It’s a category in Jeopardy!, one of many and the most fun is an SNL version. Will this be after the open or in the Final 15?

This couldn’t go any worse for anyone watching with authority and fear thanks to long-term power and profit that glorified physical violence, better known as The Shield, becomes boxing.

In a recent Ringer article, Jonathan Tjarks mentions how NFL offensive linemen would be in the boxing ring 70 years ago. CTE slowing the middle class funnel of youth players and their parents, or at least the general fear from actions like that were on full display in front of a national Sunday audience, an audience that watched the photogenic product pitch man Cam Newton get a defender’s chest in his face at full speed and stumbled to the ground afterwards.

If he stays down or didn’t return, that’s the story that dominates the next 72 hours. It’s a black eye to compound a generally bad weekend of playoff football.

But the league doesn’t make billions for nothing. Not only did Superman return from the sidelines, he was throwing strikes including one to an athletic white boy who shook, them outran the defense for 60 yards.

Those are moments that I’ll be forgotten after the ending. Just another thing that happened during that epic game that will only be remembered when they produce the 30-minute special for NFL Network.

The characteristics of a great album include:

– If it was released tomorrow, would it be a smash?

This test stands up regardless of when the album is originally released. This is best personified by Off The Wall. There are multiple songs off that album that are No. 1 hits regardless if it’s 1983 or 2003.

– Relevance and Influence

Licensed To Ill put Def Jam on the map financially and gave Rick Rubin someplace to shine. It’s not one of my favorites, but certainly has its place.

– Easy to Understand Sports Analogy

To quote Christopher Wallace, “Brawl nights, I perform like Mike. Anyone, Tyson, Jordan, Jackson. Action.”

Everyone knows the Mikes mentioned are associated with the best. Sports athletes are the easiest people for a young man to want to be and the relativity factor is helpful. Whether you’re from H-Town or the Boogie Down, you understand Ice Cube when he says, “I’m like Satchel Paige wit a gauge. Or Jackie Robinson, when I’m Robbin one.”