Is the NFL Ready for the New Season?
NFL Schedule is a Series of Moving Parts Coaches were recently allowed back inside their training facilities and offices but there are still limits on …
NFL Schedule is a Series of Moving Parts Coaches were recently allowed back inside their training facilities and offices but there are still limits on …
In a case that somewhat reminded me of the Terrell Owens case in 2005, Plaxico Burress has been suspended by the NFL’s NY Giants for, …
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the American Needle v. National Football League case yesterday. The central issue in the case, whether or not …
The San Francisco 49ers won their first game yesterday, beating their even more hapless cross-Bay rivals, the Oakland Raiders.  The Niners’ head coach, Mike Singletary, …
A case currently before the US Supreme Court could have a huge impact on professional sports and sports fans in North America. The case, American …
The anticipated move by the NFL to use suspensions to penalize (some) and deter “head shots” to players has already generated substantial feedback. On ESPN …
The Favre effect is in full swing, and this short AP article gives some numbers to things I alluded to in my post below. The …
The results are in, and Super Bowl XLV was not super for Vegas sports books. The Packers were a three-point favorite in the game, and …
Ran across a recent piece on the evolution of Jason Garrett’s playing calling by Jonathan Bales of DC Times (an analytics based blog on the …
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