After more than four months of hibernation, the NFL blasted off this week after the players and owners signed the new CBA. Not only did this mean that the season was back, but that over eighteen weeks of free-agency and off-season trades had to be crammed into just five short days. Read the rest of this entry »
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Donovan McNabb To Become Analyst…For College Hoops [With Leather]
Pac Div Speaks on Grown Kid Syndrome, Prince & Basketball [Ashley O.]
Porn For Your 12-Year-Old Self [College Humor]
Snake Bites Israeli Model Orit Fox’s Boob, Dies [DJ Mick] Read the rest of this entry »
– Jay Electronica exorcised the ghost Christopher Wallace & got down with the nation of Roc. History suggests he made the right move. It remains to be seen how it affects his career in the long run, but the short term yield benefited the fans.
– Girl Talk shut the internet down on Monday with his aptly-titled All Day.
– Donovan signed a new deal and promptly added more fuel to the ire of Redskin fans before the ink could even dry. Read the rest of this entry »
There was a time when just the mention of Donovan McNabb’s name would rile up a Black rage inside of me that could make LeRoi Jones look like Sarah Palin. McNabb was undoubtedly treated like a whipping boy in Philadelphia from the moment he was drafted until the day he was unceremoniously shipped away to the Redskins. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m guessing Randy Moss was hoping for a better Sunday.
While the breakup with New England wasn’t necessarily acrimonious, there’s no doubt Moss wanted to prove to that his old team had given up on him too early. Moss did little to inspire Belichick’s doubters however, gathering only one catch for a measly 8 yards on the day and submitting a “please take me back” rant for the ages after the game. Read the rest of this entry »
In a week with exciting finishes everywhere, upsets and big plays, the biggest game of all was something of a letdown.
I’m talking, of course, about Donovan McNabb’s return to Philadelphia, which turned out underwhelming for pretty much everyone. Yes McNabb got the W, but this was a case of the team carrying him, not some heroic, vindictive domination. Read the rest of this entry »
“Time to separate the platinum from the white gold/Right from the door/The real from the fake, Ready rock from the raw…” – Jay-Z
With the NFL season winding down, Week 16 found teams looking to sew up playoff spots. Although the top seeds were pretty much solidified, there were enough teams with hopes of a Wild Card berth jockeying for seeding to keep things interesting throughout the extended holiday weekend round of games. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m glad the NFL has 32 teams. I appreciate that second-rate cities like Jacksonville and Indianapolis get to enjoy the pride of having their own professional franchise in America’s game. But there are definite downsides. One is that some of the 32 teams are going teams are going to be really, really bad. A painful waste of fans dollars and hours. Read the rest of this entry »
I’m pretty sure this was the only way that McNabb wanted to see Vick under center in September. But come 1 pm today, the Michael Vick era will officially begin in Philadelphia. Read the rest of this entry »
Amber Fox By Rho Photos
It’s Not Supposed To Bend That Way [Don Chavez]
How to Properly Attend A Porn Awards Show [Coed]
Katy Perry Nude? [The Grumpiest]
McNabb Again Shows That “Comeback” Is Not In His DNA [Black Blog Voices]
…and the exclusive use of two video clips.
Ed Reed could be right. The Ravens could very well be nobody wants to face right now. And even though Ray Lewis’ hit on Ahmand Hall made me “wooooooh!” with each replay, let us not forget that the Steelers invented “smash mouth football.” Read the rest of this entry »
As a lifelong New Orleans Saints fan, I’ve become quite accustomed to not having a team to root for this time of year. Though my boys are usually gone by December, I tend to find myself rooting intensely for some team when the playoffs role around — that team is always the one with the Black quarterback. My father went to Dillard University and I was raised near Jackson State University, so we have both been immersed in a culture that has celebrated the Black quarterback. NFL and BCS teams haven’t always been as enthused by the concept; successful, heavily recruited candidates being few and far between, for the most part.
Aside from perhaps the hockey goalie, the Black quarterback is one of the last frontiers of major sports. Read the rest of this entry »
America’s self-proclaimed “number one hockey mom” got an earful from Philly fans @ the Flyers game. They did manage to have mostly cheers by the time she got to center ice. Word is Peedi was there cheering though, hoping for potential presidential pardon if the Republicans manage to win. Read the rest of this entry »
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