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April 1, 2008

Dallas Cowboys

Filed under: Football, N.F.L., Professional Sports, Sports — Author @ 5:03 pm

When I say Americas Team what do you think of? If you are a football fan you probably think Dallas Cowboys, and you would be right. Earned from their five Super Bowl wins and impressive amount of playoff appearances the Dallas Cowboys earned that nickname and an enormous legion of fans! With that said it makes sense that Dallas Cowboys merchandise is some of the most popular and visible merchandise worn today.

January 17, 2008

Born On Valentine’s Day 1972: Drew Bledsoe

Filed under: Athletes, Football, N.F.L., Sports — Author @ 12:46 am

A Bio on Drew Bledsoe
If you are a Bledsoe fan, you probably believe that he and Bob Kraft are responsible for the Patriot’s success today. If you are less charitable, you may say that his departure opened the door for Tom Brady and the subsequent Super Bowl successes.

Full Article At: Born On Valentine’s Day 1972: Drew Bledsoe

June 29, 2007

Helpful Tips About NFL Football Helmet

Filed under: Articles about Sports, Coaches, College Sports, N.F.L., Sports — Author @ 7:16 pm

Nice info about NFL FOOTBALL HELMET!

The NFL football helmet is full size and I have to admit that I didn’t expect the item to be that big. This impressive product looks exactly like the ones worn by the pros. In fact, I still have no idea what the difference is. The helmet comes in the authentic team colors and the team’s logo decals are…

Read full article now about  NFL FOOTBALL HELMET

February 25, 2007

National Football League, or NFL as it’s commonly known.

Filed under: Coaches, Football, N.F.L., Professional Sports, Sports — Author @ 6:30 pm

The National Football League, or NFL as it’s commonly known, is the largest professional football organization in the United States.

NFL Football…

January 23, 2007

NFL Merchandise For All Occasions

NFL items like the personalized jersey can be found in catalogues or online. I am thinking about decorating our game room with other football products that I find online. Manufactures of the NFL items offer amazing objects and conversation pieces. Some of the products are useful as well. I have my eye on a stained glass lamp that bears the Steelers’ colors and logo.

 Read the full article on Popular NFL Merchandise at the Sport and Recreation blog

 

December 20, 2006

Football Great Roger Staubach Joins Advisory Board of SportsGist.com

Roger Staubach, a football great and businessman, has joined the advisory board of SportsGist.com, a social networking site for the sports community. Sportsgist.com provides a real site for real athletes.

Staubach’s involvement lends further credibility to Sportsgist, which in just 10 weeks of existence has developed a 63 percent repeat-user base, adding over 3,000 new members per week, over 400,000 page views, and being utilized in over 60 countries world wide.

More Sports Informant news and information

November 23, 2006

Super Bowl Sunday

Filed under: Football, N.F.L., Outdoors, Professional Sports, Sports — Author @ 8:32 pm

In professional American football, the Super Bowl  is the championship game of the National Football League (NFL) in the United States. The game and its ancillary festivities constitute Super Bowl Sunday which over the years has become a de facto U.S. national holiday.

October 5, 2006

Sports Are Getting Ugly - Time For Change

Filed under: Articles about Sports, Athletes, Football, N.F.L., Sports, Sports on TV — Author @ 9:49 pm

Tennessee Titans, Albert Haynesworth was seen by the world stomping on the head of Dallas Cowboy’s center Andre Gurode.

A whole lot of stitches were needed to sew up Andre’s face. Now Andre announced that he will not press criminal charges. He certainly could have and perhaps should have. That was one of the ugliest scenes I have ever witnessed in sports. Read the whole sports article here. 

September 26, 2006

How They Stack Up - The Afc North In June

Filed under: Football, N.F.L., Sports — Author @ 3:01 pm

All is about to be very quiet on the NFL front, as most staff and players take advantage of the final opportunity to relax and recharge before the grind of training camp begins. This is also an opportunity to take a look at the AFC North to see how the teams in the division are looking as their rosters near completion.

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August 15, 2006

Use Football to Score Points with the Opposite Sex

Filed under: Football, N.F.L., NCAA, Professional Sports, Sports — Author @ 4:05 pm

Ready for some football and a better love life? Learn to stop fumbling through relationships and score winning points with the opposite sex. Relationship expert and author Jaci Rae says NFL football can actually improve your romantic relationship and kickoff a sex life

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The Appeal Of An Authentic Football Jersey

Filed under: Collectibles Sports, Football, N.F.L. — Author @ 8:42 am

NFL football is one of the great American family pastimes. For men, women and children alike, Sundays and Monday nights take on a different meaning during football season.

The devoted fan can find everything from hats to sweatpants, socks, tee-shirts and undergarments touting their NFL favorites. But by far, perhaps the most popular item of clothing for the football fan is the authentic football jersey.

August 8, 2006

The Latest In Football Gloves

Filed under: Articles about Sports, Football, N.F.L., Sports, Sports Products — Author @ 10:14 pm

An Article About Football Gloves 

Football gloves are not regular gloves; they are made from stronger and more useful material. Hence they are a little bit more expensive than regular gloves you would find in a clothing store. You can find several different styles when you are shopping for them. They vary in design and material, and also come in children’s sizes as well as for adults. The more expensive football gloves are brand names like Reebok, Cutters or Adams USA. Add to these big names the NFL logo, and there again rises the price.

Some football gloves are categorized by player position. Running backs have a special type of glove, as do receivers, linebackers and quarterbacks. Colors are also customizable for each player’s tastes. Popular colors of football gloves are white, gray, black, or multicolored with a strong monochromatic theme. Gloves can also come in pair packs, with one glove white and the other black. They also vary in design. Some are designed specially for winter use, while others have full finger designs for better fits.

Full  Article About Football Gloves

 

August 1, 2006

Football-Defense Strategy

Filed under: Amateur Sports, Football, N.F.L., NCAA, Sports — Author @ 7:46 pm

One of the greatest defensive strategists of the modern era is Bill Belichick. Now we are going to scrutinize why his strategy is so effective, and why he is so good at what he does.
We are going to decipher his defensive strategy and how we are able to make ours strategy as defensive as possible. We will use his knowledge and tactics in order to improve ours understanding of successful defense.

Read More About: Football Defense Strategy

December 12, 2005

The Colts - on the verge. Play or rest?

Filed under: Anger Management, Athletes, Football, N.F.L., Peyton Manning — Author @ 6:37 pm


The Relentless Peyton Manning leads the Colts

By beating Jacksonville 26-18 on Sunday, the Colts clinched their division and the top seed throughout the AFC playoffs. Now the discussion can begin: Rest the starters or go for the record?

If you ask the players it is clear that they want to keep playing. Stars like Peyton Manning, Edgerrin James and Marvin Harrison want to keep playing, “Rest? I’ll rest when I am through playing football,â€? James said on Sunday. (more…)

November 23, 2005

The Saga to the Super Bowl - the NFL 2005.

This years NFL season has been more like an episode of a crappy soap opera than grown men participating in battle on the football field. Let’s review the distractions that some of these overpaid primadonnas have caused this year.

Starting with the obvious, yup, like it or not, T.O. is in the news every day. I wish this thing would go away but not much chance of that anytime soon. On second thought, maybe I don’t want it to go away – makes for good fodder!

The latest is that apparently arbitrator Richard Bloch is expected to reduce the suspension of four games that the Eagles handed out to T.O. recently. Last Friday’s hearing lasted 14 hours. It has to make me wonder – is Bloch getting paid by the hour? The NFL player association was seeking to have the suspension reduced and wants the Eagles to cut Owens if they are not interested in playing him again this season. The apparent decision from Bloch involves cutting T.O. instead of deactivating him, which was the original plan of the Eagles top brass. If he is cut, then Owens could go through the NFL’s waiver system with the worst team getting the first shot of claiming him.

Worst team eh? – Guess that means he is headed to Texas or back to San Francisco – so in other words, Texans here he comes. There is no way that the 49ers would take him back. On ESPN recently that had an interesting analysis of who would most likely take T.O. (everything else being equal) and they came up with the Broncos who certainly could use his talents to take that next step towards the Super Bowl.

Now, the Vikings. Just a brief synopsis here, time and decency prevent a full “undressing� of this guy’s season.

Under the category of convenient segues, the funniest thing that some of the - seemingly lobotomized – individuals on this team have done was the infamous ‘love boat’ trip. Here is how the conversation might have gone:
Teammate 1 – “Hey dude, lets rent a couple boats, get a bunch of booze and women and have a sex fest�
Teammate 2 – “Great idea, what could possibly go wrong, its not like the media keeps and eye on NFL player activities�
Teammate 3 – “Exactly, we will just go have a quiet weekend of sex, drugs and booze and no one will be the wiser�
Teammate 4 – “Don’t invite Culpepper though, that guy is a square�

But the Vikings travails started much earlier in the season:
1. They traded Randy Moss to the Raiders, giving up their best, albeit controversial player.
2. Mike Tice was fined $100,000 for scalping Super Bowl tickets (he needed the money),
3. Their best running back was suspended for the entire season for substance abuse. (I bet he was on the boat though).

Now, Culpepper is out and even Tice got a knee injury just from standing on the sidelines.

Synopsis: The Eagles and Vikings won’t be appearing in the Super Bowl.

Who will be appearing in the Super Bowl? A tougher question but it can be easily narrowed down to a short list.

Colts, Broncos or Patriots from the AFC.

Seattle, Chicago (dark horse), or Atlanta from the NFC.

Once again, the AFC will win regardless of who makes it. More reasons why the above teams will be in the hunt later, but right now I have to go on EBAY and find a Terrell Owens bobble head doll…….

More on the Super Bowl at Sir Links Alot.

November 9, 2005

Can the colts do it?

Filed under: Athletes, Football, N.F.L., Peyton Manning — Author @ 11:16 am

Let the discussion begin….watch out 1972 Dolphins, here come the 8-0 Colts. Fresh off their convincing 40-21 victory of the previously unbeatable New England Patriots, Peyton Manning and the Colts are flying high as they head into their next game against the hapless Texans.

This of course sets up as potential for a huge upset next week, all the classic ingredients are there. A bad team with not much to play for against a team with pressure of remaining undefeated. The ever stalwart Tony Dungy was of course assaulted with questions about the super bowl, the 1972 Dolphins etc…after Monday nights big win. True to form, he responded, “We have to do what we did last week and that is to focus on the opponent you’re playing and that game,” he said. “What’s happened in the past, what could happen in the future, we have to block all that stuff out. I think we have some guys on this team that will help us do that”

As a football fan, I would love to see it come down to the last couple weeks with the Colts still undefeated. Do I think it will happen….NO. They have a tough schedule ahead, with games against the suprising Bengals, followed by a Monday night game against Pittsburgh.

If they have any chance at all, it will not be up to Peyton Manning. We already know that the offense can’t be stopped. No, the key is the defense, a defense that is much improved over last year and has to keep playing well. Yes, as odd as it sounds, Peyton Manning will not be the reason the Colts go undefeated (if they do). It will be Dwight Freeney and the rest of the defensive unit - the single biggest change over last year.

Hey 72 Dolphins…don’t put that champagne on ice quite yet - these guys do have a (slim) chance……..

November 8, 2005

Terrell Owens - World Class Jerk

Filed under: Anger Management, Athletes, Football, N.F.L., Terrell Owens — Author @ 1:35 pm

T.O. tries to appear contrite as he “apologizes” to the media and his team on Tuesday

I am not buying it!

Shall I just start by summarizing this guy’s behavior? And, I will be nice and keep it to the last few months only otherwise I would be writing a proverbial novel.

Beginning of the season – Terrell whines because he only makes 7 some odd million a year and he needs more money to “properly support his family�. Are you kidding me with this? That was the start of the true spoiled little insecure brat offending people everywhere. Hey Terrell, guess what, there are millions of people supporting families on 20, 30, 40 thousand dollars a year. I don’t care if someone makes more than you and don’t give me this supply and demand BS. You signed a contract, be a man and live up to it – period. And by the way, those same people supporting their families are the ones paying to come watch you play.

And now, we come to the last couple of weeks. First, he scores his 100th touchdown to make him only the sixth person in NFL history to do so. Ok, this is a great achievement and the guy can play, there is no doubt about that. Ah, but that wasn’t enough for TO, he had to complain because he wasn’t publicly recognized for his feat. This is what he had to say, “That right there just shows you the type of class and integrity that they claim not to be, and they claim to be first class and the best organization. It’s an embarrassment. It just shows a lack of class they have. My publicist talked to the head PR guy, and they made an excuse they didn’t recognize that was coming up. But that was a blatant lie. Had it been somebody else, they probably would have popped fireworks around the stadium.”

No, TO, you are the embarrassment.

But wait, it gets worse. He also goes on that rant about Donavan McNabb and Brett Favre. Then he says on his radio show that he would prefer to play with Peyton Manning or any other quarterback besides McNabb. On and on it goes….

But there is some justice!! Now the Eagles have suspended Terrell Owens for “conduct detrimental to the team� Uhh, really? Detrimental? How about poison?

Remember Keyshawn Johnson and his situation in Tampa Bay? Terrell’s attitude is like Johnson’s on steroids.

He has officially only been suspended for the Sunday night game in Washington. Both teams are 4-3 and this is an important game for both clubs, so I give Andy Reid and the Eagles organization high praise for taking this action. As I said earlier, the guy can play, and not having him in the line-up should be harmful to their chances of winning. UPDATE: Well, they lost this game and shortly afterwards the Eagles suspended him for the rest of the season. Chances are that he will not play for the Eagles again - period.

This whole thing makes me think of Barry Sanders, Cal Ripken, Joe Montana, or Steve Young. These guys played the game the way it was supposed to be played (and yes, I know Cal Ripken played baseball). Remember when Barry Sanders scored a touchdown? Just a little flip of the ball to the referee, and back to the sideline. Didn’t matter whether it was his 5th or 500th touchdown, he had class and respect. Terrell Owens is a great player but he could learn a thing or two from great players who had respect for the game and the fans that were paying to see them play.

November 6, 2005

Do you still fear Terrell Owens?

Filed under: Anger Management, Athletes, Football, N.F.L., Sports, Terrell Owens — Author @ 4:57 pm

Do you still fear Terrell Owens?

I mean, hey, he is or was “the most feared wide receiver in the game” at least according to his book promo.

And geez… he did scare half of America when he appeared with Nicolette Sheridan in that infamous PG-13 Rated towell drop commercial/promo for Desperate Housewives.

Catch This book by Terrel Owens

Catch This! : Going Deep with the NFL’s Sharpest Weapon by Terrell Owens

Do you favor or disfavor Terrell Owen’s “penchant for unique self-expression”???

“… spiking the ball on the midfield Texas lone star in front of a hostile Dallas Cowboy crowd, pulling a Sharpie from his sock to sign a game ball after a touchdown, and dancing with a cheerleader’s pom-poms after another TD. Never politically correct and always controversial and colorful on and off the field, Terrell Owens has transformed himself into ‘TO,’ the outrageous gridiron personality who has rocked the entire NFL and the sports landscape. (more…)


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