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Wow, a Packer fan actually saying Favre will outdo his performance in 2009. Who would have thought that?
Every here and there I get a strong positive feeling for a player or a team. I don't mean I studied a particular player and then I feel like they're going to do good. It's just a feeling.
The only two I had last season were that Favre was going to be as good ...
The Continuing Saga Of The Pittsburgh Steelers’ Offensive Line
Posted: 2nd July 2010 by steeler junky in NFL
This subject has already been beaten up lately and I apologize if you find it some what repetitive. I am not going to write anything unkindly about any of the remaining Steeler's O line starters. Because I don't want to jinx the players, I do not want to write anything that will create questionable comments. Last month I wrote an article and mentioned that the Steelers best tackle Willie Colon ...
Tom Cable: Handed a Golden Opportunity and Living the Ultimate Dream
Posted: 2nd July 2010 by RaiderusMax in NFL
Tom Cable is the man who single handedly, reformed the Oakland Raiders by getting owner Al Davis to believe in a new system. A system that would bring the Raiders back into playoff contenders. A system that the players believed in. Tom Cable is a man with a the golden opportunity of going into the history books a winner.
Tom Cable has brought a new heartbeat into the Raidernation. In fact, ...
Miles Austin: Is He Tempting Fate With the Celebrity Curse?
Posted: 2nd July 2010 by Jim Reed in NFL
It's been reported that Dallas Cowboys wide receiver, Miles Austin, is courting Kim Kardashian.
My initial reaction was, "Good for you, Miles!" Then, "You know, this may NOT be good for the Cowboys."
Is the star receiver tempting fate with this temptress?
Tom Brady has Gisele Bundchen, Hank Baskett has Kendra Wilkinson, Tony Romo had Jessica Simpson, and of course, Reggie Bush had Kim Kardashian.
Although Tom Brady is still a Pro Bowl quarterback, ...
Don Coryell died Thursday at the age of 85 according to a news release from the San Diego Chargers, the team with which he enjoyed his greatest coaching success.
Coryell died at Sharp Grossmont Hospital in suburban La Mesa. The Chargers revealed that he had been ill for some time but did not state a cause of death.
To say that Coryell changed the face of professional football involves not even the ...
This is the final installment of our fantasy football preview of the NFC East. Check out the previews of the Eagles, Giants, and Cowboys right here the Bleacher Report or at www.ffspin.com.
The Jim Zorn era couldn’t end soon enough for Hogs fans. Enter NFL coaching legend Mike Shanahan, who has the unenviable task of turning around Daniel Snyder’s mess. The first order of business - upgrade the QB position. ...
With Kurt Warner retired and Anquan Boldin heading for greener pastures, the Arizona Cardinals potent air attack has been reduced to the pair of Larry Fitzgerald and Matt Leinart for the 2010 season. While the former name is only trouble for opposing defenses, the guy who will be throwing to Fitz could pose a serious fantasy threat to arguably the best wide receiver in the game.
A quick glance at Leinart's stats ...
Every season, hundreds of rookies, veterans, and even a handful of "retired" players all lay it on the line for a chance to suit up on Sundays. The news of Bobby Taylor's comeback attempt had me thinking of a few other noteworthy players who stepped away from the game only to try for one last Sunday.
For some, like Jamal Anderson, Terrel Davis, etc., the injuries were too much to ...
Michael Vick’s Ignorance of The Law Brings Out Deceitful Personality
Posted: 2nd July 2010 by Jonathan Mathis in NFL
Having been in an unlawful predicament for such a hideous and despicable crime after brutally killing animals as an amusing activity and for money, you would have assumed that Michael Vick had an advisable conscience. Someone to guide the troubled quarterback down the path and instill the difference between right and wrong.
This is not what we expected from a man who paid his debts to society, more troubles off-the-field ...
10 Biggest Sports Disappointments of 2010 in Wisconsin
Posted: 2nd July 2010 by Jeff Robbins in MLB, NFL
Look, I know we haven’t talked for a while. But I was a little afraid to call you.
I know that the last few days have been tough. I heard about you taking your kids to see Toy Story 3 and how you had to be removed from the theater because you were crying so loudly.
Yes, I know. Andy saying goodbye to Woody, Buzz, and the rest of his beloved toys ...