The better a sports town is, the more likely that place is a terrible place to live
I got to tell you, what I've learned in all those places is how good a town is based on sports is normally measured by how terrible everything else is in that place. The better sports town, the more likely that place is not somewhere you want to inhabit.
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View episodeThe Jaguars will sign a big free agent like Chris Ivory, cut him in two years because he didn't work out, and keep sucking.
The Jaguars have a ton of money, and everyone's going to say, wow, the Jaguars are going to make a big splash. Like, you know, like signing Chris Ivory in two years, they're going to cut him because he's like, he didn't work out and they're going to bring in a new coach and the Jaguars are going to keep sucking and it's going to be beautiful.
I have zero confidence that any running back free agent signing by any team is going to play out
I have zero confidence that any running back free agent signing by any team is going to play out. But the Jaguars keep going back to that.
The Raiders will get good and then immediately move to L.A., totally screwing over the city of Oakland.
I think what's what's going to happen is you're going to see the Raiders get really good... or start to get good and then move to L.A. right as they get good and totally screw over the city of Oakland.
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Basically, [Russell Wilson] wakes up in the morning, and if he's got an interview to do, he decides, I'm not going to tell you anything. Like, you may have questions. He's got answers, but he came up with those answers before he left the house. And he's just not going to say anything interesting at all.