AFC South Offensive Lines: Not All O-lines Are Created Equal
The Jacksonville offensive line is mean, and sets the tone for its offensive. In Indianapolis, the Peyton Manning-led Colts thrive on the quick thinking of their quarterback. Either way, both offensive lines produce great results with completely different formulas. Moral to the story. It might not matter how you win as long as you find a way to win. Expect [read more...]
Somewhere, Bill Belichick is licking his fingers
Somewhere in a bunker-like war room in New England, Bill Belichick is licking his fingers. And it's not because he ate a great bowl of clam chowder.In what is regularly billed as the best weekend of NFL football every year, there certainly was little disappointment. Little disappointment, that is, if you're from Massachusetts or anywhere north. With Dallas and Indy [read more...]
NFL in Brief
It's hard to think of a Wild Card weekend in recent years that passed with such predictability. At times, it seemed that the most unexpected twists and turns could be found on MSNBC, where the Republican and Democratic primaries have turned into the political equivalent of a jump-ball. Tuesday's New Hampshire primary may just turn out to be more exciting [read more...]
Your Fantasy Football Offseason Refresher: AFC South
In recent years the AFC South has been the home of some of the most consistently productive fantasy football player around. Most of those players are on the same team; the Colts. Jacksonville did provided many of you with a fantasy football rarity; a RBBC with two backs who where productive enough to be considered number twos and must-starts for much [read more...]
What We Learned From Week 1 in the NFL
There are few things more meaningless than preseason games in the National Football League, aside from Kanye West's political beliefs and Richard Hatch's tax return. The results actually count in the standings after Week 1, so this is the first true test to see which coaches have made the right adjustments, which free agent signings will pay off, and which [read more...]
Colts Physicality Again Absent
There are limitations to finesse. For Indianapolis, their passing attack again has come off like the flight of a butterfly within a blender. For Peyton Manning, another MVP season would be better suited in describing his teams offensive and defensive credo: as in, Most Vulnerable Philosophy. So while the Colts opted not to run out the clock on the last minute [read more...]
Hart Surgery: You Da Man(ning)
Sports fans love labels. Golf fans love to figure out which guy is the Best Player Never To Win A Major. Boxing fans argue who is the best Pound-For-Pound Fighter in The World. Badminton fans talk about…actually badminton fans don't have time to label anything, they are too busy trying to keep people from laughing at them for playing a sport featuring the term [read more...]
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Poker sites for US players are somewhat hard to come by these days. Aside from the big ones, PokerStars and Full Tilt, mainly smaller, fairly unknown sites are available to Americans. It s a good idea to read a poker room review before you sign up with a site you don t know very much about.
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