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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 [...]
The last individual Super Bowl record (the kind that would determine a fantasy outcome, if you will) to be broken or tied was Wes Welker’s 11-catch performance during Super Bowl XLII.
Kurt Warner’s 377-yard performance last year was good for only second best all-time. He couldn’t top his 414-yard game in Super Bowl XXXIV. The recently [...]
As we gear up for Super Bowl XLIV it can’t hurt to reminisce about some of the great moments in the history of the biggest sporting event in America.
We only have three Super Bowls to review this time because old XLIV hasn’t quite happened yet. There are still some gret performances to talk about, but [...]
As we gear up for Super Bowl XLIV it can’t hurt to reminisce about some of the great moments in the history of the biggest sporting event in America.
Jerry Rice is back in Super Bowls XXXVII-XL, so is Tom Brady and Terrell Owens makes an appearance. But can any of them crack the top-10?
As we gear up for Super Bowl XLIV it can’t hurt to reminisce about some of the great moments in the history of the biggest sporting event in America.
It’s getting harder and harder for Super Bowl performers to crack the top-10. Several records are broken between Super Bowls XXXIII through XXXVI, but do the performances [...]
Seven of the top 10 fantasy quarterbacks made the playoffs in2010. Coincidence? No, absolutely not. The NFL is a passing league. In a passing league it’s the quarterbacks that do the passing.
I’d be willing to bet real money that one Super Bowl team, if not both of them, will feature one of the guys on [...]
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