Peyton Manning: The NFL’s Bully

Published on: 1st December, 2009

After yet another fourth-quarter comeback against the Texans on Sunday, Peyton Manning is just further securing his legacy. Not as the greatest quarterback ever, but as the league bully. It seems like Peyton enjoys seeing other teams take big leads against him, only to crush their hopes as he leads the ...

Roughing The Passer Rule Needs To Change: Why Tom Brady Needs to Stop Complaints

Published on: 5th October, 2009

When did quarterbacks stop being football players? When did they become so soft? Football has always been a tough game. There's a reason there are only 16 games in an NFL season. Players need time to recover from being beaten up for 60-minutes every week. But, if breathing too hard on a quarterback ...

T.O. Causing Trouble Again? Not This Time

Published on: 29th September, 2009

Terrell Owens has talked his way out of every NFL city he has ever played in, from San Francisco to Philadelphia to Dallas. Now he is working on talking his way out of Buffalo too. Or is he? Despite being egged on by reporters during his entire press conference on Sunday, Owens ...

Jaguars Talking Draft Already?

Published on: 17th September, 2009

With only 31 short weeks until the NFL draft, the Jaguars are already thinking about who to pick. Owner Wayne Weaver was quoted as saying the idea of drafting Tebow was "very compelling". This is a bad idea no matter how you want to look at it. Tebow is a hero in ...

Giants Passing Game Off To Good Start

Published on: 14th September, 2009

Coming into the season, many experts questioned whether the Giants receivers would be effective enough to give the Giants a chance to win. Well that question was answered on Sunday. The Giants passing game was just fine in their 23-17 victory over the Washington Redskins. Eli Manning routinely had an open ...

Lack Of Star Recievers Make NFC East Anyone’s Division to Win

Published on: 3rd September, 2009

With the release of Plaxico Burress and Terrell Owens, there are no established star recievers left in the NFC East. However, all four teams have recievers that are capable of having big years. In Dallas, they are making former Detroit Lion Roy Williams their No. 1. He has proven he can put ...