Funny how a simple game of football can transform downtown Manhattan and the Meadowlands into a ruckus party zone. Good times were the M.O. yesterday thanks to the NY Giants organization and the Big Blue faithful, myself included of course, turning what would’ve been another boring Tuesday into an unforgettable event. Read the rest of this entry »

The New York Giants did it. Again. And for the last time until the fall, we present to you the final NFL Recap of the 2011-2012 season. Read the rest of this entry »

The day has finally arrived. There’s really no hype or anticipation needed for the Super Bowl. It’s the only thing anyone’s talking about today and come 6:30 EST, it’ll be the only thing on television. We all know what’s at stake here. Eli’s going for his second ring where Tom Brady is knocking on the door step of possibly the greatest quarterback to ever…you know what, never mind. Read the rest of this entry »

We usually take this time to give you a recap of the previous day’s playoff games with our notes of things learned. But since there wasn’t a real game on yesterday (ok, the Pro Bowl was), we’ll instead turn our gaze backwards to the most memorable playoff performances we’ve seen in the 2011 postseason. Read the rest of this entry »

It’s often been said a person has to witness damn near losing everything to realize he or she actually has the world at their fingertips. There aren’t too many people in sports who understand that previous sentence more than Ray Lewis. Read the rest of this entry »

When Peyton Manning underwent his neck surgery and missed this season there probably wasn’t a soul who thought that he might have thrown his final touchdown for the Colts. Yet the chances of that being the case grows exponentially with each passing day. Read the rest of this entry »

If this wasn’t the best Championship Sunday in recent memory, point another one out. The Ravens and Patriots jumpstarted the day with a thriller that came down to the last kick, which ultimately stopped the Ravens short of the Super Bowl for what felt like the 100th time. Read the rest of this entry »

How’s this sound? Only three games remain in the NFL season; four if you include the most useless all star production in sports, the Pro Bowl. That being said, find solace in the fact these are the three biggest games of the year with more history, suspense and drama than your grandmother’s favorite soap opera. Read the rest of this entry »

Here’s what we know following the divisional round in the playoffs: a new Super Bowl champion will be crowned. Before shifting our attention to the AFC and NFC title games, let’s look back at 10 things we took away from the weekend, shall we? Read the rest of this entry »

By the time we all shut our eyes tonight, the NFL’s Final Four will be set in stone and the march to Indianapolis one step closer to completion. The stakes get higher, the possessions mean more and that small ounce of depression in knowing the season is damn near over begins to increase. We’ll live though. It’s not like we have to deal with another lockout, you know? Read the rest of this entry »

After a long work week, NFL playoff Saturday is finally upon us and things couldn’t appear more inciting. Story lines are abundant and with only eight teams remaining to obtain the trophy seen above, we could very well be looking at the eventual Super Bowl champions today and not even know it. Read the rest of this entry »

Heisman Trophy winner and Andre 3000 impersonator Robert Griffin III has decided to go pro. Per ESPN, the dual-threat Baylor quarterback will make the news official with an announcement within the next 24 hours. Read the rest of this entry »

In a weekend largely defined by blowouts, we ended wildcard weekend with an instant classic. From the first round of playoff football, from the obvious to the no-so-obvious, from Megatron to a Tebow prayer answered, these past 48 hours were certainly something to take note of. So we did; 10 of them, actually. Read the rest of this entry »

Try not to get too depressed ladies and gents. The work week starts back up tomorrow, but before another installment of indentured servitude begins, at least be thankful we have two more wildcard games to entertain us. Read the rest of this entry »

Feel free to order that custom “Luck” Indianapolis Colts jersey. In news that will deflate some of the NFL draft’s natural uncertainty, the last-place Colts appear primed to draft Andrew Luck with the number one overall pick, according to sources close to team owner Jim Isray. Read the rest of this entry »