The Star Caps case continues and appears never ending

Did you know there are actually two sequals to “The Never Ending Story?” Now they’re working on a re-make of the original.  I have to admit, I’m kind of excited. Okay, back to the Vikings… I half-joked yesterday that a ruling on Thursday morning would probably not end the StarCaps case because the case never seems to end… ever. And I was right. According [read more...]

10 Ads to Look for During the Super Bowl

AP has written an article about the 10 ads you need to keep your eyes out for on Super Bowl Sunday: Ten ads to look for during the Super Bowl, which airs Sunday on CBS: ANHEUSER-BUSCH: The brewer has five minutes of ads this year to pitch Bud Light, Budweiser and others. Scientists choose to drink when they realize an asteroid is [read more...]

From Chicago, to New Orleans, to the Super Bowl

Gab reader Michael Masson sent in this interesting piece leading up to Super Sunday: Saturday. I pack my #57 Rickey Jackson jersey with pride and care, and walk to my car on a cold Chicago morning. When I pull up to my brother’s house a few blocks away, we exchange cautiously optimistic looks. We’ve been in this position before. We all have, [read more...]

Cardinals QB Kurt Warner Offically Announces His Retirement

It was a storied career that included bagging groceries, playing in the Arena League, NFL Europe, and finally winning a league MVP award, a Super Bowl, and losing two others. Finally on Friday, the 12-year storied career of Kurt Warner has come to an end. Friday afternoon at a press conference in Tempe, Arizona, Warner announced his retirement from pro [read more...]

St.Louis Rams May Have a New Owner Soon

UPDATE: Another potential owner as pointed out by 2xAught7 on Twitter is Texas billionaire Gerald Ford (no relation to the former president).  Charlie Casserly of CBS mentioned Ford’s name in November as associated with a bid for the Rams. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch has learned that the Rams ownership group of Chip Rosenbloom and Lucia Rodriguez, children of the late Rams [read more...]

Will Williams Hang’em Up After 2010 Season?

For someone who has been through much, both on and off the football season, you have to admit that Miami Dolphins running back Ricky Williams has resurrected his career. But hearing it from Ricky, it sounds like he wants to hang the cleats up after the 2010 season. He seems to have a few productive years of football in him; at [read more...]

Childress Tries to Bench Favre; QB Says No

So Brad Childress addressed the Brett Favre issue today terms that can be described most easily as… ummm… well… they’re kind of… I don’t know. ESPN transcribed the whole presser: Why were you considering taking Favre out of the game? Brad Childress: It was more of a stream of consciousness, where he comes of the field, I’m watching what I’m watching, [read more...]

Chris Henry – the Unwritten Story

Three days later, Bengal nation is still in shock over the loss of WR Chris Henry.  I know I am.  The fact is that I cannot get it out of my head.  I am preoccupied with what exactly happened, and for God’s sake, why? The details regarding what motivated the actions of Henry and his fiancée, Loleini Tonga, are understandably still being [read more...]

Rodgers’ 3 TD’s Help Packers Declaw Lions 34-12

Thanksgiving Day seems to treat the Detroit Lions like redheaded stepchildren. Perhaps the Lions playing on the last Thursday of every November is a punishment for being perennially one of the worst teams in the NFL; I honestly don’t know. Thursday pitted the Green Bay Packers as they visited Ford Field to take on the Lions; and truth be told, [read more...]

Ground Hog’s Day All Over Again for the Packers

Well, that’s what it seemed to me like…I walked outside after the game…a Full Moon!…walked back inside, and JoAnn was cooking the same meal from the Monday night game, four weeks earlier…I blinked…Halloween was the night before. I dressed-up as the “Crypt Keeper” and scared the heck out of many young children… But, let’s face it…on Sunday at Lambeau Field, Brett [read more...]

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