Saints top Colts to win Super Bowl XLIV
Posted By Matt Gentile On Sunday, February 7th 2010. Under Featured, NFL Tags: Dallas Clark, Drew Brees, Dwight Freeney, Garrett Hartley, Indianapolis Colts, jeremy shockey, Joseph Addai, Lance Moore, Matt Stover, Miami, New Orleans Saints, Peyton Manning, Pierre Thomas, Sean Payton, Super Bowl XLIV, Tracy Porter
Even though Mardi Gras is nine days away, the party in New Orleans starts now.
Drew Brees tied an NFL record with 32 completions to lead the New Orleans Saints to a 31-17 victory over the Indianapolis Colts, giving the franchise its first Super Bowl championship.
Brees' record tying completions went along ... Continue Reading
NBA Fantasy Waiver Wire (Feb. 8th): All-Star Edition
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Monday, February 8th 2010. Under Basketball Tags: Andrew Bynum, Brandon Roy, Chris Paul, Detroit Pistons, Indiana Pacers, Joakim Noah, Minnesota Timberwolves, New Jersey Nets, New Orleans Hornets
We're in the final week before the NBA All-Star break, which means you could use a few options to lean on as certain guys sit out the week with injuries. On top of that, it may be time to re-visit what certain injuries mean to the players you pick-up, or the ... Continue Reading
Week 16 NBA Fantasy Start/Sit: Start Your Magic
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Monday, February 8th 2010. Under Basketball Tags: Brad Miller, Orlando Magic, Super Bowl, Ty Lawson
Another week of fantasy basketball is upon us. Let that Super Bowl hangover slide of your shoulders (unless you're a Saints fan, then celebrate), and gear up for a strong finish heading into the All-Star break.
It's time to separate yourself from the rest of the pack, or if you're still ... Continue Reading
Super Bowl XLIV: Why the Colts Will Win it All
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Friday, February 5th 2010. Under NFL Tags: Austin Collie, Dallas Clark, Drew Brees, Dwight Freeney, Indianapolis, Indianapolis Colts, New Orleans, New Orleans Saints, Peyton Manning, Super Bowl
Forget about trends and rankings. They don't do a whole lot of good in helping us predict Super Bowl winners.
Just look back to Super Bowl XXIV, when Joe Montana and Jerry Rice dominated the league's top scoring defense, the Denver Broncos, in the most lop-sided Super Bowl in NFL History, ... Continue Reading
LaDainian Tomlinson Admits He’s Done as a Charger
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Friday, February 5th 2010. Under NFL Tags: Edgerrin James, LaDainian Tomlinson, San Diego, San Diego Chargers, Shaun Alexander
In a recent interview, San Diego Chargers star running back, LaDainian Tomlinson, finally admitted that his days in San Diego are literally numbered.
How "numbered" they are, however, remains to be seen.
Tomlinson has been quoted as saying, "I'm not coming back. I've accepted it."
That's great news, considering just about anyone with ... Continue Reading
Super Bowl XLIV: Picking an Unlikely MVP
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Thursday, February 4th 2010. Under NFL Tags: Austin Collie, Dallas Clark, Deion Branch, Desmond Howard, Drew Brees, Dwight Freeney, Eli Manning, Indianapolis, Indianapolis Colts, Joe Montana, New Orleans, New Orleans Saints, Peyton Manning, Pierre Garcon, Reggie Bush, Super Bowl
If you're a big "props bet" guy/gal, this may be an article you take into serious consideration.
The days of Joe Montana winning three Super Bowl MVP's are long gone. Just look at the 1997 Super Bowl, where Brett Favre played a heck of a game (three total touchdowns), only to ... Continue Reading
What Does Mike Martz to Chicago Mean For Jay Cutler?
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Monday, February 1st 2010. Under NFL Tags: Alex Smith, Chicago, Chicago Bears, Detroit, Detroit Lions, J.T. O'Sullivan, Jay Cutler, Jon Kitna, Kurt Warner, Lovie Smith, Marc Bulger, Mike Martz, Mike Singletary, New England Patriots, San Francicsco 49ers, St. Louis Rams
Mike Martz hasn't always been known as the easiest guy to get along with. It's not necessarily that he's mean, arrogant, or brass.
He's just stubborn.
He loves to air it out. He passes to set-up the pass. His offense thrives on blowing the other team's offense out of the water, making ... Continue Reading
Kurt Warner Retires, Leaves Reigns to Matt Leinart
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Friday, January 29th 2010. Under NFL Tags: Arizona Cardinals, Brett Favre, Brett Favre retirement, Kurt Warner, Matt Leinart, Super Bowl
Arizona Cardinals' quarterback Kurt Warner has officially retired from the NFL. News broke of a press conference earlier in the week, and the veteran signal-caller spoke to the media, declaring his decision to end his career.
The loss of Warner, who has three straight Pro Bowl-esque seasons in Arizona as ... Continue Reading
2010 NFL Draft: Offensive Tackle Rankings
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Friday, January 29th 2010. Under NFL, NFL Draft Tags: 2010 NFL Draft, Charles Brown, Iowa, Jason Fox, Maryland, Miami, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Rutgers, USC, West Virginia
Like most year's, the 2010 NFL Draft class has the potential to put several offensive tackles in the first round, while 3-4 have the potential to go in the first 10-15 picks.
And we're being conservative.
There's never a lack of necessity for strong, athletic tackles in the NFL, and quite a ... Continue Reading
Wes Welker Scheduled to Have Knee Surgery Next Week
Posted By Kevin Roberts On Thursday, January 28th 2010. Under Fantasy Football, NFL Tags: Baltimore Ravens, Julian Edelman, New England, New England Patriots, Wes Welker
New England Patriots star receiver Wes Welker is expected to have surgery on his left knee next week.
Welker tore both his ACL and MCL in Week 17 and was forced to miss New England's first-round playoff loss to the Baltimore Ravens.
Welker's surgery date will make it 30 days since he ... Continue Reading












