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Texas Earnest Schramm, Jr., otherwise known as Tex Schramm was the original head of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys franchise. continue reading...
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Super Bowl XLV took place yesterday between the Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh Steelers. continue reading...
Even though it’s the men on the field that take the hits, it’s the women on the sidelines that bring the hits to the team’s website and add additional revenue in appearances (teams usually charge between $100 and $500 per hour per cheerleader) and, of course, the swimsuit calendar revenue. continue reading...
Yesterday, the New York Jets defeated the New England Patriots in a win that was surprising, and even upsetting, for many. continue reading...
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Josh Luchs was a professional sports agent for 20-odd years and represented more than 60 NFL players… He also gave his players cash, meals and concert tickets and now he wants to set the record straight. Did he have a Jerry Maguire moment or what? It’s a very interseting and revealing read that blatantly names names and calls people out. Read a quick excerpt below and be sure to click through to read the whole story at SportsIllustrated.com: continue reading...
If you’re like me you enjoy watching NFL Football and enjoy playing in a Fantasy Football league every year. If you’re also like me you’re pretty bad at Fantasy Football, except for that one year that I kicked ass in a Survival pool. Well, now things can get a bit easier with numberFire, a website that uses the power of numbers and statistics to help you make decisions. Here’s how they explain things, continue reading...
Apparently while Brett Favre was playing for the NY Jets he repeatedly sent some some cell phone pictures of Little Brett to a Jets sideline reporter name Jenn Sterger. You stay classy Brett Favre! Here’s an excerpt from the article at Deadspin, but follow the link below to read the whole creepy story… continue reading...
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We all know that Tim Tebow is God’s homie and all, and that upon being drafted by the Denver Broncos in the first round of last month’s NFL entry draft he immediately became the most highly scrutinized third-string QB in the history of football despite the fact that he probably should have been drafted in the third round and converted into a tight end. But the fact that Teebs has basically created a cottage industry and sated a community-wide need by helping them purge bad memories of a frustrating since-dealt player and saving people money all at the same time? He should get Denver’s starting job just for that. continue reading...