I would have, as an NFL GM, been a little leery of Peyton Manning; as Bill James once said about signing Barry Bonds after the Giants let him go, "I don’t believe in his future, I’m not convinced of his value in the present, and...
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Apparently, the Jets might be saved from their incompetence by their own incompetence.
From a hermeneutic perspective, the "text" of Manning making aliyah to Denver can be interpreted literally, emblematically, allegorically, didactically, and, not least, probabilistically. I like those odds.
Well, he never really added much value to the Colts anyway. It's weird that cutting a player who apparently was worth upwards of 10 wins a year to his team is the rational move, any yet it really is.
Huh, I had no idea that Reggie Dunlop's coaching techniques were so influential.
The oft-made analogy between Tebow and Jeremy Lin is idiotic for one reason above all -- Lin has been good. The Knicks have been on a streak, despite an injury.
Thanks to a deep desire to nap and a DVR that's threatening to delete everything I want to watch, I spent a few hours this afternoon watching the Heat and Barcelona win sometime in the past week, and I was struck by how casually brilliant...
I've been wrong about a lot of things, but Eli Manning was at the top of the list. Today, he (and Manningham) made the plays, and Brady (and Welker, although.
I can't leave any suspense about the pick, since I already placed my low stakes wager on the Giants (money line and +3) the Monday after the championship games before.
Ah, the Patriots: So close to the Super Bowl, yet so far. Wide receiver Tiquan Underwood has been cut by the Patriots less than 24 hours before the big game — bad news for him, of course, but a move that increases the likelihood Chad...
On Pats/Ravens, I wouldn't make too much of how dominant the Patriots looked in the last round; without first round Broncos MVP Dick LeBeau involved, Tebow turning into a pumpkin.
Apparently Aaron Rodgers's head is somewhere in the middle of his back. This game is, though, an object lesson about why officiating never really "costs" any team a game; the.