Tom Brady literally has Boston sports fans licking doorknobs and running through hospitals naked in the hopes of contracting COVID-19. A life without Tom Brady is a life not worth living to many of the asshole Patriot fans. Here’s to hoping the lovely Patriot fanatic who told me to kill myself for being a proud... Continue Reading →
Breaking down this years Pro Bowl; A real must read
Wow. Honestly I didn't think you would click and read this. It really isn't the most attractive headline is it? I mean lets face it, what is there really to breakdown on the Pro Bowl. The collection of millionaires who are there just to party it up in Miami? Or how about the young and... Continue Reading →
Note to all the media: Stop covering OBJ’s obvious publicity stunt, all he wants is the attention
This isn't to be misconstrued as me "covering" Odell Beckham Jr and his PR stunt this past Monday in New Orleans at the National Championship game. The match pitted his Ala Mater and number 1 ranked team in the nation LSU vs the defending champs Clemson. This is a plea to the likes of ESPN,... Continue Reading →
Kevin Stefanski makes sense, but is he the one for Cleveland
Hard for many to understand the hiring of Kevin Stefanski as Cleveland's next head coach after this past weekend. The Minnesota's offensive coordinator was in charge of a unit that would have struggled against a XFL team and looked lifeless for most of the game. So its hard not to think that the Browns just... Continue Reading →
At this point, I will never be able to take the NFL serious again
The latest handling of controversy by the NFL is laughable. Downright comical if you ask me. I am of course talking about the Patriots videoing the Bengals sideline. The NFL as an organization will investigate the actions of a team but when it comes to doing the same thing to the enforcers of the league's... Continue Reading →
Northern Illinois should be ashamed
By now, many of you have seen the hit that defensive end Terrance Taylor from Toledo delivered on Northern Illinois quarterback Ross Bowers. If not, I got it queued up for you right below. https://twitter.com/HustleBelt/status/1194813804162539520?s=20 So yes that hit was vicious and illegal at all levels. There is no justification for Taylor to hit Bowers... Continue Reading →
The death of the NFL wears stripes
Lately, I have found myself toying with the idea of binge-watching Netflix instead of the NFL on Sundays. The thought of watching an episode of The Office for the hundredth time seems to me more exciting now. Before I was too anxious to flip from a commercial or get up to do anything during a... Continue Reading →
The Take Table; Rebuild in Atlanta, No one is talking about Josh Jacobs, Mohammed Sanu sneaky good trade for New England
If you are new to the table welcome. Each week I serve up acouple of takes I have on the NFL with the intention to engage in some debate. Inspired by the times my father, brothers and I would sit at the dinner table and argue on the latest news in the sports world. Feel... Continue Reading →
Take Table: Frank Reich is Coach of the Year, Dallas is not dead yet, Russell Wilson best QB in league
Give Frank Reich coach of the year right now: The Indianapolis Colts had no business driving into Arrowhead and beating the Kansas City Chiefs the way they did. A decimated defensive unit held the most prolific offense to only 13 points blows my mind. Don't give me the "Mahomes was hurt" excuse either because the... Continue Reading →
The Talent or The System: Can a winning system overcome Hall of Fame talent retiring.
The recent success of Teddy Bridgewater in New Orleans has me wondering. Could you put any halfway decent quarterback in Sean Payton's or Bill Belichick's care and have them turn out to be a great player? Can the same be said for Bill Walsh, Andy Reid or Sean McVay? Or did these wildly successful coaches... Continue Reading →