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Well... that may not always be true.
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Kickalicious
This viral clip of a football field goal kicker has lead to the NFL's Detroit Lions signing him to a contract.
By: spam_vigilante
Friday, Apr 12th 2013 (11:04am) | Thanks: NFL.com
I was impressed by this short clip. I may have to take up running again.
By: spam_vigilante
Saturday, Mar 30th 2013 (2:46am)
Even in the off-season, PFM's Quarterbacks On Facebook continues to rage on.
By: dave
Thursday, Mar 28th 2013 (12:03am)
It's a Big-O Tire? I wish this was an annual event!
By: ZiB
Monday, Mar 18th 2013 (1:52pm) | Thanks: Wimp
Not on your opponents eyes.
By: ZiB
Monday, Feb 25th 2013 (12:02am) | Thanks: Wimp
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THIS SUNDAY
ProFootballMock takes an honest look at the Super Bowl matchup by reading between the lines.
By: dave
Friday, Feb 1st 2013 (4:52am)
It's completely hilarious to mock it via baseball cards.
If you've been following ProFootballMock's Quarterbacks on Facebook, this week's entry heralding the Superbowl matchup is truly epic.
By: dave
Tuesday, Jan 22nd 2013 (12:02am)
One day after former NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue vacated the "Bountygate" suspensions of several New Orleans Saints players, current commissioner Roger Goodell suspended Tagliabue indefinitely for "conduct detrimental the authority of the commissioner's office," as well as "daring to question the commissioner's sovereignty."
By: dave
Friday, Dec 14th 2012 (3:50am)
Here's a fascinating piece about Jon Gruden, NFL coach turned Monday Night Football color commentator whose enthusiasm for and dedication to the game runs far deeper than you'd expect.
By: dave
Thursday, Nov 29th 2012 (4:02am)
Joe Namath, drunk, hits on a sideline reporter during MNF.
By: spam_vigilante
Sunday, Nov 18th 2012 (9:00am)
Four! life time sentences...
Last night's Eagles/Saints game was great for a number of reasons - one of which was this clever kickoff return misdirection that only failed because the pass ended up being forward. I was rooting for the Saints, natch, but I gotta admit - that was fucking brilliant. Too bad they blew the lateral, it was a well-deserved 6 points.
By: dave
Tuesday, Nov 6th 2012 (4:43am)
Dave (Saints Baby) will love this read on what ex-Saints and Falcons (boo!) quarterback Bobby Hebert is up to these days.
By: spam_vigilante
Saturday, Nov 3rd 2012 (11:00am)
"But wait," you say, "there was an NFL strike in 1982." Yep, there was. And about half the season didn't get played... except on the radio.
By: dave
Monday, Oct 22nd 2012 (12:04am)
News: After last night's debacle, the Lingerie Football League will not be taking them back.
By: dave
Tuesday, Sep 25th 2012 (5:58am)
Marshall Taylor (1878 - 1932) was an American cyclist who won the world 1 mile track cycling championship in 1899 after setting numerous world records and overcoming racial discrimination. Taylor was the first African-American athlete to achieve the level of world champion.
Marshall Taylor was just a teenager when he turned professional and began winning races on the world stage, and President Theodore Roosevelt became one of his greatest admirers. Nicknamed 'the Black Cyclone,' he would burst to fame as the world champion of his sport. But Taylor's crossing of the color line was not without complication, especially in the United States, where he often had no choice but to ride ahead of his white competitors to avoid being pulled or jostled from his bicycle at high speeds.
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Honest NFL Logos
Brian Huntington has put together an assortment of alternate logos for NFL teams... and as can be expected, the truth hurts.
By: dave
Monday, Sep 10th 2012 (12:08am)
If you follow the NFL, you know about the referee lockout and that Herr Goodell's starting the season with scabs, leaving the official officials hanging. Does this mean that Ed Hochuli, the NFL's most popular and storied ref, is taking this opportunity to kick back and relax? Fuck no.
By: dave
Friday, Sep 7th 2012 (12:00am)
The New Orleans Saints, still struggling to adapt to the harsh suspensions handed down from the NFL after the Bountygate scandal, Tuesday named the relatively unknown Shawnski Paytonovitch as their interim head coach.
Regardless of whether you care about Usain Bolt, or track and field, or even the Games at all, this video is hands-down the coolest thing to come out of this summer's Olympic coverage.
Watch as the New York Times breaks down the evolution of the human race literally, using every 100-meter gold medalist since 1896.
You might think that there is no way that an eight month pregnant woman could compete in the London 2012 games. And you'd be wrong.
By: spam_vigilante
Tuesday, Jul 17th 2012 (12:47am)
Earlier this week, NFL commissioner and burgeoning Bond villain Roger Goodell ruled on the appeals of the New Orleans Saints players involved in the bounty scandal. To the surprise of literally every person in the world and many of the animals, he upheld his own ruling on their punishments.
By: dave
Monday, Jul 9th 2012 (12:01am) |
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