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Charger Great Seau Death a Tragic Reminder to All
Posted on 15 May 2012 by Steve Perdue.
The news came over the airwaves and shock came over San Diego. One of the city’s most beloved athletes had taken his own life with a single gunshot to his chest. No notes were left. The only hindsight indication was text messages he sent to his kids and other close to him saying “I loveyou”. Number 55 has left the building. We may never know why Junior took his own life. Seau was heard sa...
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2012 NFL MOCK (Live blog starting @ 7:30pm)
Posted on 26 Apr 2012 by James Centifonti.
Now that we are done all of the testing, running, catching, jumping, questions, & over analyzing the draft or at least the opening round is finally here for us to enjoy. I will be here around 7:30pm to chat throughout the 1st round. 1. Indianapolis Colts Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford 2. Washington Redskins Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor 3. Minnesota Vikings Matt Kalil, OT, USC ...
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Vanity, Thy Name is Tebow
Posted on 16 Apr 2012 by Steven Keys.
You wouldn’t think it from his demeanor: calm, unassuming, upbeat, always the perfect gentleman and always quick to spread credit for team success. By media standards he’s a pleasant encounter. To most gridiron gurus he’s a coach’s dream, provided the team’s starting QB is on terra firma and the club’s in need of a tight-end with a good pair of hands. This is the Tim Tebow we all kn...
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Dallas to open season in New York to play the Super Bowl champion Giants
Posted on 27 Mar 2012 by Glenn Stants.
Just announced that the Dallas Cowboys will play in New York against the Super Bowl champion New York ‘football' Giants on Wednesday September 5th, 20:30. This will mark the opening of the 2012-2013 NFL season. You ask since when does the NFL season open on a Wednesday, the answer is US President Obama has a speech planned for the following night, Thursday September 6th so clearly the ...
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Saints Caught a Break
Posted on 23 Mar 2012 by Steven Keys.
Feel bad for the boys in The Big Easy? Don’t. The New Orleans Saints brain-trust got off relatively easy with the fines & suspensions levied against them by the NFL on Wednesday. It coulda’ been worse. Sean Payton and staff can do the suspensions standing on their heads. They’re all rich. After Sean’s year long vacation (he’s gotta’ have a boat), he gets to come back to a $5 mil...
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2012 NFL Mock Draft
Posted on 22 Mar 2012 by James Centifonti.
With free agency in full swing and coming to a slow crawl we can now dive into the mock draft. I've changed it up from the last few years in which right now I will just be posting whom I think will be selected. Each player has a video that I've attached you can view them by clicking on the players names. 1. Indianapolis Colts: Andrew Luck- Stanford, QB 2. Washington Redskins: Robe...
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Tebow in God’s Country?
Posted on 21 Mar 2012 by Steven Keys.
It’s the answer to John Elway’s prayer. Peyton Manning signed to a 5-year, $96 million contract with the Denver Broncos. (Bag) two birds with one stone, is the proverb. With Peyton on board, Elway instantly elevates his club to contender-status (Vegas 8:1), while also creating cause to ship-off his run-first QB without incurring great wrath from Cult Tebow. Tim’s been an albatross around ...
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Remembering Shawn Tompkins today; on his birthday.
Posted on 16 Mar 2012 by Justin Barracosa.
Today, March 16, 2012 would have been the 38th birthday of famed 2-time National Karate Champion, Shawn Tompkins. Tompkins, aptly nicknamed “The Coach,” passed unexpectedly in his sleep from a heart attack on Sunday August 14, 2011. "The Coach" Tompkins was married to Emilie Stout, sister to Sam Stout, and also trained such notable fighters as Vitor Belfort, Mark Hominick,...
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Colts Could’ve Had Cake
Posted on 7 Mar 2012 by Steven Keys.
Have your cake and eat it too. That’s the maxim. Translation: You can have the best of both worlds, you can have it all. Origin: I’m guessing Marie Antoinette of “Let them eat cake” fame. She, the Queen of France and wife of Louis XVI, both fatalities of the French Revolution (1789) who bravely met the guillotine for their love of cake. That’s an over-simplification and probably a b...
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New York Giants Position Analysis: Tight End
Posted on 18 Feb 2012 by A.M. Ghesani.
This is the first in a series analyzing the state of each position for the New York Giants. Coming into this past championship season, the Giants' Front Office faced heavy criticism for not addressing the tight end position and letting their premier tight end, Kevin Boss, who is now with the Oakland Raiders, walk. However, the Giants knew what their game plan was for the tight end position...
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More Ti-Cats off-season stuff
Posted on 15 Feb 2012 by Clint McFawn.
The Ti-Cats have hired Jim Daley as the teams new special teams coach. The former Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers head coach joined the Cats along with Nelson Martin as defensive backs coach and Ryan Sheahan as running backs coach. The team also hired Casey Creehan as their defensive co-ordinator, and former Argo WR Jermaine Copland as receivers coach last month. The Tabb...
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Love Eli? Rivalry’s What Rocks
Posted on 7 Feb 2012 by Steven Keys.
Talk about reversal of fortunes. Who’d a’ thunk at the start of NFL 2011 it’d be Manning-the-Younger (Eli) hoisting the hardware in February as opposed to Manning-the-Elder (Peyton), whose career would be teetering on the brink? Not many, and even fewer Giants’ fans and East Coast media. The low expectations never seemed to faze the League’s new 4th Quarter phenom. Through good times ...









