The Bears don’t know what the hell they are doing. Sigh, where do I begin? First of all, the Bears already signed a QB (albeit a scrub) to theee years, and $45 million — $18 million guaranteed. Then, after realizing “what the f$&k, we gave a scrubby QB $18 mil guaranteed?!”, wanted a QB…
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Myles Garrett Is Top Pick by Default
In two nights we sports fans will be glued to our TVs, computers and smartphones. Not the NBA playoffs (as exciting as it is), not baseball, and we can’t even find the NHL playoffs on TV (damn Gary Bettman). It’s the NFL Draft, baby. Every year we get to pontificate over several things heading…
The Reason I Love the Steelers: Dan Rooney
There are a few professional sports franchises that have a one-name association with them. New York Giants: Mara. New York Yankees: Steinbrenner. Oakland Raiders: Davis. Los Angeles Lakers: Showtime. Dallas Cowboys: “Jerry-world”. One of those biggest names passed earlier today. Rooney – as in Dan, the chairman of my beloved Pittsburgh Steelers. Before I become…
Dez Bryant a Little Off the Mark
There are times where we would love for professional athletes to speak up. A lot of us tire of those such as Tiger Woods and Michael Jordan not speaking on social issues while both were in their prime. And when some of those pro athletes do speak out, we kinda wish they took the time…
Tony Romo = Danny White
I’m not going to get too caught up in the Tony Romo sauce today, especially given that we were all burned with past Romo news. However, I’m going to pretend that the news of Romo ACTUALLY retiring are true. What should we think of his legacy? Where does he fit in the Dallas Cowboys’…
Las Vegas Raiders: it Just Fits
There are partnerships that are considered to be the most successful in American history. Laurel and Hardy. Peaches and Herb. Amos and Andy. Sanford and Son. Cookies and cream. Afro and Sheen. And what better partnership to add to the list than Las Vegas and Raiders? The NFL made the move official earlier today, voting…
Tony Romo Should Sign with the Texans
I didn’t think that good ‘ol Jerry Jones had the stones to break off Tony Romo. I could have sworn that Jerrah would stubbornly stick by a player whom many would say is like a second son to Jones. Nevertheless, it looks like that the owner/general manager/cat daddy of the Dallas Cowboys had finally…
