I like both of these guys but I genuinely think comedians doings ads for betting apps should invite just as much opprobrium as comedians performing in Riyadh.

Last night I sent this letter to Attorney General Paxton, supplementing my original request for an investigation that I sent last week. The OAG should investigate the individuals and entities behind the text messages and direct mail received by thousands (if not millions) of Texans, determine how Texans' personal information was obtained and used, and ascertain whether any applicable laws have been violated. The investigation must follow the facts wherever they lead, without fear or favor. #txlege

Asked Brian Schottenheimer about the lack of motion. He pointed to the fact they trail often. But why does that matter? "You're trying to go fast. You're trying to keep the defense on their heels. You're trying to extend the game for as long as you can and get as many ops as possible, because you don't know what's going to happen. So that's the No. 1 thing. And when you shift in motion, obviously the play clock and the game clock go down and so that limits your ops. And that's a big reason why when you see teams go no huddle, usually receivers don't change sides. Usually you're moving one guy, maybe the back and one guy and you're trying to do that to stay ahead of the clock."

Ex-#Titans DT Jordan Elliott went to his car to retrieve his gun after a practice altercation with OT JC Latham last Thursday (Oct. 15). After being told to leave the field, Elliott took off his pads and stormed out of the facility, then went to the players' lot. Security cameras captured the sequence. Veteran DL John Franklin-Myers talked him down, and no one was hurt. The Titans released Elliott on Tuesday after reviewing the incident. He signed a 2-year, $8M deal this offseason. News of the incident was first reported by @eastonfreeze and additional details provided by @AaronWilson_NFL.

It’s incredible how often the Cowboys give up third-and-longs