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NFL Football: The Oakland Raiders Evil Al Davis Strikes Again!

January 28, 2008

It seems that the most famous (for all the wrong reasons) of NFL owners, Oakland Raiders Al Davis, has applied his wicked and brutal tactics yet again on up and coming Raiders head coach Lane Kiffin.

Obviously the Oakland Raiders had a season to forget this year with a record of 4-12, but even though the ugly record doesn’t show the Raiders improvement, they definitely have improved by leaps and bounds from last year’s embarrassing season under emotionless Art Shell.

With this in mind, Al Davis has reportedly written a resignation for Lane Kiffin, remember that is just “reportedly”, but with Al Davis’ resume of easily giving his head coaches the boot and his unforgettable motto of “Just win baby!”, I would not doubt that the Anti-Christ, I mean Al Davis, would do this without thinking twice.

Once again, “reportedly”, Lane Kiffin has refused to sign the resignation and honor the rest of his contract. Way to go Lane! Don’t let this bully push you around!

I definitely think it is time for Al Davis’ evil reign of the Silver and Black to come to an end because this guy is just making no sense and not helping by changing coaches like the wind blows, the Raiders were bad, but not that bad, give it a rest Al. Oh, and that was a brilliant move sending possibly the best wide receiver to the undefeated New England Patriots this season, just brilliant. Time to move over and let the young Kiffin just win baby!

Andy Brewbaker


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NFL Football Super Bowl 42: New York Giants vs. New England Patriots

January 21, 2008

On February 3rd in Glendale, Arizona the New York Giants will try and do the impossible by beating the undefeated New England Patriots in the Super Bowl.

The conference championships on Sunday showcased some interesting match ups and unpredictable outcomes, especially in the NFC where the Giants were able to contain Brett Favre and the Green Bay Packers’ running game lead by Ryan Grant.

It was another cold one at Lambeau field with the temperature being almost unbearable and near impossible to play in, but Giants quarterback Eli Manning wasn’t fazed one bit as he lead his team to the promise land and his first Super Bowl.

The AFC conference championship on the other hand ended with a the predicted outcome as the Patriots took the victory, but Phillip Rivers and the Chargers didn’t not go out without a fight; at one point it seemed the Chargers were in control and on their way to the big game in Arizona.

You would think if you can force the New England Patriots to make turnovers, you have a pretty good chance at winning the game, especially when you intercept 3 of Tom Brady’s passes. Even though the Chargers played arguably the best defense on what has become an unbeatable offense, it just wasn’t enough to end the Patriots Super Bowl campaign. Phillip Rivers was noticeably banged up (admitted he had surgery a week prior), Antonio Gates was a total non factor and LaDainian Tomlinson was only involved in 3 plays because of injury. With all this going on, I still got to give it to them; the Chargers gave the Patriots a run for their money.

Andy Brewbaker


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NFL Football Week 17: Can You Believe It? New England Patriots Are Almost Perfect!

December 27, 2007

After an absolutely dominant season, it all comes down to one game for NFL history to be made in many categories for Tom Brady and the 15-0 New England Patriots.

The stage is set, the perfect season and quite possibly the perfect quarterback (records wise) are at stake at Giants Stadium on Saturday in New York against Eli Manning and company. The New York Giants have already clinched a playoff berth, so there are no real playoff implications, just records to set and broken.

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Ricky Williams is Back, Again!

November 15, 2007

On November 14, 2007, running back Ricky Williams was officially reinstated and able to play in the NFL once again for the Miami Dolphins after an 18 month suspension for abusing the NFL’s drug abuse policy testing positive for Marijuana yet again (this guy just don’t learn).

There is no question that Ricky Williams is one the most talent running back ever to play in the NFL with great speed and unbelievable strength out of the backfield, but after repeatedly failing drug tests and obviously refusing to quit smoking the ganja, one has got to think this guy is going to do it again and again until he is banned for life.

God knows that the Miami Dolphins could use a running back like Williams right now as they are without a doubt the worst team in the NFL with putrid 0-8 record and an injured Ronnie Brown, but is it worth all the hassle of testing this junkie all the time and constantly worrying that he is stoned underneath that visor and helmet.

The answer is YES! If the Dolphins don’t take advantage of having pot head Williams in their offense then they better get prepared to be winless and dubbed one of the worst teams all-time. Ricky may be a pain in butt and always a concern, but you can always count on him to put points on the board and get you Ws in the win column.

Personally, I like Ricky Williams, no ego, no showboating, just a good running back who can put up 100 yards and a couple touchdowns on any given Sunday, but if we have learn anything from history, then we know that it is bound to repeat itself.

Andy Brewbaker


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