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Super Bowl XLII in Review posted by Chad Klassen on 05/13/2008
Although fans are excited about the launch of mini-camps around the league and the prospects of the upcoming 2008 season, I thought I'd reflect on the instant classic that was Su... [more]
A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.... posted by David Allan on 05/12/2008
“A rose by any of name would smell as sweet.” Even if he is Charlie Hustle. What is the construction of a great nickname? What is at the heart of a truly “Great One”? No I don’t mean Wayne Gretzky, although if we are starting with “Legends”, how about Larry Bird? I mean the “... [more]
1. Win At Home2. Stay Healthy3. Adapt To Inconsistent Kickoff Times4. Babysit Shockey5. Defend the middle of the field6. Don't think -- play7. Talk Strahan into one mor... [more]
Seahawks Need to Deal with Engram posted by Chad Klassen on 05/12/2008
Aside from its outstanding regular season and Super Bowl run nearly three seasons ago, the Seattle Seahawks have suffered from receivers on the roster that cannot make timely ... [more]
I've refrained from writing this post until now because Mother's day is tomorrow and this is the appropriate time for reflection on the relationship of sports and life. I had the grand misfortune to lose my mother on January 23, in the midst of the Giants incredible run to the Championship. During this incredibly difficult t... [more]
Baseball purists--and my brother in particular--may have freaked out when I suggested in my post of May 7 that all leagues adopt the DH. This is one of the Great Debates of the Modern Game, and I enter it whenever possible. Nobody seems on the fence on this issue; everyone either loves it or hates it. Me, I love it. I ... [more]
Way back is September, when Spygate first broke, I was the ringleader of sorts to a crack commando unit of Patriots conspiracy theorists who believed we had proof that the Jets were doing the same “spying” on the Patriots in the s... [more]
One group of people that I have no respect for is: frontrunners. Can't stand 'em. I've lived in Southern California my entire life, minus half of my second grade year spent in rainy Salem, Oregon, when my dad took a job with Bell Potato Chips, and have been a dedicated fan of the Big 3 LA teams: ... [more]
Well there's certainly never a dull moment in Patriots nation, hence why bloggers like me consistently have stuff to write about. So by now I'm sure everyone out there has heard that the AGP's tapes have been turned in and the dreaded Rams walk-thru tape is not there (Praise Belichick!). This is the moment hard core Patr... [more]
Jason Campbell tweaks his hamstring, and I don't want to know about it. posted by Stephen Chakerian on 05/08/2008
I didn't think there could be news that annoyed me more than the "Fred Davis Sleeps In" story, but I was proven wrong. I dislike most off-season news; I cannot live without it, but I see it as a necessary evil. The worst kind is injury news, provided to us just so you know that things are going wrong even b... [more]
Per this article just posted on the New York Times website Matt Walsh has turned over 8 tapes to the NFL, all showing more of the same stuff (defensive coaches signals) that the Patriots were already punished for. Nowhere in... [more]
Jets Rulers of the Fourth Round posted by Matthew Sadis on 05/07/2008
Jets strike gold in fourth round, yet Again? The best move the Jets made in free agency, may have been the one they chose not to make. Rum... [more]
Now that I’m finally over the 2007 season and how horribly it ended it’s time to look back and remember the good times that were had. When your favorite team wins 18 games in a season it’s hard to call it a disappoint... [more]
First off I have to comment on the Costas Now segment where Deadspin.com head honcho Will Leitch and Friday Night Lights author Buzz Bissinger went toe to toe over the value of sports blogging. Buzz gets pretty fired up about the whole thing as you can see here ... [more]
Eighty consecutive games. David Diehl, OT, New York Giants. Six year extension, $31 million with incentives thatkeep him at OT. Consistency on the offensive line. Also, the Giants signed the two Alabama players: D.J. Hall, a very productive, thin-framed WR who has the straight-line speed to stretch the field --exact... [more]
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Long snapper David Binn signed a four-year contract on Monday that will keep him with the San Diego Chargers through 2011. The 36-year-old Binn is entering his 15th season with San Diego. He was selected to the AFC Pro Bowl squad after the 2007 season. "David has been a true professional and a master of his craft for many years," general manager A.J. [read full article]
Posted Mon, 12 May 2008 20:17:18 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
Posted Mon, 12 May 2008 16:11:53 PDT - via Yahoo! Sports
The Chicago Bears have signed kicker Robbie Gould to a five-year contract extension through 2013.Financial terms weren't immediately available.Gouldhas made 84 of 99 field goal attempts and 99 of 100 points-after-touchdown with the Bears. He hit 31 of 36 field goal attempts last season and made the Pro Bowl after the 2006 season, when he scored 143 points.Gould hit a game-winning 49-yarder in overtime to send the Bears past Seattle in the playoff opener following the 2005 season. [read full article]
Posted Mon, 12 May 2008 21:21:09 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for NFL
Former Patriots video assistant Matt Walsh will meet separately with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell and Sen. Arlen Specter on Tuesday to discuss New England's videotaping of opposing coaches' playcalling signals in violation of league rules.Walsh is scheduled to meet with Goodell at the NFL offices in New York at 7:30 a.m. Afterward, he will travel to Washington to meet with Specter. [read full article]
Posted Mon, 12 May 2008 21:46:08 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for NFL
Don't look now, but Buffalo has the pieces in place to make some noise in the playoffs. Adam Schein explains in his offseason nuggets. [read full article]
Posted Mon, 12 May 2008 18:12:13 GMT - via FOXSports.com News for NFL