Tampa Bay To Target Patriots WR Welker In Free Agency?
By Morgan Smith – PatriotsGab.com Free agency rumor today is that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will “eye” WR Wes Welker hard. Welker to the Bucs is a strong, legit possibility…
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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Earned $30 Million In 2011
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is rich. Very rich. Not only is Goodell possibly the most powerful man in the sport, he could be one of the richest, as ESPN’s Darren…
Top Ten Super Bowls of All Time
By Troy Jefferson The Super Bowl’s 47th matchup will take place Sunday in New Orleans, and today Troy Jefferson takes a look back at what he feels are his 10…
Memo To The NFL: Scrap The Pro Bowl Once And For All
Sunday night the NFL will roll out its biggest sham of a game – the annual game that usually draws about no true interest from the real NFL junkie –…
Would You Want A Day Off After The Super Bowl?
The NFL is just over a week away from celebrating its 47th Championship Game, and with it there’s an interesting petition going around to try and make the following day…
Find the Edge Jim; Consult with Chris Ault
By Justin Bradford To survive in the NFL, teams must learn to adapt. This year’s Super Bowl teams, the 49ers and Ravens, have shown they were the best at adapting…
Belichick’s Actions Make It Easy To Dislike Him And The Patriots
Sunday while the Ravens were beating the Patriots brains in on the way to Super Bowl XLVII, the nation once again was given another reason to dislike the hoodie. Yes,…
New Eagles Coach Kelly Not Making Many Fans Around The NFL
Let’s just say that the first impression from new Eagles coach Chip Kelly didn’t exactly sell many people on his character. Kelly, rightfully so, is taking a lot of hits…
On Bended Knee – The Painful End to RGIII’s Season
By Lauren Seifert The naysayers will look at Sunday’s game against Seattle as a sign that being a running quarterback in the NFL isn’t sustainable, that the Colts were right…
Pissed Off For Greatness – The Complicated Legacy of Ray Lewis
By Lauren Seifert For 17 seasons, Ray Lewis has personified the Baltimore Ravens. He is, without question, the team’s heart and soul; the motivator, the intimidator, the gladiator. That’s why…