Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Operation 160 and Dish Network's channel NFL RedZone
Now, I want to profess my love for the NFL RedZone channel on Dish Network. It is new this year and let me tell you I LOVE IT!
First, it has no commercials. None. I can watch from 12:15 to 6:30 without seeing one commercial. Thank God! The NFL is the WORST when it comes to TV timeouts.
Scott Hanson hosts the show and he does a good job staying on point with it. He realizes the fans don't care about him. All they care about it are the games. He runs a good point. You see, this channel does not wait for a team to get into a redzone to be show. They fly around from game to game showing different situations. If there is more than one game that is coming down to the wire or are about to score, they split the screen.
If every game is on commercial (which happens all the time because the NFL is a commercial whore), they show highlights from prior games or earlier in the game. They really do a good job of keeping you informed of every game going on.
Lets just say that I really don't ever want to watch just one regular season game on Sunday ever again.
Monday, February 2, 2009
Another Bronco gets SCREWED!
Aaron Schatz from Football Outsiders really did nail it.
"I've been offline all day and just saw this news. Can somebody honestly tell me with a straight face that Shannon Sharpe is not a Hall of Famer? Shannon Sharpe was one of the two best tight ends in the NFL for a decade. He is second all-time among tight ends in pretty much every statistic, behind only Tony Gonzalez. You want a winner? The dude has three rings. It's hard to look at Terrell Davis' stats and say "wow, clearly this was a guy whose tight end sucked at blocking." Oh, and did we mention that Denver is the most under-represented franchise in the Hall of Fame? What, did they decide that talking with marbles in your mouth now disqualifies you from Canton? What the hell?"
Well said Mr. Schatz. Well said.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Steelers 23 Arizona 10 - Final Score
Go Steel Curtain!
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
1989 NFL Draft
Round 1
1. Dallas - Troy Aikman, QB UCLA
2. Green Bay - Tony Mandarich, T Michigan State
3. Detroit - Barry Sanders, RB Oklahoma State
4. Kansas City - Derrick Thomas, DE Alabama
5. Atlanta - Deion Sanders, CB Florida State
My goodness! Not only did they pass on Barry but Deion and DT as well. Worst pick ever! Also, there were some more players in the first round like Trace Armstrong, Steve Atwater and Andre Rison. Here is the whole first round.
Now I know why Ron Wolfe is so popular. Expectation are a little low when taking the GM job after this blunder.