So so so good in The Life of Chuck, the most under appreciated movie of the year, I think.

"The thing about being a fan, especially of a spectacularly bad team like the Browns, is that you must find your happiness wherever you can."

Well, it happened. Our Guy Stefanski is out, but not before one more record-breaking performance from Myles Garrett.

Finally starting this today, but reading it in my best attempt at a This Day in History order, for an anniversary significant to that player (Koufax perfect game, Randy Johnson/bird, etc.). Or today, Adrian Beltre signing with the Rangers. Should be fun to savor it all year, @joeposnanski.com

It really is amazing how the direction of one kick can entirely alter the mood.

That Myles Garrett sack is the happiest Browns moment since … I’m coming up blank.

The Falcons-Saints game determining if the Panthers or Bucs make the playoffs is a pitch-perfect description of the NFC South.

The Clubhouse is back in session! Check your email or head over to JoePosnanski.com for an update on Hall of Fame voting and tell me whether you think Mike Tomlin's time with the Steelers might be coming to an end.

Happy New Year! In true JoeBlogs fashion, I've decided to kick off 2026 with a statistical deep dive and a few other random musings on the year ahead.

It's New Years Eve and I'm legally obligated to share some sort of year in review, so let's look back at a few of your favorite stories and some of mine.

I’ve been saying this for thirty years.

Tennis, gender equity and the a disappointing mockery of both.

We've almost made it. It's the final Monday of the year. Here's the Monday Rewind:

Weird

Seattle and Carolina give us the rare back-to-back victory formations ... that might be the first time I've ever seen that. Sports!

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Good morning from New York! Here are a few short thoughts on The Great Gatsby and more of your favorite baseball memories.

Join us for a Monday Rewind? We've got a lot to cover.

How do you really measure dominance? With the Joe Dominance Index, of course!

Remember the JDI -- Joe Dominance Index? Here are the top 50 non-Hall of Fame active and retired players who lead the pack in your new favorite stat.

Rewriting baseball history? Possibly! Or, more likely, the game is just too beautiful and complicated for a computer to understand.

Ah who can forget that awesome 2007 World Champion San Francisco rdinus.

Oh, I can promise you, it will be plenty meaningless.

Yep. Coming in 2026!

It’s time for another PosCast live with @mollyknight.bsky.social! Join us now on YouTube.

We're going live on YouTube at noon E.T. Come and spend your lunch break with Molly and me.

"You can talk all you want about the great ones, the Scorseses and Coppolas and Spielbergs and Hitchcocks and all the rest. Sure, they were great. In a practical sense, Rob Reiner has meant more to me than all of them combined."

“He distinctly said it should only be used in case of an emergency.” “Well, maybe one will come up.”

Rob Reiner from Spinal Tap through A Few Good Men is the greatest consecutive director run in American history.

It's here! Take a mathematical journey with me into the Joe Dominance Index, the better way to determine Hall of Fame eligibility.

Maybe the funniest thing I've read this year. www.mcsweeneys.net/articles/bru...

Bryce Harper, Mookie Betts, Francisco Lindor, Pete Alonso. Why don't owners care about keeping your favorite player?

I kept musing on my post about supervillians. Are the Dodgers really gaining ground on the Yankees?

The Dodgers at this point are just going all in on being baseball’s supervillain — which is fun since the Yankees have abdicated the role.

Someday, in the distant future, historians will wonder what our time was like. They will find this quote and they will understand.

Jeff Kent was elected to the Hall of Fame this weekend and I have thoughts about it.

Jeff Kent elected to the Hall of Fame. Carlos Delgado closest non-electee. I don't know anything.

Followed by Lou Whitaker.

Look, I get the math. I get it that you go for two down 8 because it might set you up for the win and if you fail you still have a chance to tie. But if you’re the Browns, you will fumble the snap on the first attempt and forget to pitch the ball on a dumb trick play on the second.

Answer this riddle, Grasshopper, and you might get close to the mystery of the Cleveland Browns.

The Cleveland Browns are truly an incredible thing.

Wrote a whole chapter on Dani in upcoming BIG FAN book. Best card magician on earth!

Breaking down the Hall of Fame ballot and debating how long you have to be great. Come join us in The Clubhouse!

Have you listened to the PosCast Holiday Draft yet? Who was your winner this year?

Here's hoping Dale Murphy makes it into the Hall and feels the love.

Our Brilliant Readers send us the coolest stuff. Check out this booklet on Fanettes, listen to the latest PosCasts and votes for your Holiday Draft winner.

The annual JoeBlogs Holiday Draft is here! Which notorious villain topped your leaderboard?

It's a big day at JoeBlogs. The Holiday Draft is out and there's another PosCast Live at noon ET. Come join the fun!

Welcome back from a busy weekend of football, family and hopefully fun! The Browns lost again, the Bears moved to the No. 1 seed and Bryce Young is bringing some excitement to Carolina.

You forgot High Point, Colorado School of the Mines, Guilford, Hamilton, Wesleyan and Idaho State. Go Big 10!