Football's separatism is distinguished by distinct groups: offensive line, defensive line; running backs, linebackers; defensive backs, receivers.
But the paramilitary groups' offensive appears to have gone awry after the pro-Russia militia received a tip and called ahead for extra support.
Last year, in only his second pro season, he took an average group of offensive personnel and led the Eagles to startling heights.
The group was offensive, but neither its actions nor its ideas posed a threat to the political or social order, which was stable.
Believing the Giants have the best group of offensive players they have had in his tenure with the team, Fassel wants to spend more practice time on fewer plays and develop consistent point production.
The Washington Redskins have begun the process of hosting prospects for pre-draft visits, thus far, showing interest in a group of offensive linemen, pass rushers and wide receivers, among others, according to sources and various media reports.
"It's chilling, because what they're really talking about is the result of centuries of United States policy against native people and the historical precedent of genocide," Jacqueline Keeler, one of the co-founders of the advocacy group Eradicating Offensive Native Mascotry, told me.
The movie notes that adult disapproval never hurts sales; "filthy 15" became a sales slogan for the records Mrs. Gore's group found offensive (though the film dutifully observes that major chain stores like Wal-Mart still refuse to sell recordings with warning stickers).
Speaking in the Emam Javad mosque in Tehran on 19 January, Tayeb said this was the amount supplied since Isis' "first attacks", possibly referring to the group's offensive last June when it seized a swathe of Iraq including the northern city of Mosul.
Iraq's neighbours have expressed serious concern about the jihadist group's offensive, which has seen it overrun cities and towns in the face of little resistance from soldiers and police.
