The Best Sunday Ever

Posted By Chris Humpherys On Wednesday, December 31st 2008. Under NFL Tags: Adam Jones, Ben Roethlisberger, Chad Pennington, Dallas Cowboys, Donovan McNabb, Jon Gruden, Miami Dolphins, New York Giants, Philadelphia Eagles, Pittsburgh Steelers, Super Bowl, Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Commissioner Santa Goodell took a break from suspending Pac-Man Jones last week and scurried down our chimneys bearing gifts to be cherished. Along with his elfin NFL schedulers, he befriended us with the most entertaining Week 17 ever. Nearly every game had playoff implications. Usually we roll into the final week ... Continue Reading

Bowl Predictions: Music City, Insight, Chick-Fil-A

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Wednesday, December 31st 2008. Under NCAA Football

I went 2-1 in my bowl predictions yesterday, coming out positively thanks to Rice routing Western Michigan in the Texas Bowl and Oregon outlasting Oklahoma State in an offense-filled Holiday Bowl. Unfortunately, I couldn’t make it three for three, as Maryland held off Nevada 42-35 in the Humanitarian Bowl, ... Continue Reading

Will Broncos look at Kubiak to replace fired Shanahan?

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Tuesday, December 30th 2008. Under NFL Tags: AFC, AFC South, AFC West, Denver Broncos, Gary Kubiak, Houston Texans, Matt Schaub, Mike Shanahan, NFL, San Diego Chargers

The ax has fallen on another NFL head coach, and it comes as no surprise that Mike Shanahan is out as the Denver Broncos’ head coach after 14 seasons at the helm. The Broncos missed the playoffs in each of the last three seasons, but this season’s collapse was ... Continue Reading

Follow the college football and NFL postseason with Plusmo!

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Tuesday, December 30th 2008. Under Site News

Looking for a way to stay updated on all of the exciting college football and NFL postseason action even if you’re not around a TV or on your computer? Thanks to Plusmo, you can get live info on your favorite team’s bowl game on your phone or on the web with ... Continue Reading

Bowl Predictions: Humanitarian, Texas, and Holiday

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Tuesday, December 30th 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: ACC, Barry Sanders, Boise State, Case Keenum, Chase Clement, Clemson, Colin Kaepernick, Da'Rel Scott, Dan LeFevour, David Johnson, Dez Bryant, Graham Harrell, Holiday Bowl, Houston, Humanitarian Bowl, Jamarko Simmons, James Casey, Jarett Dillard, Jeremiah Johnson, Jeremiah Masoli, Kendall Hunter, LeGarrette Blount, Maryland, Mike Gundy, Nate Davis, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Oregon, Oregon State, Rice, Texas Bowl, Texas Tech, Tim Hiller, Tulsa, Vai Taua, Virginia, WAC, Wake Forest, Western Michigan, Wyoming, Zac Robinson

There’s a trio of bowl games on tap for today, and the offenses stand to take the lion’s share of the headlines. First up is the Humanitarian Bowl this afternoon, where Nevada will look to triumph over ACC foe Maryland on WAC rival Boise State’s home field. Tonight ... Continue Reading

NFL Best and Worst Rankings: Week 17

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Tuesday, December 30th 2008. Under NFL Tags: Aaron Rodgers, AFC East, AFC South, AFC West, Al Davis, Arizona Cardinals, Atlanta Falcons, Baltimore Ravens, Brady Quinn, Brett Favre, Carolina Panthers, Chad Pennington, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Dallas Cowboys, Denver Broncos, Derek Anderson, Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Houston Texans, Indianapolis Colts, Jack Del Rio, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jim Haslett, Jim Mora, Kansas City Chiefs, Ken Whisenhunt, Marvin Lewis, Matt Cassel, Miami Dolphins, Michael Turner, Mike Singletary, New England, New York Giants, New York Jets, NFC, NFC South, NFC West, Oakland Raiders, Phil Dawson, Phil Savage, Pittsburgh Steelers, Plaxico Burress, Rod Marinelli, Romeo Crennel, San Diego Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tarvaris Jackson, Tennessee Titans, Tony Romo, Troy Polamalu

If you’re into NFL football betting, you’re looking like the wisest of wise men if you put a wager on the Miami Dolphins to win the AFC East before the season started. But, if you’re one of the many people who put money on the Dallas Cowboys, New England ... Continue Reading

Does Pat White have a future with his arm?

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Monday, December 29th 2008. Under NCAA Football, NFL Draft Tags: Bill Stewart, Colorado, Meineke Car Care Bowl, NFL, North Carolina, Pat White, Senior Bowl, West Virginia

If Bill Stewart’s intention was to have Pat White use his last collegiate game to show that he can indeed toss the ball around the yard pretty well, White took advantage of the chance and ran with it. In Saturday’s Meineke Car Care Bowl against North Carolina, White saved ... Continue Reading

Alabama suspends Outland winner Smith for Sugar Bowl

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Monday, December 29th 2008. Under NCAA Football Tags: 2009 NFL Draft, Alabama, Andre Smith, Florida, Glen Coffee, Nick Saban, Paul Kruger, SEC Championship Game, Utah

Nothing like a little bowl season suspension news to spice things up, right? Alabama takes on 12-0 Utah in the Sugar Bowl on Friday, but the Crimson Tide will be taking the field in the Big Easy without one of their biggest players, as award-winning offensive lineman Andre Smith has ... Continue Reading

The Monday After: Let the madness begin!

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Monday, December 29th 2008. Under NFL Tags: AFC, Chad Pennington, Denver, Donovan McNabb, Eric Mangini, Indianapolis, Jason Garrett, Miami, New England, NFL, Pittsburgh, Rod Marinelli, Romeo Crennel, San Diego, Tampa Bay, Wade Phillips

The NFL regular season is finally over, and for the last 12 teams standings, it’s time to start preparing for the playoffs. Four lucky teams can rest easy throughout this week and really enjoy their New Year’s celebrations, since they don’t have to play for another two weeks, while ... Continue Reading

Lions wrap with a historic loss, Carolina clinches NFC South, Minnesota clinches NFC North

Posted By Eddie Griffin On Sunday, December 28th 2008. Under Uncategorized Tags: Atlanta, Carolina, Chicago, Dallas, Dan Marino, Detroit Lions, Drew Brees, Green Bay, Miami, Minnesota, New England, New Orleans, New York Jets, NFL, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Tampa Bay

The Detroit Lions officially confirmed themselves as the worst team in NFL history. Valiant effort as they put up against Green Bay, the end result was a 31-21 loss. Fortunately for Lions fans, Matt Millen won’t have any involvement in deciding who gets taken with the #1 pick ... Continue Reading

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