This past Sunday, the Dallas Cowboys traveled to Lincoln Financial Field to play the Philadelphia Eagles in what was a win and you’re in the playoffs game. This game had a lot of build-up prior kick-off. The Eagles found out, about 15 minutes before the game started, that the stars had aligned for them; the Bears and Buccaneers had both lost. This game had everything football fans wanted. It was the ‘Boys against the Birds, with their playoff destinies on the line.
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30 December 2008
22 November 2008
Each week, on Friday, I will look into my (never wrong, just misinformed) crystal ball and give my predictions for that weekend games. I will always prognosticate on the Eagles and Cowboys games and then pick two more games of interest (to me, that is, not necessarily to you). Keep in mind, that this is for entertainment purposes only, and that I do not endorse any sort of legal or illegal gambling. That being said…let’s see what’s in my crystal ball!
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8 October 2008
With the Pentant races going on and the almighty NFL still keeping everyone including me at the edge of their seats, not only on Sunday but even throughout the week. Even NCAA football fans are direct
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Last night, we lost another star to the pre-season. Antawn Jamison went down with a knee injury after playing only 4 mins. Which begs the question why do we need a pre-season anyway. Now the Washin
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7 October 2008
Sean Salisbury offers his fantasy football preview for week 6 of the NFL. Check this out every week at my blog.
Continue reading "Sean Salisbury's Fantasy Preview for Week 6"
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6 October 2008
Yesterday, the Eagles lost another heartbreaker to a division foe, the Washington Redskins, 23-17. The Eagles stand at 2-3 and in 4th (last) place in their division. They have now lost two division (3 conference) games…and that does not bode well for play-off considerations. Though it’s still early in the season…the sky may be falling!
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3 October 2008
The Crying Game pt. 2
Hello NFL fans,
Here we are again with the on going drama that is the Valley of the Departed, or as you know them, the Dallas Cowboy fan base. You see after the critically acclaimed article The TO Story, there was only one thing I could do, make a crappy sequel! This sequel would not have been if not for the despicable actions of the Dallas Cowgirls and their equally brain dead fan base.
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1 October 2008
Wednesday Blast
Hello NFL Fans,
Once again it is time to blast your problems away on hump day. For those of you that do not know how this works, here it is. You let me know what is bothering you, football wise, since I am not a therapist. I post it on my weekly article and hopefully help relieve the stress in your life. I have received even more feedback since the last two Blasts. You guys are giving me great ammo to continue putting your opinions out there.
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9 September 2008
As I've stated before, one of Jason Campbell's biggest issues is holding on to the ball and second guessing the coverage.
Santana Moss, against the Giants, could have had more on the boards. The problem was Jason took too long to make a decision. It's one of those things that every quarterback has to get over early.
Continue reading "Jason Campbell: What he needs to remember for N.O."
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8 September 2008
Ok, so I wasn't going to say I told you so but....I told you so. Everything Jason Campbell needed to do he did about 50 percent (15-for-27 for 133 yards with one touchdown...yeah matches up pretty good) and now Zorn has been quoted that it's going take a little longer to mold his quarterback into the ways of the Jedi West Coast Offense.
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4 September 2008
In an interview with Yahoo Sports, it was very vocal.
"I'm not surprised at all," said receiver Plaxico Burress. "Nobody really has a lot of respect for us. Even when we won the Super Bowl, everything was a fluke. (David Tyree) catching the ball on his helmet was a fluke. We go down in the two-minute drive, and it was a fluke. ... I always say to myself, 'We are a group of guys going out and putting everything they have on the football field, and we're not worth anything.' I think it is a real slap in the face for us.”
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9 April 2008
Another football season is upon us, and it is that time again to address the “state of the Washington Redskins.” I know some of you are probably saying, “Who is this guy”
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