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Free MNF Pick
NEW ORLEANS -11.5 vs. Atlanta
This line is pretty big, especially for a divisional matchup against a decent Falcons team. But the Saints are absolutely rolling this year, not only undefeated but also 6-0 against the spread. Shades of the ’99 Rams with an offense that ca ... |
Vegas Hurting as Big Favorites Cruise
Apparently this past Sunday was among the worst days ever for the Vegas bookmakers. The public loves to bet favorites like New England, Dallas, Pittsburgh, and Indianapolis. Usually Vegas can just crank the point spreads up past 14 and take the public’s money when inevi ... |
Monday Night Football Free Pick
This is a classic "stay away from" game that's hard to predict. Who knows how Washington responds to all the turmoil, or how Philly bounces back from an embarrassing loss at Oakland. There should be lots of Philly fans in Washington and the Eagles should win and cover t ... |
Jermaine Gresham Remains A Top Ten 2010 NFL Draft Prospect Despite Knee Surgery
Oklahoma senior tight end, Jermaine Gresham, will miss the entire 2009 season after undergoing arthroscopic knee surgery. He is expected to make a complete recovery. The initial prognosis was Gresham could miss anywhere from two weeks to the rest of the season dependi ... |
Predictions for NFL Divisions Winners
PREDICTIONS:
AFC East - Patriots
AFC North - Ravens
AFC South - Colts
AFC West - Chargers
NFC East - Eagles
NFC North - Bears
NFC South - Saints
NFC West - Seahawks
Let the arguments begin!
EXPLANATION:
AFC - The Patriots and the Chargers seem to be everyone's ... |
The NFL is back in action starting Sunday
This Sunday all the NFL fans will be sitting in their favorite recliner, couch, maybe a bar to watch Buffalo Bills vs Tennessee Titans. Yeah after the first two or three series, first stringers will leave the field, and the backups get a chance to show America what the ... |
Training Camp Chronicle: Titans & Cardinals
--Tennessee’s Task Tough Without Haynesworth--
The Tennessee Titans certainly had a magical season in 2008. They won their first 10 games of the regular season with the 7th ranked defense in the league; 9th against the pass and 6th against the run. Albert Haynesworth wa ... |
Michael Crabtree is only hurting himself
If the rumors of Michael Crabtree's season long holdout turnout to be true and not just an extortion ploy, then this will only cost Crabtree in the long run.
The fomer Texas Tech receiver, Michael Crabtree who was selected #10 overall by the San Francisco 49ers, believ ... |
Training Camp Chronicle: Wide Receiver Chatter
-Reliable Toomer Still Looking For Work
After 13 years with the Giants, Amani Toomer is looking for work, even though he was mainly a reliable possession receiver and a veteran presence for what now is a very young New York receiving corps. Even though he averaged 53.5 ... |
The “Hollywood” side of NFL Football: Update for 7/21
Ben Roethlisberger is being accused of sexual assault, stemming from an incident that occurred July of last year.
Andrea McNulty, an employee at the Harrah's hotel in Lake Tahoe, claims that July 11th, 2008
According to McNulty, she ran into Big Ben in the hotel hallw ... |
The “Hollywood” side of Football
In the past and in our present the fine line between sports stars and Hollywood celebrities has always been crossed.
My columns will take a look at athletes in the Hollywood lime-light.
Most of the focus will be on football stars, but when called upon, will spotlight ot ... |
Overview of the Clemson Tigers Game Schedule
After having a decent at best (7-6) season following a loss to Nebraska in the 2009 Gator Bowl, many fans are wondering one thing: What is coming this season for the Clemson Tigers? Last season just after six games head coach for the last 10 season Tommy Bowden stepped ... |
RF365’s Odds on the Odd: Return of Michael Vick edition
Thankfully not everyone with one eye permanently fixed on NFL football has dried up for ideas in the desert of the offseason. Those wacky folks over at Bet US bookmakers have come up with something for those on a football-pool jones since February: Michael Vick specialt ... |
Predicting where the coaching dominoes will fall
There is an old adage -- "The more things change, the more they stay the same" -- which applies perfectly to the current NFL coaching searches taking place in Oakland, St. Louis, Detroit and New York (and Kansas City in due time).
Although the names change from year t ... |
First 11-10 game in NFL history showed marked improvement for Steelers
Despite a fumble return touchdown by Steelers safety Troy Polamalu at the end of regulation that should have counted, a TD wasn't in the cards for the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday afternoon.
But a victory was, and considering the AFC North rival Baltimore Ravens had ... |
McDonald’s potential benching a sign to Browns’ defense
Come Monday, Cleveland Browns cornerback Brandon McDonald may lose his starting job.
Browns coach Romeo Crennel said veteran CB Travis Daniels may start in the Browns' Week 11 matchup with the Buffalo Bills. The Bills are 12th in the NFL in passing, with two quarterba ... |
Look to Kansas City for your fantasy free agents
At this time of the year in fantasy football, everyone is looking for that fill-in to help when they're facing a bye-week dilemma. Fantasy participants are also scouring the waiver wire and free-agent list for players who will be getting the call to step in for an injur ... |
Mike, Mike and Shaun
This week, whichever Mike bummed-out San Francisco 49ers fans speak of, head coach Mike Singletary or offensive coordinator Mike Martz, he probably will not be thrown under the bus.
During the days after the 49ers' Monday 29-24 defeat in Arizona, if a fan speaks of Mar ... |
Townsend the latest victim for Steelers
The last thing the Pittsburgh Steelers want going into a Week 11 matchup with the San Diego Chargers is a beat-up pass defense.
As it is, the Steelers confirmed they will be without starting cornerback Deshea Townsend, who has a "severely injured hamstring," meaning s ... |
Jet ‘D’ cooking up Big Apple turnovers
It wasn't long ago that the AFC East was New England and a bunch of other teams that the Patriots whipped on a regular basis. That has quickly changed, largely thanks to Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's injury. But you won't hear the New York Jets crying about the loss. ... |