that the greatest Twitter alias of all-- Ken Tremendous-- has a blue check mark).

On the next ⁦Conduct Detrimental: THE Sports Law Intersection⁩:

We are joined by ⁦Seth Wickersham⁩, ⁦Don Van Natta Jr.⁩, and ⁦Tisha Thompson⁩ to discuss their bombshell @ESPN article on Dan Snyder’s last stand.

If you’re following the Snyder saga, you won’t want to miss this. espn.com/nfl/story/_/id…

Adds to what Don Van Natta Jr. Tisha Thompson and me reported a few weeks ago, that it galls some owners that it sometimes seems like the league is in lockstep with Snyder, from Wilkinson report to lack of discussion.

Death, taxes and the Lions doing Lions things.

The usual Jaguars London vibe

Love this, NFL on ESPN. But a missed opportunity by Steve Levy: should have gone barefoot with a cigarette!

Russell Wilson throws the worst Hail Mary in NFL history.

Russell Wilson just threw a Hail Mary to Kentish Town.

Thank you!

Today’s SLR is packed with great stuff: mailchi.mp/sundaylongread…

What a moment. Before *every* interview, do your homework.

Don Van Natta Jr. I’m so glad he is bringing truth to light. The owners have a right to demand transparency & also act as checks/balances on the league office. The NFL has grossly mishandled our situation. #releasethereport

The most significant thing Irsay says here is what he told Goodell: “Look, I’ve been in the league 52 years. I wasn’t even asked about this, not consulted one time.” He’s not alone in his frustration among owners who feel cut out and completely out of the Snyder punishment loop.

President Obama: I’m getting old and gray.

Lady in the crowd who I agree with 1000%: you still fine as a motherfucker.

Problem?

The Phillies don’t/won’t quit. Ever.

Elite tweet.

Stay tuned. There’s a lot more to come.

I remember that hour of television as if it had happened yesterday. An outstanding piece by Alan Siegel.