'Did an intern fill in today?' Mother Jones aims for 'damn dumbest' Michael Sam headline

Michael Sam, Who Is Better At Football Than You Will Ever Be At Anything, Has Been Cut By the Rams http://t.co/4epZi8Qad4

— Mother Jones (@MotherJones) August 30, 2014

.@MotherJones & @BenDreyfuss think this headline is clever & deep, neither of which is true: http://t.co/M3pm83ejFn #KruiserFeelings

— SFK (@stephenkruiser) August 30, 2014

This isn't helpful. RT @MotherJones: Michael Sam, Who Is Better At Football Than You Will Ever Be At Anything, Has Been Cut By the Rams

— Tommy (@FirstTeamTommy) August 30, 2014

Huh? Is this supposed to make sense?MT "@MotherJones: Michael Sam, Who Is Better At Football Than You Will Ever Be At Anything, Has Been Cut

— LittleMissRightie (@LilMissRightie) August 30, 2014

That’s a bold statement tho. RT @MotherJones Michael Sam, Who Is Better At Football Than You Will Ever Be At Anything, Has Been Cut…

— Rex In Effect (@RexHarrisonsHat) August 30, 2014

.@MotherJones That certainly applies to the writer of that title. That's the damn dumbest thing I've read in a long time.

— Jill (@ItsJustJill) August 30, 2014

@MotherJones did an intern fill in today?

— kelly ransford (@kellyransford) August 30, 2014

Pretty sure even Michael Sam would think this is idiotic… https://t.co/ygEKFo13sV

— Kimberly C (@conkc2) August 30, 2014

"Okay then."-Every successful individual in history.https://t.co/9oB1yR5AVS

— E. Myers (@EvanDMyers) August 30, 2014

@MotherJones @bendreyfuss Not really man. I'm one of the best at my job in the country.

— EducatédHillbilly (@RobProvince) August 30, 2014

.@T3H_ARCH3R @TacoFetus @MotherJones I bet I am better at a lot of things than Sam is at football

— Not you (yay me!) (@LittleSlav) August 30, 2014

.@T3H_ARCH3R @TacoFetus @MotherJones but he is better at football than O is at being president. Gotta give him that.

— Not you (yay me!) (@LittleSlav) August 30, 2014

That said, having watched @MichaelSamNFL and read @MotherJones, I can report Sam is better at football than they are at thinking rationally.

— Nathan Wurtzel (@NathanWurtzel) August 30, 2014