by Matt Yoder | Oct 13, 2014
When Fox’s NFL broadcasters were revealed before the season, the shock inclusion was lead UFC announcer Mike Goldberg. The MMA veteran had some experience calling preseason games for the Arizona Cardinals, but had never called an NFL game on national television...
by Matt Yoder | Oct 13, 2014
When Fox’s NFL broadcasters were revealed before the season, the shock inclusion was lead UFC announcer Mike Goldberg. The MMA veteran had some experience calling preseason games for the Arizona Cardinals, but had never called an NFL game on national television...
by Brad Gagnon | Oct 13, 2014
Last week was seriously one of the stupidest weeks in NFL history. This week, the law of averages did its thing and it felt as though officials, players and coaches were at least a little less stupid. Still, we’ve got a few bones to pick. The stupidest missed...
by Brad Gagnon | Oct 13, 2014
Last week was seriously one of the stupidest weeks in NFL history. This week, the law of averages did its thing and it felt as though officials, players and coaches were at least a little less stupid. Still, we’ve got a few bones to pick. The stupidest missed...
by Josh Burton | Oct 13, 2014
Oftentimes in the NBA, players make dumb and controversial statements. Across all professional sports, that is the case and when players do say things that are ill-advised, coaches and executives are the people that have to backtrack those remarks and save face....
by David Rogers | Oct 13, 2014
How many people attended the Florida Panthers’ home game against the Ottawa Senators? You probably could count them all without much difficulty. https://twitter.com/GeorgeRichards/status/521809217657659393/
by Ben Koo | Oct 13, 2014
Director – Ryan Fleck Length – 60 minutes with commercial (55 minutes without) Installment – #64 of 30 for 30/ESPN Films series Most Similar To – June 17,1994, Catching Hell Grade/Ranking – Mid to late twenties out of 64 Notes: 1) The...
by Andrew Bucholtz | Oct 13, 2014
Over the last decade, Bill Simmons has become one of the most important figures in sports. He’s an incredibly popular ESPN columnist and podcaster, the editor-in-chief of his own site at Grantland, a key figure in the 30 for 30 series’ formation, a regular presence on...
by Andrew Bucholtz | Oct 13, 2014
Over the last decade, Bill Simmons has become one of the most important figures in sports. He’s an incredibly popular ESPN columnist and podcaster, the editor-in-chief of his own site at Grantland, a key figure in the 30 for 30 series’ formation, a regular presence on...
by Sean Tomlinson | Oct 13, 2014
Every week bones break and muscles rip around the NFL. We’ll take a look at the most significant injuries, and what happens next. If you’re reading this you likely spend many hours watching football every week. Think about those hours for a second, and how many...
by Matt Yoder | Oct 13, 2014
Richard Deitsch’s weekly Monday sports media column at Sports Illustrated is usually filled with useful bits of information, a few exclusive details, and sometimes a very interesting interview with an industry newsmaker. This week’s interview with...
by Randy Holt | Oct 13, 2014
Good luck finding a better story during this 2014 season, regardless of how it ends, than the Kansas City Royals. That status comes even with the fact that Ned Yost is still calling the shots for this team. Nonetheless, they’ve provided us with a team that is an...
by Bart Doan | Oct 13, 2014
On Twitter @TheCoachBart Follow TSS @TheStudentSect Well, we’re halfway through the season for the most part, which is a harrowing thought. College football comes and goes pretty quickly if you’re watching, let alone for the guys playing. As brutal as it...
by David Rogers | Oct 13, 2014
Have all of the recent scandals and controversies around the NFL had an impact on television ratings? The answer to that question is a resounding “no” unless you expected them to have a positive effect. The NFL’s PR Office has stated that the league...
by Matt Johnson | Oct 13, 2014
Coming off a blowout win against the Minnesota Vikings, Green Bay faced tougher battle in Miami. Defense was the name of the game in the first half, while both teams found ways to blow leads in the fourth quarter. But when it was all said and done, the Packers emerged...
