Archive for February, 2005

Fiedler Overlooked

Monday, February 14th, 2005

Jay Fiedler?s days in Miami may be numbered, but he has made a respectable name for himself around the league. Since Dan Marino?s departure nearly five years ago, Fiedler has been able to stable himself in Miami with little support from the coaching staff. Each year they seem to want to head in a different […]

What Should Chargers Do?

Sunday, February 13th, 2005

Isn?t it great when the athlete gets to make a mockery of an organization? One year ago Drew Brees practically had his walking papers handed to him, when the Chargers drafted Philip Rivers. How quickly the tide can turn in ones favor though. Rivers decided to holdout, and Brees knew this was his chance to […]

Bears Ready To Build

Sunday, February 13th, 2005

A quick glance at the Bears 2005 season, and you?ll see that they finish at a dismal 5-11. Any knowledgeable person though would see that they were a great 5-11 team, if that is even possible to imagine. They went through tremendous injuries on both sides of the football, but yet stayed a dangerous team. […]

Coaches Facing Extreme Pressure

Saturday, February 12th, 2005

Like Charles Barkely said, every coach gets fired sometime in their life, even if they turn out to be a great one. It is just a part of developing as a coach, but does it get any better when you distinguish yourself? Some would say yes and no, but the hoopla surrounding that coach every […]

2004 Final Team Rankings

Friday, February 11th, 2005

The 2004 season is officially over. Lets rank them accordingly one last time.
1. New England Patriots
The Patriots are in a league of their own right now. Will it be four out of five next season?
2. Philadelphia
It has to hurt deep being in second place all the time.
3. Indianapolis
May be ready to take over the Patriots next time around
4. Pittsburgh
A […]

Eerie Situation for Bledsoe

Thursday, February 10th, 2005

Not to downgrade Drew Bledsoe but he has had his fair share of chances in the NFL. His career started off phenomenal but over the last six to eight years it has been in a stand still. He did revitalize and strengthen the Bills to an impressive finish, but where was that earlier in the […]

TO Outdoes Any Celebration

Wednesday, February 9th, 2005

By Zack Cimini
Of all the celebrations and antics Terrell Owens has done in his career, nothing compares to his Super Bowl performance. There is no doubt that he was in serious pain and discomfort, but did he show it? I can?t remember a play on the field where he noticeably limped. If he did he […]

Three for Three

Monday, February 7th, 2005

By Zack Cimini
The odds were against New England all season long, even though they were the team that has proven themselves countless times. Yet, all the talk was on Peyton Manning and rookie Ben Roethlisberger. The funny thing about the whole situation is those were the two teams that New England bounced out of the […]

Right Decision

Friday, February 4th, 2005

By Zack Cimini
The end of the road had come for Emmitt Smith, and rather than fade out on a bad note he decided to do what was best for his career. His final two seasons in Arizona is only a direct link to the addition of free agency. More and more great players have to […]

Germaine Inserted

Thursday, February 3rd, 2005

By Zack Cimini
Before Marc Bulger took over the reigns in St. Louis, Joe Germaine had his opportunity. Opportunities come and go, and Germaine wasn?t able to take advantage of his starts, and quickly was brushed off by the Rams. The NFL may have the main entr?e for fans, but more and more athletes are finding […]