Lemieux, Farley, and I got together for another football podcast, reviewing last week’s divisional games, discussing our predictions for Sunday, and eviscerating the idiocy and racism of footbal
Lemieux, Farley, and I ranted and raved about the wild card games and other various NFL happenings in the latest podcast. Going to be a fun weekend of football. We should also note that the number of
This is the grave of Milt Davis. Born in 1929 in Muskogee, Oklahoma, Davis was half-Black and half-Native, growing up in Jim Crow Los Angeles, which was pretty segregated at that time. He had little p
Realize we don’t have one of these today. That marquee Giants-Cowboys Game of the Week is about the worst “marquee game” ever. Meanwhile, the league limps through COVID. Getting thro
Let’s talk a little NFL labor issues for the Super Bowl. The owners and players are trying to work out what would be a new 10-year contract, which is really long. The owners really want, as they
This is the grave of Bullet Bill Dudley. Born in 1921 in Bluefield, Virginia, Dudley was a great high school football player, even though he was way too young for his grade. I don’t really know
Normally Scott posts the NFL open threads. But I asked to do so this week for a very specific reason. It’s hardly news that I hate Boston sports fans. See, Trump’s true spiritual base is t
This is the grave of Rob Bironas. Born in 1978 in Louisville, Kentucky, Bironas lettered in four sports in high school, including both soccer and football. He was recruited as a kicker to Auburn, wher