Tag Archives: Football

Here’s something. It’s well-established that the Bills’ receiving corps consists of stud Lee Evans, and then a whole bunch of “meh” possession guys after him. The Bills didn’t take a receiver in the draft, so this is still a need. … Continue reading →

While I wait for the Sabres to dump the Rangers (they’re in OT right now as I write this), I figure I should toss up some reaction to the NFL Draft. Because hey, it’s the NFL Draft. Wheeeee. (Usually the … Continue reading →

Yup, time to babble a bit about football. :: ESPN has given Joe Theismann the boot from Monday Night Football, and damn, it’s about time. Longtime readers know I can’t stand the guy, with his continual need to fill silences … Continue reading →

I suppose I should address the recent moves made by the Buffalo Bills, yes? (Since the question was asked in comments, after all.) The major moves are twofold: the Bills signed three players to the offensive line, and they traded … Continue reading →

I just realized that I haven’t yet mentioned the Super Bowl in this space, so just a few thoughts: :: Lots of folks left due to the rain, which meant that by the middle of the third quarter, Dolphins Stadium … Continue reading →

I only ask because I’m trying to watch the pregame stuff, and all I can find is this weird performance in a stadium that looks more like the opening ceremonies of a Winter Olympics than a Super Bowl. (Oh, and … Continue reading →

(being a Socratic dialogue between the Left Brain and Right Brain of a football fan) LEFT BRAIN: OK, there are 52 weeks in a year, which therefore implies that there are 52 weekends in a year. RIGHT BRAIN: Gotcha. LEFT … Continue reading →

OK, time to react in sagely fashion to the AFC and NFC Championship Games: :: I was rooting for the Saints, like everybody else, but the Bears’ advance to the Super Bowl doesn’t bother me one bit. Since 1985, that … Continue reading →

Hmmmm. It’s early Monday morning, I’m getting dressed for work, it’s dark and cold outside, and yet…I have this warm happy glow about me. I wonder what that‘s all about? Oh yeah! I haven’t seen a game end so perfectly … Continue reading →

Scott Lemieux says this of the New England Stupid Patriots: The Pats are become a little like the last Yankee dynasty. The Yankees won in 1998 with a historically great team, got complacent, but continued to win with teams that … Continue reading →