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What in the name of power rankings has happened to the NFC East? The division that some thought would send three teams to the playoffs doesn’t look as if it deserves to send even one.
The toughest divisions to make a living in the NFL these days are not the NFC or AFC East. This popular notion has gone the way of the efficient offense in Washington and Buffalo. It’s disappeared.
Down and out for decades, the Arizona Cardinals have turned a bad joke into a Super Bowl-bound team.
Every so often, a good player will appear on your television and one of the hired gums will say, “Now, there’s a surefire, first-ballot Hall of Famer ...”
EAST RUTHERORD, N.J. - Oh, goody. It’s the “Waaah, Waaah, Waaah, Nobody Believed In Us Bowl…” brought to you by the National Football Conference.
NFC: (5) Atlanta at (4) Arizona, 4:30 p.m. on NBCAFC: (5) Indianapolis at (4) Denver or San Diego, 8 p.m. on NBC
NBC will air the Giants-Panthers game in Week 16 on Sunday Night Football, the NFL announced today.
Move over Giants. Sit up and pay attention, all playoff-bound NFC teams. There’s a new team that you had better pray you don’t have to face in the playoffs.
Just which teams vying for the NFL postseason actually have a chance to reach Super Bowl XLIII in Tampa, Fla.? Tom Curran is here to sort out the top teams and figure out which are contenders and which are pretenders.
There’s no new sheriff in the NFL’s town. That office is still held by the New York Giants. But there is a posse’s worth of new deputies, and they’re not working out of the NFL East.
You think of a lot of things while watching a 51-29 game, and not many of them have to do with the tsunami of a blowout taking place on the field. Here are some of ones I had while enduring Saints 51, Packers 29.
The Giants are the class of the NFL. If there were any doubts, they were laid to rest Sunday in Arizona, where a Cardinals team that thought it was ready to be called elite found out it has another thing coming.
On the PGA Tour, Saturday is known as moving day. It’s the three-quarter pole of the tournament, and it’s the day when the players who will contend on Sunday for the title separate themselves from the field.
If the Cardinals want us to believe that they’re finally a team to be taken seriously, they’re going to have to do better than they did Monday night against San Francisco. They had the attention of NFL Nation all to themselves, and all they proved is that come the playoffs, nobody’s going to be shaking in their cleats at the prospect of facing them.
Even with Brett Favre aboard, when this season began, there probably weren’t too many people who would have said two of the most important games in the second half of the season would involve the Jets.
The East is every bit as ferociously competitive as we thought it was going to be, both in the NFC and the AFC. It’s not that shabby in the NFC South, either, the only other NFL division that doesn’t have a losing team. And the only thing we learned in Week 9 is that it’s going to be one helluva stretch run in the NFL’s premier divisions.
Week 7 is deep enough into the NFL season to wonder when the Colts and the Cowboys are going to start acting like supposed Super Bowl contenders.
By the end of 2007, more than 50 percent of American households owned a digital television, according to the Consumer Electronics Association.
When Nokia introduced its 6612 Classic phone to European and Asian markets last week, there was fanfare over the device that doesn’t have the glitz of an iPhone or look much different than most mobiles.
Eli Manning kept making plays. So did the Giants' defense. Finally, Lawrence Tynes got in the act, kicking New York into the Super Bowl. For anyone who has doubted Peyton's little brother or thought the Giants had no business in the NFC championship game at frostbitten Lambeau Field, chew on this: A Manning is going back to the Super Bowl riding a wave of road wizardry.
The Chicago Bears know how to make a Super Bowl memorable. They're making this one historic long before it's played. Dissed all season long, Rex Grossman and Co. are heading to the big game for the first time since 1985 after rolling over the New Orleans Saints 39-14 Sunday, and Da Coach leading them there makes it all the more special.
Going .500 gets fans upset, coaches in trouble and players released — except in this year's NFC, where a break-even mark is looking playoff-worthy. And a winning record makes you a Super Bowl contender.
RFID on the next iPhone? Why?An RFID-equipped iPhone could open doors – literally – and advance the technology.
Here are some teams that have almost no chance of making it to the NFL playoffs this 2009 season. Kansas City Chiefs Cleveland Browns Denver Broncos Jacksonville Jaguars Oakland Raiders Detroit Lions Tampa Bay Bucs St. Louis Rams San Francisco 49ers.
Why Vikings win at least 11 games, go deep in playoffs with or without Favre". . .Using the same technology and approach as our 2009 NFL Preview, we simulated the upcoming season 10,000 times with Brett Favre taking every snap at quarterback for the Minnesota Vikings.
Spaceball's Fav 5 For Week 15 December 10th, 2008 by admin Quarterback: Tyler Thigpen
The Sports Consigliere just finished his sit down with the crew and just released his favorite Studs, Sleepers & Snoozers for week 13 in the NFL! Play Spaceball Football For A Chance TO Win $500 A Week - www.funtasyfootball.com
Maybe if Mike Singletary showed his butt on Monday Night the refs would have told him where the line of scrimmage was. Mike Singletary, to me, is one of those guys that no matter what he does, he'll be praised for his methods.
Football | NFL Football 2008: Week 3 - AFC & NFC Players of the WeekRunning back MICHAEL TURNER of the Atlanta Falcons, safety BRIAN DAWKINS of the Philadelphia Eagles and kicker JOHN CARNEY of the New York Giants are the NFC Offensive, Defensive and Special Teams Players of the Week for games played the third week of the NFL 2008 season (Septemb …
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Every match up, every line and every significant injury is covered every week on the BetUS NFL Betting Daily Podcast, keeping you in the know for the upcoming NFL week 1 games.
My freshman Geology professor at the University of Connecticut, Robert Thorson, once wrote a piece in the Hartford Courant proclaiming that rebuilding New Orleans after Katrina was useless and that no matter what improvements they planned to make there was no way to fully protect …
Forget about PPR leagues, if you really just want to focus on scoring, you might want to check out Pass It Deep's All-American Touchdown Derby. Who needs silly things like yards and field goals when all you really care about are touchdowns?
Chad Johnson has always been viewed as an odd ball for his on the field antics, but his past shenanigans don't compare to what he just did off the field this week.
Only 8 Days Left To Sign Up For The All American Touchdown Derby: www.passitdeep.com Tom Brady Team: Patriots Last game: 17-27 loss vs. Eagles Results: DNP…Brady missed yet another preseason game, but says he'll be ready for the opener. Tony Romo
Arizona Cardinals Matt Leinart: According to team reports, Leinart has officially been benched in favor of Kurt Warner. Leinart's 4 for 12 & 3 INT performance is what did him in.
The Football Consigliere in his 3rd installment gives you an in depth break down of the 2008 NFL Quarterback Class! Analysis, Projections, Bio's, etc. You won't find a more in depth comprehensive quarterbacks report on the web or in print!
Almost every fantasy owner has heard of the Third-Year Breakout WR Theory. If you haven`t, the theory basically suggests that a WR`s third NFL season is often his breakout season.
* Baltimore Ravens RB Ray Rice will one of the top handcuffs come draft day. With Willis McGahee still nursing injuries and after watching Rice break off a 42-yard run on his first carry and score on a 6-yard run later, GTD is confident the rookie will make impact in 2008
AFC East New England Patriots The news out of Patriots camp is that there is no news. Tom Brady sat out another preseason game. Buffalo Bills
AFC East New England Patriots Tom Brady will probably sit out the first preseason game. Buffalo Bills Trent Edwards continues to look good in camp and remains the #1 option.
1.Should Adrian Peterson be drafted before LaDainian Tomlinson?
Brett Favre may not be a Green Bay Packer anymore, but apparently, Game Pro didn't get the memo. Madden NFL 2009 will be released on Aug 12, 2008 for game consuls worldwide, and on the cover will be a green and yellow number four clad Brett Favre.
I wrote in a piece I posted on a different website about how Americans have become engulfed in their entertainment. I think with this Age of Technology you see more and more a shift in how people spend their time and spend their day.
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