And then there were two. After the New York Jets and Chicago Bears were sent packing last night, we know that two of the most high profile franchises is the NFL will be involved in Super Bowl XLV. The Pittsburgh Steelers, who own the most Lombardi Trophies in NFL history, represent the AFC, while Aaron [...]
Continue reading → When the Pittsburgh Steelers face off against the Green Bay Packers in two weeks, you are going to see a football game being played without Brett Favre, Peyton Manning or Tom Brady. Roethlisberger and Rodgers are not household names yet [only to football fans], but Big Ben getting his third ring or Aaron Rodgers overcoming [...]
Continue reading → With the 2010 fantasy season over, those among us who play in keeper leagues we begin the arduous task of deciding who will make the cut for our rosters. For some it’s as simple as who did the best this year, or who is likely to score the most next year. While for others there [...]
Continue reading → It seems like yesterday for many Jets’ fans. Much like this year’s season, the Jets were soaring on their own wings and living the improbable dream. They entered last year’s AFC Championship game as the fifth seed at 11-5, and many believed they were destined for a Super Bowl appearance. As the battle ensued, that [...]
Continue reading → With the fantasy football season ending officially last night, I thought it was pretty appropriate to see where fantasy owners went right and wrong during their drafts around 5 months ago. For all the people who took Ryan Matthews in the 1st or 2nd round and some others who drafted Michael Vick in their leagues [...]
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