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It's advice that sounds like heresy on the gridiron: Go for it on fourth down. Try more onside kicks. Running backs don't matter much.
Germany's Sebastian Vollmer does not see himself as another Dirk Nowitzki when it comes to sparking interest for a sport in his homeland by winning a championship at the highest level.
At tonight's NFL Honors award show, Randall Cobb won the award for Play of the Year for his 108-yard kickoff return touchdown on opening night against the Saints.  If you recall, Cobb essentially did a barrel roll in the middle of his return without being touched down and then outraced the stunned Saints coverage team to the end zone. While that was certainly a phenomenal play, with all due ...
WASHINGTON - It's advice that sounds like heresy on the gridiron: Go for it on fourth down. Try more onside kicks. Running backs don't matter much.
Retired Colt Hunter Smith Uses Real-Life NFL Stories to Demonstrate that Players’ Behavior Both On and Off the Field can have Profound Effects on Fans and Young PlayersBloomington, IN (PRWEB) February 02, 2012 WestBow Press, the strategic self-publishing division of the world’s largest Christian publisher, Thomas Nelson, Inc., announced legendary Indianapolis Colts head coach Tony Dungy has ...
If Super Bowl Sunday is a day you look forward to with great anticipation each year, if it is a day that you equate with excitement and good times, there's something you should know:
WASHINGTON (AP) — It’s advice that sounds like heresy on the gridiron: Go for it on fourth down. Try more onside kicks. Running backs don’t matter much.
The Baltimore Ravens put on a brave face after a heartbreaking 23-20 loss to the New England Patriots in the American Football Conference title game on Sunday but their pain was on display for all to see.
I have never been enamored with the NFL.
Fraser Davidson, a London-based animator, created this unofficial video for Bill Maher's "Irritable Bowl Syndrome."
Football's popularity obliterates all other TV programming in its path.
As a basketball player turned minister, I’ve observed that sport and religion have one interesting thing in common: both tend to bring out the best and worst in us. Especially in America.
It's about a 16-hour drive from Montgomery, Ala., to Green Bay, Wis. But for Bryan Barlett Starr, it was a journey that took more than two decades, and one that was filled with triumph and tragedy.
For the professional football fan, the playoffs are the most unhappy time of the year. One reason, obviously, is that most teams don’t even make the playoffs, and all but one of those that do end their seasons with defeats.
The numbers show that offense is just as important as defense, icing the kicker doesn't work and running backs are overrated
When it comes to Super Bowl emails, my inbox is in need of good blockers.
The death of Angelo Dundee marks a sad day for the worlds of boxing and sport in general. The Philadelphia-born 90-year-old was the man in the corner helping Muhammad Ali, Sugar Ray Leonard and George Foreman on their paths to … Continue reading →
Fraser Davidson, a London-based animator, created this unofficial video for Bill Maher's "Irritable Bowl Syndrome."
Expressions of faith on field by rookie quarterback Tim Tebow sparked admiration and mockery
Early Tuesday morning, as I perused the numerous work emails needing my attention, my department head came into the office and asked if I had heard about Brian Urlacher ’s recent comments, that it was all over the radio. Being a suburbanite of Chicago, one very interested in the happenings in the sports world (at youth through elite levels), and one who has a vested interest in those happenings ...
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