With Notably Rare Exceptions
By So the Breaking Bad finale is over, and to decompress I turn to the Patriots/Falcons game on the DVR. This, regrettably, involves Cris Collinsworth saying things:
All Bill Belichick does is brings him in here and there hasn’t been one ounce of a problem…. ya know.. there’s something about when they come in and play for the Patriots, whatever their issues have been before, they disappear.
I know, just ask Odin Lloyd!
Look, Belichick is a great coach. Talib is an example of very good talent judgment. What Hernandez did isn’t Belichick’s fault. But shouldn’t this be the context that compels you to avoid turning good football management into a moral narrative?