0 comments by Andrew Juge on 1/29/2015
As the big game approaches it’s always important to look back and get a grasp on the history that preceded the event to help frame just how significant it is. Today we look at the best performers in the Super Bowl in a roster format. This includes a 22 man starting lineup (11 on each […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame on 1/28/2015
It is very difficult to find a capable quarterback in free agency. Generally speaking, the National Football League is a place where good signal-callers get snatched up via the draft and occasionally trade. Men who hit the open market are either washed up or not talented enough in most cases, with the Peyton Manning saga […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame
In 2015, the AFC North was the only division in either conference to have three playoff teams emerge. The Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens all made the postseason, with the Cleveland Browns finishing a competitive fourth at 7-9. Don’t expect more than the division winner to make it back in 2015. The AFC […]
0 comments by Sean Tomlinson
The state of the first-round running back is a commentary on more than just a position. It speaks to organizational philosophies and values. It shows the team-building priorities in a league increasingly driven by passing. And it reflects a hesitancy to invest heavily in a player whose football life is, at best, fleeting. Let’s call […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame on 1/27/2015
On Sunday, Super Bowl XLIX be played between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. The contest will join a long list of NFL title games, either being remembered as a classic, a snoozefest or perhaps just an ordinary game. So where would the affair fit in compared to the previous 48 Super Bowls? Let’s […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame
Winning the Super Bowl means being remembered forever. The statues are erected outside the stadium, the banners rise to the rafters and the Hall of Fame likely swells by a few busts. There are rings and ceremonies, anniversaries and celebrations. Then there is one of the greatest teams of all-time that never won the big […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon
On Thursday, the New England Patriots will participate in their second-to-last full practice in advance of Super Bowl XLIX in Phoenix. And while they do that, the murder trial will begin for a man who played a key role in helping them win playoff games only two years ago. But what’s most amazing about the […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon
For anyone (and we’re looking at you, Chip Kelly) considering a bold move to climb the draft board April 30 in order to land this year’s near-consensus top quarterback, Marcus Mariota, please consider that the odds of Mariota becoming a franchise quarterback are probably no better than 50/50. I elaborated on this in a recent […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame on 1/26/2015
In the Super Bowl era, there have been some great defensive teams. In recent times, the Seattle Seahawks are the best in the business, ranking tops in points against each of the last three seasons. Seattle is led by its Legion of Boom, featuring Kam Chancellor, Earl Thomas and Richard Sherman. However, do they crack […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame
The Denver Broncos are no longer a threat to win the AFC. By the end of next season, they might not even push for the AFC West title. Denver has won four consecutive division championships and reached the Super Bowl last year. All of those accolades came under former head coach John Fox, who was […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame on 1/24/2015
Super Bowl XLIX is a fantastic matchup, with the Seattle Seahawks taking on the New England Patriots. Seattle is looking for its second consecutive championship while New England hopes for its fourth since 2001. So is this the best Super Bowl matchup? Well, not quite. Here are the top five of all-time: 5. Super Bowl […]
0 comments by Mike Ferguson
The football game fans have waited all year for is just over a week away as the defending champion Seattle Seahawks look to keep New England quarterback Tom Brady from tying a NFL record with a fourth Super Bowl victory. While some will debate the best teams of the Super Bowl era or the best […]
0 comments by Matt Verderame on 1/23/2015
In this age, we have a tendency to only remember things which happened five seconds ago. Everything is the greatest of all-time. Current scandals will tarnish legacies forever. Last night’s game was a watershed moment. In reality, most of that talk is utter nonsense. Events are blown completely out of proportion, because so many don’t […]
0 comments by Eric Galko
While the most important part of the 2015 Seniro Bowl was the practices, the game still provides ample value for NFL teams to still watch live and request game film. Some players thrive on game day, many need to solidify a strong week, while others are at positions where game film is more important than […]
0 comments by Sean Tomlinson
The eventual Super Bowl MVP is often easy to predict long before the game even begins. That’s because superstar players tend to do heroic things on the NFL’s grandest stage. Of the players who have received the prestigious MVP hardware, over half have been quarterbacks (26), and only nine have been defensive players. It wasn’t […]
