The Big Ten Commandments, a bizarre blockbuster production beyond even the scope of Cecil B. DeMille’s imagination, has reached its dramatic conclusion.
Thou shalt play football.
A debate of Biblical bitterness is over. It was a time of great strife. Moses was on Mount Sinai for 40 days before he came down with the goods, the stone tablets, the decalogue. A bruised Kevin Warren has reappeared after 36 days, bearing charts and graphs and rapid-testing protocols, less a leader than a survivor.
Thou shalt not resist the loud and the angry, for they now dominate public discourse.