Well, just like last year, when I was called a racist by my black "friends" for not agreeing with their cries of racism when the late Houston Texans owner, Bob McNair, said he didn't want the inmates running the prison, I'm now a racist once again for not agreeing with LeBron saying the NFL has a "slave mentality."

The fury that followed my Facebook post was obvious, and that's the problem. All the Lemmings taking LeBron's side, insteaad of looking at it from a billionaire's prospective. IT'S A BUSINESS, and BILLIONAIRES ARE GREEDY! How is this a surprise? And why am I a racist for stating the obvious? Saying a business has a "slave mentality" when the employees are millionaires is a bit short-sighted to say the least. Nevermind that you could argue EVERY OTHER BUSINESS IN THE WORLD has the same mentality.

The NFL is a $14 billion business, and a greedy one, at that. But their "employees" are from from being treated like slaves, and LeBron knows it. He's just not smart enough to know he's in the same position, he just can't see the forest for the trees. The NFL is Russia, and the NBA is the U.S. Everybody knows Russia runs it their way, and doesn't give a fuck about what you think. The U.S. still runs it their way, they just let you think you have a say. LeBron can't see this.

Also, the utter mention of "slave mentality" from somebody like LeBron just fans the fire of the already sky-high racial tension in this country, and it seems to be done on purpose.

LeBron says the league wouldn't exist without the players, and he's right. But guess who would be alright? THE BILLIONAIRE OWNERS! It's the players who need the league, not the other way around.

Montana & Elway was seemlessly woven into Aikman and Favre, and the same will happen with Tom Brady & Ben Roethlisberger, who will gradually relinquish their hold on their NFL supremacy to the likes of Carson Wentz, Jared Goff, Baker Mayfield, and DeSaun Watson. So as they strap it up for one of the last times, appreciate the battle between Big Ben & Tom Terrific. As all good things, it will eventually come to an end.

Buffalo. As they say in boxing, styles make the fight, and you could argue that is true for most sports, so when it comes to the Vikings- playing at home today- against the Dolphins, this looks to be a game that the Vikings should win- and win easy. Ryan Tannehill is just the QB the Vikings play well against, and the offense the Dolphins run plays right into the hands of a Vikings defense. Pair that with a Vikings offense that will get the proverbial foot-in-the-ass bump with the firing of former Offensive Coordinator, John DiFilpbag, and this has the makings of beatdown (see Green Bay last week). But then again.. Buffalo.

Cowboys @ Colts.. and the Patriots @ Pittsburgh, too.. LET'S GO!!

I know some may disagree, but I see these things, and Vasyl Lomachenko is Manny Pacquiao with better defense. Both of them have such incredible footwork, and they come at you from the most crazy angles. Loma's D is better than Pac-Man's, and I would say Loma's accuracy is better, too.

Max Holloway shut a lot of people up last night! Outside of Brian Ortega taking the 3rd round, Holloway pummled Ortega (you should see his face!), and did whatever he wanted. His ability to switch up stances is unparalleled. He's fucking insane.

Ravens/Chiefs.. Eagles/Cowboys.. Colts/Texans.. Rams/Bears.. and Vikings/Seahawks. Wow. Week 14 in the NFL is amped, and I can't wait!! A lot of playoff implications stemming from these tilts, and I'm looking froward to chopping 'em up.

Well, shit. There's not much more anti-climatic in sports than a draw in boxing. And unfortunately, that's exactly what happened in the Wilder/Fury fight. I thought Wilder won, being that he knocked Fury down twice, but I've watched boxing long enough to not be surprised at the scorecards anymore. I will say this, Fury is one weird motherfucker.

Kareem Hunt. Oh, Kareem Hunt. I'm not surprised he did it, but it does show how badly the NFL wanted to keep it hidden. Don't worry, Kareem, you'll play again. (see: Redskins, Rams, etc.)

College football has got a decision to make! What could've been an easy one, was washed away when Georgia couldn't hold on to beat Bama. Now, it's a two-horse race between Ohio St and Oklahoma for the last spot. I truly don't think it's that tough a decision. Oklahoma lost one game by 3 points to Texas, and then avenged it. Ohio St. got embarrassed at Purdue, then had some difficulty putting away a above-average Northwestern team. As much as I hate Oklahoma's defense, they still deserve the last spot. Sorry, UCF, but you'll never be in the discussion.

And it's NFL Week 13, and you know what that means! Last week of Fantasy Football before the playoffs!! Seriously it is, but that's only important to those who need a win to get in, not the guy who's in first place in both of his leagues...

Vikings travel to New England for a juicy showdown with the Patriots, and the Chargers go to Pittsburgh for what should be a classic. I'm hoping the Vikings can do what Dallas did on Thursday night, but I'm not getting my hopes up. Tom Brady rarely loses at home in December, and when you mix that with my luck, it's an L for the Vikes.

Also, OU QB Kyler Murray can get a signing bonus of $4.5 million and still play colllege football, but kids on scholarship can't get a job? Seriously, what the fuck is going on?

Watching Tiger & Phil Friday afternoon was one for the ages. Even though they didn't play very well, it was great theater, and one I'd like to see yearly. Tiger's still better, btw..

Ohio St. made Michigan look like shit, and that just makes my "Georgia is better than Michigan" claim look legit. Granted, Oklahoma would like to say their piece, but I'm glad Michigan is at least outta the discussion. That's all.

Oh!! And the Minnesota Golden Gophers (WORST NICKNAME EVER) end 14 years of ass-whoopings to Wisconsin- IN MADISON!! Yes, Bucky isn't that good this year, but still... it's the Gophers. Nice win, Boys!

And it's Week 12 in the NFL!! Dallas, New Orleans, and Chicago took care of business on Thanksgiving, but there's a couple big ones still left for Sunday, and none of them bigger then the Vikings and Packers on Sunday Night. A loss for the Packers, and they're pretty much outta the playoffs, while a loss for the Vikings may not be as catastrophic, but no bueno, nonetheless. LET"S GO VIKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow. Rams win an epic battle against the Chiefs in one of the greatest NFL games ever. The total score, 54-51, is the first time in NFL history that both teams scored over 50 points, and the total points scored is obviously a record. 

I'm a defensive guy. I liked the Ravens/Steelers games of the mid-2000's, but the best part about the offensive onslaught that occured last night was that their was significant defensive plays that were made. 28 total points off turnovers, to be exact, and that wasn't the only plays that were made. 

And last night is one of the very few examples of when I actually LOVE watching something like that. The only downside is that I failed to go down to the Coliseum and scalp a ticket. That hurts.

As far as the Vikings go, the loss to the Bears on Sunday night wasn't a shock, but the uncharacteristic play is what should be the concern. The Bears were 50% on 3rd down (after the Vikes sat at 25%), and the offense played scared, as if they were gettingn in the ring with Mike Tyson. Is the division gone for the Vikings? There's 6 games left, and anything can happen, but it sure looks slim...

By the way, we all knew Khalil Mack was a beast, but lets give some love to Akeem Hicks. That guy wrecked the Vikings Sunday night.

UCF punter wore facepaint, and had hair that matched The Ultimate Warrior. Well played.

Btw, does UCF belong in the CFP? (No.)

Vikings/Bears square off for NFC North supremacy!! 

-This is where Kirk Cousins earns his money (Kurt Warner)

-Cousins most pressured QB (O-line has to step up)

-Khalil Mack (RUN AT HIM!!!)

-Bears +13 TO

-League best 89 points off TO

@Draymond Green & Durant spat during game

-How impressive is it that he's not been traded yet?

-Wear out his welcome, a la TO, Moss, Rodman... etc

Chiefs/Rams

Jimmy Butler game-winner (after blocking Kemba)

T-pups 3-0 since trade (win-win)

Fallon Fox...

Jimmy Butler to the Sixers, and the T-pups are still suck. Butler isn't the bad guy in this, and I'll tell you why.

LeVeon Bell will not report, and will sit out the rest of the year. Will the Steelers regret this? Can James Connor maintain this production?

Alabama has two shutouts in a row, but... Tua's knee may put Jalen Hurts back in the spotlight.

And it's Week 10 in the NFL. WEEK 10!!!!!!! Saints/Bengals.. Pats/Titans.. Cowboys/Eagles.. And why I have no sympathy for Dez.

Tom Brady and the Pats benefitted from a timely fumble, otherwise the ending may have looked a bit different. And that's two weeks in a row fumbles have been the demise of the Packers. 

The Cowboys got embarrassed last night after given multiple chances to secure the win W. Mariota looked good for the Texans in the win, but his good games are too far in between.

The Vikes took care of the Lions with the help of 10 sacks by the Vikings D (a team record). Dalvin Cook returned and ripped off a 70 yd run to remind us all what a dynamic player he can be.

And Oakland is a disaster, but they're trending in the direction of the late '80's/early '90's Cowboys. Trust me (and Jon Gruden) on this.

LOTS TO GET TO!!!

It's A-Rod and Brady. Comparing the two is human nature, but let's stop the debate and just enjoy what they do. There's never going to be an agreement on who's the G.O.A.T., but I do have a formula that works to find out.

Also, Maryland football is a shit-show, but not for the reason's you think.

And would you believe the Raiders- and Jon Gruden- are just following the same formula that brought the early '90's Cowboys championships? It's possible.

Rams/Saints in an EPIC showdown in Nawlings.. If the Rams win, do they run the table?

And your favorite Vikings, home against the Lions. What could possibly go wrong? (see: Buffalo)