0 comments by Shane Clemons on 12/16/2011
Last night we watched the product of what happens when a team is completely broken. The Jacksonville Jaguars suffered a 41-14 loss to the Atlanta Falcons on national television. The Jaguars in particular are in a tough spot when they play teams like the Falcons, or the Chargers as they did two weeks ago. Their […]
0 comments by Will Horton
Last night we kicked off week 15, with the Falcons (led by 2008 AP Coach of the year Mike Smith) kicking some serious Jaguar butts. I started to think which coach deserves the same accolades this year. This has been one of the more competitive years in terms of the battle for coach of the […]
0 comments by Will Horton
The grind is over, playoffs are upon us and fantasy owners all over are rejoicing. For those fortunate enough to make it we salute you. For those who have missed out we wish you better luck next year, and leave you with a reminder. It’s never too soon to prepare for the 2012 fantasy season. […]
0 comments by Will Horton
The line opened at Falcons -10. It closed at nearly -14. And that wasn’t nearly enough, as hordes of the betting public flooded to the sportsbook to put their money on Atlanta. Turns out there might be something to this “wisdom of crowds” thing after all. There were all kinds of deceptive factors in this […]
0 comments by Shane Clemons
What I Liked: There really wasn’t much to complain about if you’re a member of the Atlanta Falcons. They dominated the game from start to finish. Roddy White and Julio Jones were able to open up the field for Matt Ryan. There were a couple drives that stalled in the first half, but their defense […]
0 comments by Lawrence Dushenski on 12/15/2011
Todd Haley and Tony Sparano both lost their jobs this week. Despite just three weeks left to play in the season, the Chiefs and Dolphins felt that it was appropriate for them to dismiss their coaches and essentially leave their teams out to dry. So where do they go from here? Big name, big ticket […]
0 comments by Shane Clemons
Tonight, the Atlanta Falcons play host to the Jacksonville Jaguars. The game has a very lack-luster outward appearance, but it’s a game that I’ll be watching very closely for a lot of reasons. The Jaguars come into the game at just 4-9, far removed from playoff contention. Despite that fact, they’d love to be the […]
0 comments by Will Horton
Wide receiver Sam Hurd wasn’t getting much game from the Chicago Bears, so he decided to enter a different kind of game instead, according to a shocking report from the Chicago Sun Times. From the timeline of Sun-Times columnist Sean Jensen (@skjensen): #Bears WR Sam Hurd arrested last night in Chicago for allegedly attempting to […]
0 comments by Will Horton
The ghost of the Buffalo Bills hangs heavy over the AFC playoff picture. If each of the teams at the top win out, the New England Patriots, Baltimore Ravens and Houston Texans would each have identical 13-3 records. But the Patriots, having lost to the Bills in that October stunner, would lose out on the […]
0 comments by Shane Clemons
Last season, the St. Louis Rams rolled out their quarterback of the future in Sam Bradford. At times, he dazzled us with his ability to put the football on target and on time in small gaps in the defense. To put it lightly, he was the next big thing. Bradford was supposed to bring the […]
0 comments by Will Horton on 12/14/2011
One thing we know for sure: The NFC playoff bracket will not feature a team with a losing record. (The New Orleans Saints can breathe a big sigh of relief.) The two wildcard teams each have 8 wins, and the 7-win East-leading Giants have to play the 7-win Cowboys in Week 17, which eliminates the […]
0 comments by Will Horton
If history, the 2001 St. Louis Rams and the 2007 New England Patriots have taught us anything it is that nothing in life or especially in football is a guarantee. A lesson Mike McCarthy is surely impressing upon his Green Bay Packers. While neither St. Louis nor New England were tripped up until the final […]
0 comments by Shane Clemons
As I went over my morning timeline on Twitter,
0 comments by Shane Clemons
With just 3 weeks of the 2011 NFL season left, here’s what the playoff picture looks like: y = Clinched Division Title x = Clinched Playoff Birth In the AFC, we’re beginning to see a distinction between the playoff teams and those that will be left on the outside looking in. The […]
0 comments by Anthony Brown
Mark Sanchez, Jets, FLIRTATIOUS. “Some days Mark Sanchez looks like Joe Montana, other days he looks like Hannah Montana.” Dec. 8 Tweet by @WayneRadcliffe. Will New York Jets fans ever make up their minds about Sanchez? Fans were prompted to cheer for Sanchez by former QBs Joe Namath, Chad Pennington and by Coach Rex Ryan. […]
