It's time to get pumped Lions Fans! The NFL is back and a lot of experts are picking the Blue and Silver as a dark horse team in the NFC North. Check out the highlights from last season to get you pumped up for football.
A lot of people are going to say that they don't care if the NFL remains in lockout forever. But that's B.S. Nothing is more important in America than Pro Football. Thank God Taylor Lautner is here to save us.
You've gotta be happy for Mark Ingram. He went in the first round, and he went to a winning team, The New Orleans Saints. I've got high hopes for him and so do the experts. Check out what they say about expectations of Ingram.
So I'm still pumped about the Lions picking up Nick Fairley in the NFL Draft. Check out his highlights from college.
It's been a long time, but the Lions will roar again on Monday night. The NFL has announced it's 2011 schedule, with the Lions hosting the Bears on October 11.
Ok, so it's Tuesday, and I'm just now doing a Super Bowl review. But I was kind of hung over yesterday, and there was a bunch of stuff going on at the studio, so I put it off. But today is a new day, and I'm ready to tell you what I thought about Super Bowl XLV.
Don't get me wrong, Madden 2011 is dope. But nothing says old school, hard nose, blue collar football like Tecmo Super Bowl. So lets blast Enter Sandman and Smells Like Teen Spirit, put on some flannel, and check out Super Bowl XLV, in 1991, as a video game.
Not only is Madden one of the best gaming franchises ever, it's also one of the most accurate forecasters when it comes to the Super Bowl. It's gotten the winner right in 6 out of the last 7 years, and really, who picked the Giants in 08? Check out the video inside and see who Madden 2011 picks for Super Bowl XLV.
The night before Super Bowl I, Green Bay Packers’ back-up wide receiver Max McGee violated team curfew and partied until the wee hours of the morning, figuring he had little chance of playing in the game.
It's not much of a surprise that this commercial won't make the air on Sunday. It's from the NFL Players Asscociation and it's addressing the possibility of an upcoming lock-out.
January 31, 2011
The Super Bowl hasn't always been so super. In fact, throughout the '80s and into the first half of the '90s many of the games were blowouts the likes of which are rarely seen during the regular season.
We've had better luck with Super Bowls lately, and this year's match-up between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Green Bay Packers is about as even as can be.
So maybe Sunday's game will end up being a classic. But for now we can count down the five best Super Bowls ever played.
-- Contributed by Jeremy Taylor
