Category Archives: NFL

ESPN.com’s John Clayton has written a detailed analysis of the prognosis of all 32 NFL teams, including their cap room, potential free agency losses, and areas of concern.  It’s a great read for anyone who pays attention to the NFL … Continue reading →

Congratulations to the Indianapolis Colts, and in particular, Peyton Manning, Marvin Harrison, and Tony Dungy. Although the entire team deserves recognition, I single out these three because they are consummate class acts, and as such it would be particularly disappointing … Continue reading →

If this is true, then I have to question Falcons GM Rich McKay’s sanity and intelligence for not being willing to trade Michael Vick. He may be an exceptional athlete, but at some point the Falcons are going to have … Continue reading →

First the usually mild-mannered LaDainian Tomlinson goes ballistic after Patriots players classlessly celebrated last on the Chargers’ midfield logo, and now the Patriots are blaming yesterday’s loss to the Colts on officiating and illness, as well as being uncourteous with … Continue reading →

I’m sure we all feel a great deal of sympathy for Mr. Owens, who needs another surgery on his damaged ring finger.  Let’s hope for his sake that the surgeon doesn’t drop the scalpel or stop the surgery halfway through … Continue reading →

Oh really? Nick Saban, I’d have a lot more respect for you if you had just said “No comment” for the last five weeks. Now, in addition to being yet another college coach who couldn’t hack it in the NFL, … Continue reading →

Jason Taylor must really want that Defensive Player of the Year award, seeing as how the Dolphins have thrown in the towel on yet another season. Now he’s stooping to a politician’s level: running a smear campaign against Shawne Merriman, … Continue reading →

Here are my choices for the Pro Bowl Ballot. I abstained from voting for offensive linemen and special teamers, because I don’t know enough to form an educated opinion. QB AFC: Peyton Manning (IND), Carson Palmer (CIN), Philip Rivers (SD) … Continue reading →