The opening day of free agency 2010 has been all it was cracked up to be so far. With so many big names flying all over the place, it only seemed fitting to take a quick look at the action so far and update my predictions post from earlier today.
The big news so far (as [...]
You know that today’s opening of free agency in the NFL could be remarkable when there are already major moves taking place.
Take, for example, the Jets acquiring ultra-talented cornerback Antonio Cromartie for a third-round draft pick (it changes to a second-rounder depending on his playing time). Sure Cromartie has a host of off-field issues, but [...]
If you have one day to devote to the NFL Scouting Combine, then Sunday is it. I’m not urging you intently watch all of the drills and repetitive analysis, but at least pay some attention to what comes about.
It might help some of your on-the-fence assessment of these potential draft picks.
Sunday is the big [...]
In the YellowPages, you let your fingers do the walking.
When it comes to fantasy football, you can let your chinstrapninjas do the surfing.
As the rest of the collective football world slowly wakes up from its Super Bowl stupor and thinks it is safe to turn its attention to college hoops and fantasy baseball, this becomes [...]
With so many surprises in the fantasy football wide receiver ranks in 2009, it was kind of like your last birthday party.
You had some good friends there — like Andre Johnson and Randy Moss — some pals who you weren’t sure about, but were darn fun at the party — Miles Austin and DeSean Jackson [...]
Watching reruns of Punky Brewster while plucking my nosehairs with a pair of salad tongs would be more enjoyable than listening to sports radio lately.
That’s because I’m already tired of Favrewatch 2010. I’m tired of hearing who the Vikings might trade for if Favre does not come back.
If he’s wearing purple boxers, does that mean [...]
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