thebiglead.com - 10/28/2009
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Daniel Snyder and Tyranny: New policy at FedEx field, home of the dreadful 2-5 Redskins - fans can no longer bring in any signs. Want to say hello to your husband in Iraq? Nope. Want to say something positive about London Fletcher? Too bad. “A spokesman told me that this policy is meant ...
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Wednesday Links – Fire Millen 2.0, Prophecies, & Next Year’s Fantasy Stud
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Today's link post might be a bit truncated because I feel like death, but here goes:
Looks like the Washington Redskins have banned all signs at FedEx Field to "protect spectators from getting injured by signs." Riiiight. Remember this? (Sorry, the video won't embed) ['Skins link via The Big Lead]
Continuing with the 'Skins bashing (we can do that because the Lions beat them), Deadspin digs deeper, also mentioning the "Fire Millen" connection. The Jon Gruden bit is pretty funny, as is the ever-prominent issue of bar ...
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