1. Terrell Owens vs. Minnesota – Quick trivia question. Who leads the NFL in drops? If your guess is Owens, you win a new car! Okay, maybe not. Nonetheless, the Cowboys will not run on the Vikings. Thus, look for them to attack Minnesota through the air with ease. 2. Randy Moss at Miami – […]
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At this point in the NFL season, if you are still looking over the waiver wire for starters, something went wrong. There are no full-time players that should be on the wire, and the only guys who see the field that are on the wire are there for a reason. But, let me run down
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Things aren’t too rosy in Blueland, where Atlanta coach Bob Hartley is visiting the unemployment office. However, what may be more upsetting to fantasy owners is the fact that Kari Lehtonen injured his groin — yes, that groin — again. A visibly frustrated Lehtonen worked his way off the ice, opening the door for Johan
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1. Brian Westbrook vs. Bears – Westbrook has been on top of his game, even if the rest of the Eagles’ offense hasn’t been. The Bears’ defense has been decimated by injuries and there’s no reason Westy can’t combine for 150 total yards and a score or two. 2. Adrian Peterson @ Cowboys – No
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Can Eli Manning hook up with Plaxico Burress again? 1. Tom Brady @ Dolphins – The Patriots aren’t exactly playing nice these days, so I doubt they’ll take it easy on one of their division rivals. Even if they do, Brady is still good for, what, three scores? I’ll take it. 2. Tony Romo vs.
Week Seven Quarterback Rankings Read Post »
No, we’re not even done the playoffs yet, but for teams who are now on the sidelines, the Hotstove Lounge season has already begun. Today, we’ll examine a few potential moves that are gaining momentum in Philadelphia. Word is spreading like wildfire that Curt Schilling will return to the Phillies this offseason on a one-year
Will Schilling Return to Philly? Read Post »
Pop quiz: name the only general manager in baseball history to lead both an American League team and a National League team to a World Series title. Yes, it’s the same man who decided a few days ago to end his Hall of Fame-worthy GM career ” John Schuerholz. Universally regarded by fans, the media
