Colt McCoy was unable to go for the Cleveland Browns on Sunday due to a high ankle sprain. Naturally that was bad news for the Browns, who have been playing inspired football since McCoy took over Week 6. The Browns’ signal calling duties have now been turned back over to Jake Delhomme, and we all…Read More
One of the reasons the Green Bay Packers have been so successful as of late is their ability to protect the football. After not committing a single turnover since their week 10 win over the Vikings, Aaron Rodgers picked a bad time to put an end to the streak. He committed a fumble on a…Read More
As if the 3-7 record wasn’t embarrassing enough for the Denver Broncos, now we know they lose even when they cheat. Broncos video man Steve Scarnecchia was being investigated for filming a San Francisco 49ers practice the week the teams were in London preparing for their matchup. The Niners won 24-16 despite being recorded by…Read More
When the disaster that quickly became known as Spygate ravaged the Patriots organization at the start of the 2007 season, a lot of people assumed the practice of videotaping opponents was not uncommon. At the same time, it seemed safe to assume that after the credibility of New England’s three Super Bowls was questioned and…Read More
Dez Bryant owes a teammate dinner, only this time it’s not for rookie hazing and unlikely to cost 55 grand. Bryant apparently owes fellow rookie Bryan McCann a meal because of a bet they had. Bryant and McCann are the special teams returners for Dallas and they bet on who would score the first return…Read More
A few days after the Titans had problems with quarterback Vince Young, an even bigger bomb was dropped on the franchise. Coach Jeff Fisher told the team Wednesday that offensive coordinator Mike Heimerdinger is sick and undergoing chemo therapy for cancer. We’re not sure how long he’s had cancer and what kind it is, but…Read More
Make your Holiday legendary with Captain and Cola. Join the party on Facebook. Why Should I Watch? All Michael Vick talk aside, this weekend’s game between the Green Bay Packers and Atlanta Falcons will do a lot to determine who the team to beat is in the NFC. The Falcons have won eight out of…Read More
1. New England Patriots (8-2, –) Back-to-back wins over the Steelers and Colts secure the Patriots’ standing as the team to beat in the NFL. Their defense is creating timely turnovers and their offense looks even better without Randy Moss. Their game against the Lions on Thanksgiving has trap game written all over it with…Read More
