How the NFL dropped the ball.

By Wheeld1, Section NFL
Posted on Sun Dec 10 2006 at 12:41 PM EST
More on: NFL, Terrell Owens, Dallas Cowboys, football, Seahawks (all tags)

In the NFL, there is a serious disease affecting every player and every team.  The symptoms of the disease become apparent at the worst possible times, when the game is on the line.  It affects everybody, even the game's best.  The most terrifying thing is that no cure exists now or in the future.  This disease affects a person's ability to catch a ball also known as, "the drop."

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In the NFL, Clark Kent is every team's Superman!

By Wheeld1, Section NFL
Posted on Sun Nov 05 2006 at 5:13 PM EST
More on: NFL, Dallas, Kansas City, Seattle, backup (all tags)

By all sports standards they are underpaid, undervalued, underappreciated, and totally unprepared.  The average man called upon at a moments notice to do the heroic feats of a superhero. Completely anonymous to many fans and media, yet expected to perform as a superstar.  No other position in sports demands more for less.  These masked men are football's backup quarterbacks.  

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What is it worth?

By Wheeld1, Section College
Posted on Wed Nov 30 2005 at 3:24 PM EST
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The age of the BCS lottery machine is upon us.  The difference between winning and losing has a lot more to do with money than it does with the score.  It's hard to know what drives a good team anymore; the money or the winning.

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