Category Archives: NFL
Junior Seau death a testament to the pervasive nature of despair
Junior Seau was one of the greatest linebackers in NFL history. The hard-hitting phenom posted an astonishing 1,524 tackles, 325 assists, 56.5 sacks, forced 11 fumbles, and recovered 18. At one of the league’s most violent positions, he forged for … Continue reading
The Dallas Cowboys Class of 2009: The greatest bust in team history
That Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is inept as a general manager in the National Football League is now so painfully obvious that it has ceased to be worthy of mention. Pointing out his management guffaws is like shooting fish in … Continue reading
Dallas Cowboys Trying to Join Texas Rangers, Dallas Mavericks and the DFW Championship Party
It is a great time to be alive and living in Dallas/Fort Worth.
Dirk Nowitzki— the NBA finals MVP, world champion and Dallas Mavericks great— threw out the first pitch at game three of the World Series, where the Texas Rangers … Continue reading
War of Words: NFL Players Answer Commissioner Roger Goodell
Remember that summer when you went away to camp and fell in love? You got the girl’s address and began writing love letters back and forth. Well, the letters written from NFL commissioner Roger Goodell to the NFL players and the … Continue reading
Guerrilla Warfare: NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell Takes Battle to the Trenches
Call it guerrilla warfare— or gorilla warfare, if you prefer. NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell decided to be the 800 pound gorilla in the living room of every NFL player.
Unsuccessful in moving the NFLPA so much as an inch in the … Continue reading
