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In 2009, the Arizona Cardinals won the NFC West fairly easily. This year that will not be the case.
When Kurt Warner announced his retirement earlier this year, that knocked the Cardinals off of the top rung of the NFC West ladder.
The off season that followed hurt their chances even more. The losses of Anquan Boldin, Karlos Dansby, and Antrell Rolle hurt the team significantly.
With all of this being said, that ...
As sports fans, we never truly know our heroes. Even when we get to meet them off the field, we never truly get a chance to meet the real them.
Never has this been so drastically exemplified than in the death of former NFL player and Mississippi legend Steve McNair. One year ago today, on the Fourth of July, McNair was found dead in a condo along with his mistress, Sahel ...
Approximately 1,500 fans packed the parking lot of Big Apple Pizza in Fort Pierce Saturday to watch Tim Tebow get a 'Key To The City' from Bob Benton the city's Mayor.
“I was lucky enough to have an opportunity to watch him play in almost every one of his games as a quarterback for the Gators,” said Benton, whose son graduated from Florida in May.
“... To watch him as a team ...
The Tom Cable Theory: Jason Campbell Will Be The Test
Posted: 4th July 2010 by danny o'connor in NFL
The 2009 season will be remembered as one of the worse in Raiders history, a 5-11 record yet again.
But in this time of crisis, Tom Cable made his opening statement in the court of Al Davis. When Cable was asked by a reporter, "Would the Raiders be in the playoffs with average QB play?", Cable replied " Absolutely."
So Al Davis went out and got Jason Campbell, who will be the ...
To commemorate the 4th of July, I dug up 4 key moments from 2009 that could have made all the difference for the Miami Dolphins.
Finishing at 7-9 was a severe disappointment for the fans and players, who were hoping to successfully defend their AFC East title of a year prior. It was particularly heartbreaking in light of the fact that several of the team's losses came cruelly packaged with ...
Oakland Raiders Can Symbolize Restoration, Recovery in America
Posted: 4th July 2010 by Damali Binta Yael in NFL
The Fourth of July is a day we celebrate freedom, justice, liberty, and independence. Freedom can take on so many different meanings. It can mean so much to the Oakland Raiders to embrace the freedom that comes with a victorious season in 2010.
Were you recently laid off? Well, you probably are seeking and searching for a job so that you can have the money to enjoy life without a lot ...
After nearly beating the Steelers in the Super Bowl, the resurgent Cardinals returned to the playoffs in 2009 only to lose big in the divisional round to the future champion Saints. The success of the Cardinals has been a great story over the past two seasons, but they now find themselves in a time of transition.
Fantasy hero Kurt Warner has decided to retire, leaving the Cardinals with questions on offense ...
The Carolina Panthers are a team that you never really know how they will perform and what to expect. One season they're compiling an impressive 12-win campaign, while others are mediocre eight-win ones.
Of course, what we do know is that 2010 is set to be an interesting season for the men in black and blue. Begin Slideshow
For years, we have heard rumors of extending the NFL season or "What to do with the preseason?" Now that we are hopefully on the doorstep of a new CBA, those rumors may now become a reality. It seems in many cases it would be wise to fall on the same side of an issue as Ray Lewis and in this case, I'll take Ray's side. Here's why.
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Perhaps, Brandon Jacobs' sheer size caused people to get giddy, thinking that he would simply run through people and into the end zone, racking up the TDs and ultimately causing him to be overvalued…
The thing is, could the correction have gone too far? Given his injury history it is understandable that fantasy owners may have soured on Brandon Jacobs heading into 2010, but according to Mock Draft Central he is ...