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Quick Picks: Division Series
While I want to do a whole “Playoff Extravaganza,” I may not have the time, so I at least want to do a quick rundown on my thoughts for the playoffs. Rangers-Rays, ALDS I love the Rays. I love their … Continue reading
Posted in 2011 MLB Playoffs
Tagged brewers, cardinals, diamondbacks, MLB, phillies, rangers, rays, tigers, yankees
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Holy $*&%!
I blacked out, what just happened…?!? So, the Eagles – our Eagles – just absolutely, utterly dominated the NFL offseason…and they’re not even finished yet. I know that I’m prone to hyperbole, and I am an unabashed fan of the … Continue reading
Tagged andy reid, asante samuel, broderick bunkley, cardinals, cliff lee, cullen jenkins, danny watkins, desean jackson, dominique rodgers-cromartie, eagles, howie roseman, jaiquawn jarrett, jarrad page, jason babin, jim washburn, kevin kolb, king dunlap, kurt coleman, lesean mccoy, michael vick, mike kafka, mike patterson, NFL, nnamdi asomugha, patrick peterson, patrick willis, randy moss, ronnie brown, ryan harris, trevor laws, vince young, winston justice
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Something Smells Fishy to Me…Could Peterson and Kolb be the Centerpieces of an Eagles-Cardinals Deal?
I was going to write a post to this effect yesterday before the first round of the NFL draft, but (a) I didn’t get to it and (b) I didn’t think it would actually be relevant. But, now that it … Continue reading
Tagged cardinals, eagles, kevin kold, NFL, patrick peterson
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Tuesday’s Top Twelve: The Contenders
This is one of my favorite (and maybe the only) regular Top Twelves. About this time in the baseball season, it’s interesting to start thinking about (a) the races and (b) what teams are best suited for fall baseball, as … Continue reading
Phillies Semi-Weekly Report Card #5
Record since last Report Card: 5-2 Overall Record: 19-12 (1st in division) After a hot start to the season, the Phils were 7-9 in their previous 16 games coming into this week. Although the offense hadn’t been great, the pitching was the main culprit. … Continue reading
Playoff Top Twelve: Head Coaches
As we finish up our week long Playoff Top Twelve, we hit the coaches. This ranking is done based mostly upon the answer to the question: “Who do you trust most in a playoff game?” I have tried to encompass my … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010 nfl playoffs, andy reid, bengals, bill belichick, brad childress, cardinals, chargers, colts, cowboys, eagles, jets, jim caldwell, john harbaugh, ken whisenhunt, marvin lewis, mike mccarthy, NFL, norv turner, packers, patriots, ravens, rex ryan, saints, sean payton, vikings, wade phillips
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Playoff Top Twelve: Defenses
All week long, we’ve been running a special NFL Playoff Top Twelve “marathon.” We did the quarterbacks, running backs, and receivers, but today we’re going to switch over to the other side of the ball and do defense. Unfortunately, I … Continue reading
Playoff Top Twelve: Receivers
This is now the third installment of the playoff edition Top Twelve. We ranked the 12 playoff quarterbacks from Manning to Sanchez on Monday, and then Tuesday we did the running games from Dallas to Arizona. Today, we are going … Continue reading
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Tagged adrian peterson, andre caldwell, anquan boldin, antonio gates, austin collie, bengals, benjamin watson, bernard berrian, braylon edwards, brent celek, brian leonard, cardinals, chad ochocinco, chargers, chester taylor, colts, cowboys, dallas clark, darren sproles, david thomas, derrick mason, desean jackson, devery henderson, donald driver, donald lee, dustin keller, eagles, greg jennings, james jones, jason avant, jason witten, jeremy maclin, jeremy shockey, jermichael finley, jerricho cotchery, jets, jordy nelson, joseph addai, julian edelman, kelley washington, kevin faulk, larry fitzgerald, laveranues coles, lesean mccoy, malcolm floyd, mark clayton, marques colston, miles austin, NFL, packers, patrick crayton, patriots, percy harvin, pierre garcon, pierre thomas, randy moss, ravens, ray rice, reggie bush, reggie wayne, robert meachem, roy williams, saints, sam aiken, sidney rice, steve breaston, tim hightower, todd heap, vikings, vincent jackson, visanthe schiancoe, wes welker
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