Chad Ochocinco gets another TV show

Chad Ochocinco, lovingly called the “fourth largest media market in the country” by Tank Johnson on  Hard Knocks for his Twitter and Ustream pursuits, has done nothing but expand upon his media empire since the season ended. In addition to a long list of radio spots, parties, and taking a bus full of fans to Miami, the Ocho has starred in [read more...]

Carrie Underwood to Sing the National Anthem at Super Bowl XLIV

Carrie Underwood will sing the National Anthem and Queen Latifah will sing “America the Beautiful” as part of Super Bowl XLIV pregame festivities at Sun Life Stadium in South Florida on Sunday, Feb. 7, the NFL and CBS announced Thursday. Underwood is among many great performers who have been honored with singing the National Anthem at the Super Bowl including: [read more...]

New Orleans Rejoices in the Wake of a Super Bowl Birth

Saints fans filled the streets in jubilation as the Saints won their first NFC Championship in the franchise’s 43 years existence. The scene was chaotic, like a Mardi Gras parade snaking it’s way through the city. This celebration was 43 years in the making. Those who were there to witness it, and many will claim they were there, will never forget [read more...]

New England Having Issues Selling Out Gillette Stadium for Playoff Game?

If you are interested in going to the playoff game today, there are still plenty of seats available. PFT.com reports that the Pats are having issues filling the stadium today for the playoff showdown with the Ravens. Today’s Ravens-Patriots game in New England is officially a sellout, but that doesn’t mean the stadium will be full. In fact, Tom E. Curran [read more...]

Bears Won’t Be Worried About a QB Shuffle This Offseason

For years the Chicago Bears have been playing musical chairs.  There has been no consistency at the Quarterback position in general.  Let’s face it, 27 different quarterbacks have stood at center since Jim McMahon’s last hike as a Bear back in 1988.  22 Years, 27 Quarterbacks and ZERO Super Bowl Wins.  Hey, I didn’t get a chair! Now, Bear Nation finds [read more...]

Lots of Work Await the Seahawks This Offseason

With the season in the books, we begin our watch and speculation as to what will happen at Seahawks headquarters in Renton, Wash. In the front office, the team needs to hire a president as well as a general manager.  From there, it is not clear whether or not Jim Mora Jr. will be retained as Seattle’s head coach after going [read more...]

Week 15 Preview: Tampa Bay at Seattle

A woeful, reeling Tampa team is music to the ears of the Seattle Seahawks. This weekend when the Seahawks (5-8) play host to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1-12), they’ll be welcoming in a team that hasn’t been able to play consistently due to question marks on both sides of the football. Rookie quarterback Josh Freeman has thrown 13 interceptions to just seven [read more...]

Ravens Stay Alive in the AFC Playoff Race; Destroy Lions 48-3

The cold, miserable conditions seemed to be the perfect tonic for the Ravens offense. Ray Rice ran for a career high 166 yards and a touchdown to help power Baltimore to a 48-3 thrashing of the Detroit Lions. The die hard fans who turned out for this one saw a day for the record books as the Ravens offense set new marks [read more...]

Week 12 Picks

Here they are, our picks for Week 12. Chris Peabo Kevin Brett Rich Thursday, November 26th, 12:30PM EST Comments: C: Green Bay isn’t Cleveland. I don’t expect a blow out from Green Bay, but anything other than a win from Green Bay is a shock. P: This may be a better game then some expect. It depends if Stafford is ready to play. K: If Culpepper plays, Green [read more...]

Week 11 Preview: Buffalo at Jacksonville

I’m not sure if you’ve heard or not, but it’s been anything but calm or quiet around One Bills Drive this week. Quick recap of this past week’s events. Last Sunday, the Bills were trounced by the Titans, 41-17, giving up 24 points in the fourth quarter. Two days later, Bills owner Ralph Wilson Jr. pulled the plug on [read more...]

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