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As a former reporter, I am having trouble understanding what King's point is supposed to be. Reporters serve the public, not their sources. There was nothing surreptitious, illegal, or unethical about a documentary filmmaker releasing footage of statements made in his presence. I also get a kick out of how he passes judgment on a contract he admits he's never seen. What a dolt.
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Peter King posted:"[T]he replacement officials have done an adequate job."
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Sep 12, 2012 02:13
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In his pick for the Redskins game this week, Peter King referred to their quarterback as "BobGriff."
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Oct 5, 2012 01:05
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Shame on you, AOL.
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Febreeze posted:I think he probably still goes to AOL to search. AOL.com search "Google" enter "http://www.facebook.com"
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Rick Reilly has a column today about why it's better to watch an NFL game at home instead of attending live. Granted, this is just a gag list column, but it's still incredibly stupid. I attended my first NFL game earlier this year, and it completely changed the way I enjoy the game.
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Nov 19, 2012 23:38
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Looking at preseason predictions is always fun. At the beginning of the season, Peter King was predicting that the Chiefs would have the No. 3 AFC seed and had Romeo Crennel pegged for coach of the year. Fake edit: In fact, three of SI's writers had Romeo as coach of the year. 
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Seifert has since edited the post to read: "Offensive pass interference calls aren't as rare as you might think. Through Week 14, officials had called a total of 72. Still, that's an avearge of about one for every three games this season."
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Sanchez press briefing. Why that thin green hair band, Mark? Anyone ask that?
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Rap posted:Welp Tebow is a little off topic and we're coming into prime lovely sportswriting season, so anybody got anything good on that front? Yes, Tim Tebow and lovely sportswriting are truly polar opposites.
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Absolutely no one calls Sixth Avenue the loving "Avenue of the Americas," I don't care what the street signs say.
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"“Hey, cracker,” Delmas often says to Scheffler inside the Lions practice facility. “How’s my n—–?” Scheffler replies. Delmas is black. Scheffler is white."
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"Plus the Jaguars spent a draft choice on Denard Robinson: If he ends up playing the "slash" role that might have gone to Tebow, Jacksonville management will have blundered anew." Why would the Jaguars look bad if Denard works out? Wouldn't they only look bad if Denard does NOT fill the hole he thinks Tebow would have?
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Chris Gaines posted:What an unfortunate picture. Yeah, death has only made John Peel smugger and gingerer.
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I feel bad for all the legitimate nephews and nieces of Nintendo employees who just get called liars all the time.
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Mel Mudkiper posted:What amazes me about the uncle at Nintendo thing was how many kids did it. We all have that story about the kid who said his uncle worked for Nintendo. There is something that just clicked in the popular consciousness that made it a spontaneous thing. It's true. And yet, decades later, I've still never met anyone whose uncle worked at Sega.
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Ehud posted:@RichSandomir: Jason Whitlock out as head of the Undefeated, replaced on interim basis by Leon Carter.Whitlock will stay at ESPN, mostly to write Great, great read. I had not followed this story at all, and this piece was fascinating. I can't stop laughing at the idea that Whitlock was so upset by the first article that he broke down and started binge watching 9/11 truther videos.
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