The day after the Super Bowl may as well be doomsday for every NFL fan. For all we care, the world is over. Another 7 months till we can even think about watching an NFL game. However, if you are a true NFL fan, you have your sights set much closer; on the NFL draft in April. This is the time when you can find out if your team will finally have a chance, or if those morons in the front office are ...
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Beyond the storyline of the two #1 seeds facing off in the Super Bowl, there is also the underlying power of two of the leagues top quarterbacks in Peyton Manning and Drew Brees. The comparison of their stats will be over-analyzed all week, but at the end of the game on Sunday, nothing will be of more importance. Peyton Manning: The Leagues reigning MVP is more than worthy of the award. Manning is...
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I am not going to sit here and say that all the other sports have better all star games than the NFL does, because they don't. The idea of an all star game sounds cool, except for the minor fact that no one cares.
Fans of the NFL don't care because their favorite team will not be affected by the outcome of the game. The players don't care because their career is already basically set once they h...
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So, the fantasy football season is essentially over. I'll have to wait until NFL draft rumors kick in until I can start being wrong again. The NBA still tastes blah and as long as UNC is unranked, college basketball just breaks my heart. However, there is one thing coming up that should peak everyones interests, sports fan or not...the final season premiere of the TV phenomenon Lost. I a...
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Baltimore Ravens @ Indianapolis ColtsPeyton Manning will need to stay at the top of his MVP season to secure a win against the Ravens this week. Ray Lewis and the daunting Ravens defense were outrageous last week and I would expect them to be just as good this week. Joe Flaaco was far from special, but with Ray Rice carrying the offense, there was no need for anything else. I think this game will ...
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We all know how the NFL chose to award it's players. Peyton Manning took home the MVP, Percy Harvin was the Offensive Rookie of the Year, and on and on. However, the world of Fantasy Football is sometimes farther from the gridiron than we realize. Because we care more about touchdowns and multiples of tens than we care about that players record at the end of the year. So, without further...
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