Posts Tagged nfl
Five People Born on March 1
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Home and Living on March 1st, 2010
Today is March 1, 2010 and the 60th day of the year in the Gregorian calendar. There are 304 days left in the year 2010. According the Mayan calendar, there are 1026 days till the end of the current cycle. On this date, in 1692, the Salem Witch Trials begin and in 1803, Ohio was made a state. Here are five people that share a birthday on this day: Full Story »
Five Teams L.T. Could End Up Playing For
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on February 23rd, 2010
Yesterday the San Diego Chargers released highly regarded running back Ladainian Tomlinson. The Chargers knew they were going to do it, the fans knew they were going to do it, and L.T. knew that they were going to do it. Now, the big question for L.T. is “Where will I play next?” Tomlinson has already stated that his number one goal is to win a championship. He didn’t mention playing time or money. However, championship caliber teams may not have a need for L.T. so here are five teams he may end up playing for. Full Story »
Pre-Mature 2010 NFL Predictions
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on February 10th, 2010
Since the NFL moved the Pro Bowl a week before the Super Bowl, the Saints beating the Colts to earn their very first Super Bowl title means we have to wait until to September for more football. Depending on what goes on during free agency and the draft, we can expect to see some of the same teams up at the top, and the lousy teams still feeding on the bottom (cough, Rams, Buccaneers, Browns, Lions, cough). Well, here are some of my pre-mature NFL predictions for next season. Full Story »
Five Best Super Bowl Quarterbacks
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on February 1st, 2010
The Super Bowl is less than a week away and although my beloved Dallas Cowboys aren’t playing in it, I still can’t wait. The Super Bowl is the biggest moment in all of American sports as well as the most watched. The person that feels the most pressure on both teams is the QB. Each team has a shot at football immortality and it all starts with the snap of the ball into the QB’s hands. Here are the five best Super Bowl quarterbacks. Full Story »
Highlighting Chris Henry’s Football Career
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on December 18th, 2009
Chris Henry, wide receiver for the Cincinnati Bengals, died on 12-17-09 from a head injury after falling from a moving truck during a domestic dispute. Henry, who had personal ups and downs during his NFL career had all the talent in the world, but seemed to always be in trouble. Here are five POSITIVE highlights of the receiver’s college and NFL career. Full Story »
Mid-Season NFL Awards
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on November 12th, 2009
Half of the NFL’s 09-10 season is in the books and it has been great. What I like best is that every team has won at least 1 game. I always hate to see somebody go winless. We have also had the pleasure to see some great individual efforts and here is a look at some award winners if the season were to end today. Full Story »
Five Surprises at the NFL’s Halfway Mark
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on November 9th, 2009
After tonight the 09-10 NFL season will be halfway over for all teams. This season has been great so far, and looks to finish very strong as well. There are still two undefeated teams in the league and every team has won at least 1 game. Some teams and players have really out done what they were predicted to do this season. Here is a look at five surprises of the season thus far. Full Story »
Five Players We Love To Hate
Posted by Dennis Howell in Entertainment, Sports on November 3rd, 2009
As sports fans we love nothing more than to root on our favorite team. Nothing is sweeter than the sound of an announcer saying that your favorite player scored a touchdown, or hit a homerun. Well, as much as we love to root for our teams and players, we also love to hate teams and opposing players. Here are five players that people love to hate. Full Story »
Five Intriguing Week 4 NFL Games
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on October 2nd, 2009
Last week I didn’t do too bad in my picks for the five highlighted games I discussed, I went 3-2 (4-2 if you throw in my Bengals honorable mention pick). This week has some games that are not easily predicted, but I will do my best. Here are five games to look out for this week. Full Story »
Five Intriguing NFL Matchups for This Weekend
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on September 24th, 2009
Last week we saw a few upsets in the NFL, cough Patriots, cough Steelers. This week there is definitely some potential for a few more upsets, but for the most part a lot of the games are really tough to call. Here are five games that you should keep an eye on this weekend. Full Story »
Five Things We Learned From NFLs Week One
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on September 15th, 2009
The 2009-2010 NFL season kicked off this past weekend and what a blast it was. From blowouts to tight games, every game had something for everybody. We got to see the return of Tom Brady, Terrell Owens’ debut with the Bills, Brett Favre debut with the Vikings, and many more major headlines. Here are some things that we learned about the NFL through it’s first week. Full Story »
Highlights of the Record Breaking Cowboys Stadium
Posted by Dennis Howell in Entertainment, Sports on September 14th, 2009
On Sunday September 20, the Dallas Cowboys will host their very first regular season game in their enormous new stadium. The stadium is the most expensive in the NFL, and is one of the biggest in the world. Here are a few amazing things about the stadium. Full Story »
Five Most Annoying NFL Team Fans
Posted by Dennis Howell in People's Choice, Sports on September 10th, 2009
Here we are, a few hours away from kickoff of the regular season. At 8:30 the Pittsburgh Steelers will face off against the Tennessee Titans in what should be a pretty good game. Speaking of the Steelers, here are five teams who’s fans are just sometimes unbearable. Full Story »
Five NFL Quarterbacks That Must Perform This Year….Or Else
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on September 9th, 2009
Tomorrow the NFL regular season officially begins, and I couldn’t be happier. Warranted or not, every fan has high expectations for their team and week 1 of the season is very exciting. Here is a look at 5 quarterbacks that must perform well this season….or else.
Week 1 NCAA Football: What We Learned
Posted by Jesse Stiver in Sports on September 7th, 2009
The first week of the college season has come and gone and it was surreal. The following is a list of five things that the world has learned after opening weekend. Full Story »
Five Best Movie Quarterbacks
Posted by Dennis Howell in Entertainment, Sports on September 3rd, 2009
The quarterback position is the most important position to fill when a general manager is trying to fill out a roster. Well, when doing a football movie, the quarterback is also one of the more important casts that a casting director must fill. Here are five guys that were excellent decisions. Full Story »
Five Best Logos in the NFL
Posted by Dennis Howell in People's Choice, Sports on August 31st, 2009
Some NFL teams logo’s are just downright boring. Some are too much, some are not enough, but some have it just right. Here is a look at my five favorite NFL logos. Full Story »
Five Changes That Need to be Made in Professional Sports
Posted by Dennis Howell in People's Choice, Sports on August 31st, 2009
Is this dirty?
I am a huge sports fan but there are some things about sports that really get to me. Each year administration tries to make football a little bit softer, they make huge changes to our national pastime via instant replay in baseball, and they stopped letting guys come out of high school to play in the NBA (this is up for debate, but I think players should be able to play when they want). Here are some things that I think need to be changed in professional sports. Full Story »
5 Other Athletes That Should Join Plaxico Burress in Prison
Posted by Dennis Howell in Sports on August 20th, 2009
Year after year there are always some high profile athletes that seem to get in trouble. This past year it was the New York Giants Plaxico Burress. Today he was sentenced to two years in prison for attempted criminal possession of a weapon. This is one case where the defendent got what was coming to him, but more often than not the athlete’s money talks and they get to walk. Well, here are 5 athletes that should probably be bunking with Plax. Full Story »
5 Reasons That Prove College Football is King
Posted by Jimm Fowler in Reader Submitted, Sports on August 20th, 2009
Reader Submitted
by Jesse Stiver
Forget other sports College Football is king in the landscape of American sports and I’m going to tell you why. Full Story »
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