We have a great slate of games this week. Division rivalries, a Super Bowl rematch and, just to balance that out, two NFC west and two AFC west teams are playing each other. This is tempered by the fact that this week means the regular season is more than half over after this week. With the NBA still on strike, I have become totally dependent on the NFL to keep me sane. I don’t know what I’ll do come February if the NBA season is cancelled. Kill myself? Yeah that sounds good.
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I don’t know why this year is the year of the QB any more than any other year. It’s just another tired example of ESPN creating an agenda and then pushing it endlessly until the viewing public accepts it as truth. Thanks for telling us how to think, again, ESPN! What would I do without you?
So the Broncos have a bye this week, and Tim Tebow is going to be starting for them in week seven. Fuck. Me. Having to root for him will be worse than having to watch them go 1-15 this year. Anyway, fudge me in the face with a bible:
Holy frickin bye week, Batman! Six teams had a bye this week (well, based on the way Miami has played they’ve had a bye every week, but that’s neither here nor there) and let me just say that after suffering through this, I can really relate to the suffering of most breast cancer patients. That’s the point of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, right? Anyways, on to the recap:
It seems like every day there is a new revolution in the way we watch sports. Developments like NFL Sunday Ticket, HD and on-line game streaming have allowed us to watch basically any game we want in the highest possible quality, no matter where we are in the country. All in the last decade too. But HD aside, NFL.com just released inarguably the best thing that’s happened to Football in the last 10 years: Any NFL Game, On Demand, Commercial Free.
Week 3 of the NFL is in the books, after last night’s NFC east duel that pit Tony Romo and his Vaqueros (it is Hispanic Heritages Month) against Sexy Rexy Grossman and his Sex Cannon. It was a thrilling week, and I know I’m not alone in saying that if the rest of the season is as good as this, the lockout was worth it. Wait, what? Anyways, on to the recap:
The return of our NFL preview show where Brian Dernulc and I go over all the NFL games of the week and pick them against the spreads! Last year I got hit in the face with a pie after losing our year-long wager and time will tell what the stakes will be for the contest this time around.
This week in the NFL saw continuation of some of the same stories of week one such as “Who the fudge is Ryan Fitzpatrick?”, and “When did Rex Grossman learn how to throw a football to his teammates rather than his opponents?” The season is just two weeks old but trends are already starting to develop and we are beginning to get a shadow of an idea of how the season might play out. Or not. Who the fudge knows? Allow me to pretend I do:
The NFL season has officially begun with Week 1 in the books. The only thing that lit up the scoreboards more than the teams were their cheerleaders. With that in mind, I have assembled the ultimate cheerleader roster. Here are the best cheerleaders from each team, in alphabetical order, each worthy of a touchdown spike.
If you missed this Touchdown dance by Tony Scheffler, you got to check this video out. Creative, original, and entertaining. You don’t see that everyday. Being that Ocho Cinco’s touchdown scoring days are probably behind him, and T.O. is not even in the league, hopefully Scheffler can carry the Touchdown dancing torch and keep the moves alive.