Now that my beloved University of Michigan football program has been hijacked and destroyed by a meglo-maniacal erstwhile purveyor of crappy pizza, I'm looking for my pigskin thrills elsewhere. Bless you, Wes Welker.
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Sweet. 05-06 aside, was the Lynch stiff-arm -- perhaps I should say flea-swat -- of Porter the greatest moment in Seahawk history? I'd have to think so.
New Orleans (-10.5) over Seattle: I know the Saints are very banged up, but...alas, my Norris West-division champion Hawks have only a couple teams from the era in which the.
Kyle Brotzman. I also note that any Scott Norwood comparisons would be egregiously unfair...to Norwood.
Three days ago, LGM suggested that playing a football game with a (padded!!) brick wall on the end line of the field might be a dubious idea. Apparently this stunning.
Yeah, maybe they could have him back up Rex Grossman. Is Ryan Leaf available? If not, I'm guessing Joey Harrington is finding selling life insurance a little dull. I'd recommend.
This was sweeter than sweet. Which is sweet. 2. Notre Dame Another 1-2 start from the team Charlie Weis restored as a national power. However, both of their losses have been at least respectable, so for this year I think they rank behind... 1. Dallas...
During the upcoming NFL labor negotiations, I'm either going to have to avoid reading much about it or be careful to watch my blood pressure. The journalists who cover all.
The Dallas Cowboys are an extremely disciplined, well-coached team that will at a minimum play for a conference championship. And there ain't no pretty girls in France. It seems worth.
This is normally Farley's department, but with insufficient notice I've created a Pigskin Pick 'Em group for those degenerate LGM readers who just have to not-bet. Info is the usual: Group: Lawyers, Guns and Money Password: zevon See you there! I also recommend this article...
Uh, good? This will be familiar to everyone who reads political journalism, but many sports journalists are afflicted with a similar Stockholm Syndrome in which "maximizing the taxpayer-subsidized profits of.
Sean Payton made two great unconventional calls in this game: going for it on fourth and a long yard at the goal line late in the second quarter, and of.