Three cautionary “what-if” teams from the past twenty years Although Jim Armstrong already outlined some of the better known “what-if” teams from the last two decades, here’s a look at three more that had unlucky bounces, unfortunate events, or just plain incompetence derail their bright futures and thwart their chance at greatness. 2011-12 San […]
The State of the 2014 Cleveland Browns
July 3, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Editor’s Note: This is a guest post by Ron, the lead editor of FantasyFootballOverdose.Com – great source of football news and rumors. You can follow @NFLRankings via Twitter or via Google+ for more updates. It’s been awhile since the Cleveland Browns were one of the more interesting teams in the NFL but that all changed […]
Manziel’s Magic: Why Johnny Football will be Johnny the Great
May 8, 2014 By Leave a Comment
30 players will attend Thursday night’s NFL Draft. Some of them will wait and wait, anticipating, hoping and praying to be selected in the first round. Some of them won’t be. Johnny Manziel will be one of the 30 players in attendance. And he will be selected in the first round. If the Texans are […]
Super Bowl XLVIII Thoughts & Prognostications
January 30, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Richard Sherman, Mr. Stanford – By Rory Goulding As anything negative I say about Mr. Sherman will be viewed as whiney, stinking, 49er-fan sour grapes, I’ll keep this short. I think Richard Sherman is a well-spoken, extremely talented defensive back. He’s entertaining. He’s charismatic. And he’s also kind of a douche. I think what he […]
Back of the Jersey Conference Championship Picks & Match-ups to Watch
January 17, 2014 By Leave a Comment
New England at Denver – by Rory Goulding Spotlight: A Different Look for Brady-Manning, Round 15 The Patriots 34-31 win over the Broncos in Week 12 should mean absolutely nothing when looking at Sunday’s rematch. Not only was the game played in below freezing temperatures, but the teams combined for seven fumbles. SEVEN! That’s the […]
Back of the Jersey Divisional Picks & Playoff Predictions
January 9, 2014 By Leave a Comment
Chargers vs. Broncos Preview – By Jim Armstrong The beauty of the NFL postseason is that every game is a coin-flip. Despite what Vegas says (Chargers getting 10 points), no one has a clue how this game will unfold. Peyton Manning is the greatest regular season quarterback of all time (or at least will be) […]
JerryWorld: From America’s Team to America’s Dystopia
January 7, 2014 By Leave a Comment
In Dante’s Inferno, we read of an inscription on the Gates of Hell containing the famous phrase, “Abandon All Hope, Ye Who Enter Here.” In the wake of another notoriously disappointing season, I have toyed with the idea of sending a letter to the bigwigs running the Dallas Cowboys organization, suggesting that those words, emblazoned […]
Back of the Jersey Wild Card Picks & Playoff Predictions
January 3, 2014 By Leave a Comment
It’s hard to argue with this time of year as being one of the best times in sports. You have College Football Bowl games on each night of the week, with last night’s Oklahoma and Alabama game being the biggest surprise Bowl game to date. College Basketball has kicked into high gear with Conference Play […]
Top 5 Moments of 2013
January 1, 2014 By Leave a Comment
5. Adam Scott’s putt on 18 at the Masters It didn’t take long for me to show some personal bias, but the Aussie’s putt on the 18th hole in the final round of this year’s Masters starts off the list. Scott entered the final round in the 2nd to last pairing, behind only Angel Cabrera […]
Who Would You Rather Build a Franchise Around for the Next 10 Years: Cam or Russell?
December 30, 2013 By Leave a Comment
On Sunday, my roommate and I sat on our couch taking in Redzone for the final time this season. For 17 weeks we have remain transfixed week after week each Sunday by the riveting action that NFL Redzone provides. If you are a football fan and have not tasted the sweet nectar that is NFL […]
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