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  • The Real NFL Dream Team (Saints vs Packers)

    The defense might not have been of the highest quality all game long, but it mattered the most, the Green Bay Packers got their stops, right on time, right on the goalline. Aaron Rodgers had a near perfect game, getting beaten by Drew Brees in the stat section but getting the W infront of a packed Lambeau field to open their Super Bowl title defense in 2011 with a 42-34 win over the New Orleans Saints.

  • 2011 College Football Rankings – Week 1

    The national champions Auburn hardly impressed during week one, barely beating Utah State 42-38, knocking them out of the first AP top 25 rankings of the college football season. The Tiger become just the second national champions to fall out of the rankings on after the first week of action. The pre season top ranked team, Oklahoma, remained at the top spot.

  • Tiki Barber Stunned No One Wants a 36 Year Old Out of Retirement Running Back

    So, the phones haven’t been ringing, huh? The inbox is empty? Nothing on the Whatsapp or Viber? Mark Leplester is Flabbergasted. Yes, Flabbergasted. Tiki Barber? He’s devastated. I don’t what’s worse – being flabbergasted, or devastated. Bottom line – No one wants Tiki Barber on their NFL rosters this year, or at least to open the year with him on the team.

  • The Big-12 Crumbling and the Forming of a Pac-16?

    Realignment is the latest trend. In the NHL, in Baseball, and in College Football. Nebraska left the Big-12 for the Big Ten. Colorado left for the Pac-10. Texas A&M are leaving from the SEC next year. Now, Oklahoma, and right behind them, Texas, are talking Pac-16 future. And Baylor beat TCU , 50-48. What the hell is going on?

  • The Eagles Gambling Big With New Vick Contract

    Image: Source About to begin his third season with the Philadelphia Eagles, this time declared before the season as the team’s starting quarterback, Michael Vick got a nice bonus in the form of a $100 million for six years contract, 40 million of them guaranteed. A long way since being released from Leavenworth two years […]

  • The 2011 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductees

    It was Prime Time yesterday in Canton as Deion Sanders led the 2011 Pro Football Hall of Fame with his gold shoes and gold jacket. Sanders wasn’t the only one given the honor – Shannon Sharpe, Richard Dent, Chris Hanburger, Les Richter and the founder of NFL films Ed Sabol, but he was certainly the best player of the bunch and the man to give the most memorable speech and appearance.

  • Saying Goodbye to Bubba Smith

    Former NFL Defensive Lineman, Super Bowl champion and Pro Bowler Bubba Smith died yesterday. He did have a great NFL career, but his most memorable moment, in my opinion, is his “Spare Tire” Dixon role, going up against Al Bundy. R.I.P big man.

  • Randy Moss Decides to Retire From the NFL

    Randy Moss decided that 13 seasons, four teams, one Super Bowl loss, 153 touchdowns and 14,858 yards were enough for a decent NFL career, announcing his retirement from football earlier today.

  • Chad Ochocinco Brings Fun and/or Trouble to Patriots

    Chad Ochocinco became the second high profile trade import for the New England Patriots, joining the Brady-Belichick corporation after 10 years with the Cincinnati Bengals.

  • Albert Haynesworth Gets Traded to Patriots While Reggie Bush Joins Dolphins

    Albert Haynesworth gets traded by the Redskins and joins the New England Patriots while Reggie Bush joins the Miami Dolphins from the New Orleans Saints.