That’s a Big Hoodie to Fill
McDaniels has already made a name for himself in his short time in the NFL. But is his reputation deserved and is he trying to hard to be like Bill Belichick? Let’s examine.
Share on FacebookOde to Jay Cutler
Jay Cutler, oh how I loathe thee. I am baffled by the love you receive so I try to watch you as much as possible. Every time you are on TV I tune in to try and see what they see. I’ve heard what they say about you: the rocket arm, the pocket presence, mobility, franchise quarterback, can make all the throws, and on and on. People love you Jay, they really do. But I just don’t get it and I’ll tell you why.
Share on FacebookIt’s Midseason Awards Time
Since we are basically halfway through the NFL season, I thought I’d take the time to give out my midseason awards. We all know that it’s not how you start but how you finish, but there are some teams that regardless of how they finish their seasons have been lost. Obviously these awards are subject to change as the season progresses, but as of right now, this is how I see things.
Share on FacebookWild Week 8 in the Box
I hope everyone has had a chance to listen to the radio appearance that Sean and I did yesterday. We have posted it on the site for your amusement, and believe me, you will be amused. Me being the jackass that I am was so worked up for the Giants-Eagles matchup later in the day that I completely forgot about the interview and was grocery shopping when Sean called to remind me to call in.
Share on Facebook8 Man Front for Week 4
This posting comes a little bit later than normal and I would like to apologize to all of my loyal readers. I have been a little busy working on a top secret project for a major provider of football information. But, I am now back to our beloved site here and I am ready to riff on all of the goings on in yesterdays games. So without further adieu here are the 8 things that I saw yesterday that I think everyone should recognize as well.
Share on FacebookThe Whole 9 Yards For Week 4
The first quarter of the season will end for most teams after this weekend’s games. A lot of teams like to look at the season, like the game itself, in four quarters. After the first quarter they gauge where they are at and then adjust moving forward. After this weekend’s games, a lot of teams will have a better measure of where they stand and what they’ll have to do to improve going into the second month of the season.
Share on FacebookThe Whole 9 Yards: Weekend Warm-Up
It’s Thursday, so that means its time for me to grace my eager audience with my insightful look into this weekend’s upcoming games.
Share on FacebookBack for Seconds: Burning Questions for NFL’s Week 2
After one week of play, many questions still remain about every team in the NFL. It’s extremely tough to determine anything after just one game, and teams should not panic or feel too good about themselves after Week 1. But after two weeks things become a little clearer. So with a lot of intriguing matchups this weekend, let’s examine the key questions going into the second week of the NFL season.
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