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    November 20, 2009

  • 2:07 PM Robert on Dumb Question of the Day

    You have to look at it both ways. Any team would love to go 19-0. Being undefeated, you will have a lot of pressure until you win that final game. No one in history has done that. Now lets say you got into the playoffs with one loss on your record, then the team doesn't have to even think about making history. Now the "DUMB QUESTION OF THE DAY" was do you think the Saints have a better chance at winning it all going into the playoffs undefeated or with just the one loss on their record. I would take that one loss during the regular season over going home in the middle of the playoffs.


    November 19, 2009

  • 12:39 AM Ed on Two Words for Rodney Harrison

    The real question to ask yourself is why with 3rd down and 2yds to go in four down territory, why couldn't the Pat's running game pick up a measely 2yds. I know that's a rhetorical question, we have a handful of running backs, but no running game.


    November 18, 2009

  • 10:32 AM elliemaerou on Tequila sues Chargers linebacker Merriman

    This girl is so hungry for money and fame it's pathetic! Is this her last result? She has to sue one of the best defenseive players in the NFL to make some money? Maybe she should try getting a JOB like the rest of the population! Or maybe stop messing around with Merriman and ask VH1 for another reality show...


    November 17, 2009

  • 4:44 PM Jay on Two Words for Rodney Harrison

    Andy I also am fine with going for it but wish they would have ran the ball on third and two. It doesn't really matter now anyway but I think we would have converted. Marquez I think you're wrong. Mr. Donaldson appears to have made an article to talk some sense into Harrison not kiss BB rump. I love Harrison but I personally think he is wrong on this particular call.


    November 17, 2009

  • 12:48 PM humblepie on Two Words for Rodney Harrison

    "Harrison saw first-hand how Peyton's baby brother Eli, shredded the New England secondary in the waning minutes of Super Bowl XLII" -that is simply not accurate


    November 17, 2009

  • 4:29 AM Mitch on You're Shocked, But Peyton's Not

    I love him more with all his defenses and explanations. Loved the game too. Indeed, one team's victory is a just the fans' reward. Thanks for sharing.


    November 17, 2009

  • 4:22 AM migan525 on Football Today -- In defense of Boldin; vandals leave a key piece of evidence at McNabb's house

    IWC watches


    November 17, 2009

  • 4:17 AM Mitch on Belichick defends controversial decision during Monday's press conference

    He surely has a lot of explaining to do. Anyways, this has been the most exciting game ever for the season. Indeed, one team's victory is a just the fans' reward. Thanks for sharing.


    November 16, 2009

  • 11:23 PM Andy on Two Words for Rodney Harrison

    The 4th and 2 call was definitely all or nothing, I don't mind the call Belichick made. I don't think it was lack of confidence in his defense as much as more confidence in his offense. And it is Peyton, he would've went 65 yards as easy as he went the 30 or so. Hope they meet again in the playoffs.


    November 16, 2009

  • 11:19 PM Andy on Pats-Colts: Harrison questions Belichick's decision

    The 4th and 2 call was definitely all or nothing, I don't mind the call Belichick made. I don't think it was lack of confidence in his defense as much as more confidence in his offense. And it is Peyton, he would've went 65 yards as easy as he went the 30 or so. Hope they meet again in the playoffs.


    November 16, 2009

  • 11:18 PM Andy on Belichick defends controversial decision during Monday's press conference

    This game was just fantastic. So exciting, it lived up to the hype. The 4th and 2 call was definitely all or nothing, I don't mind the call Belichick made. I don't think it was lack of confidence in his defense as much as more confidence in his offense. And it is Peyton, he would've went 65 yards as easy as he went the 30 or so. Hope they meet again in the playoffs.


    November 16, 2009

  • 9:04 PM Ed on Most pigskin pundits pan Belichick's decision

    Why didn;t the Patriots take a safety and give the Colts 2 points ? They would have still had a 4 point lead and could run the clock down with four more downs after the kick off.


    November 16, 2009

  • 2:02 PM marquez on Two Words for Rodney Harrison

    What a joke you "Belichick rump kisser". Rodney did a fine job of analyzing the decision and you though him under the bus with David Tyree......what a waste time reading this story. Are you trying to get yourself on the Big Show with the other rump kissers.


    November 16, 2009

  • 1:42 PM Peterj on Belichick defends controversial decision during Monday's press conference

    The superbowl will go thru Indy but it will not matter. Sammy Morris will be in the backfieled and Brady and Bellicheck will not be put in that position the next time. Kudo's to Manning comming back after that 4th qrt miserable interception; he displayed great resiliency. Another classic Pat v. Indy. This was great for both teams and the NFL.


    November 16, 2009

  • 12:57 PM daniel on Belichick defends controversial decision during Monday's press conference

    it would not have mattered whether or not Belicheat punted or went for it. Peyton is the best 2 minute quarterback (maybe in history) of football. Yes he threw 2 interceptions but they were wounded ducks. The colts played for 60 minutes whereas the Patriots ,especially Belicheat only played and coached for 58. Put the game in the hands of the defense and make Manning go 70-something yards for the win, not 28. Looks like the road to Miami is coming through indy. Go colts!


    November 16, 2009

  • 12:46 PM AG on Belichick defends controversial decision during Monday's press conference

    Brady would have gotten that first down in the PG (pre Gisele) era. Face it, the premier quarterback in the NFL, that inspires fear in opponent, is Peyton Manning. This game define that assertion.


    November 16, 2009

  • 12:40 PM Karen on Most pigskin pundits pan Belichick's decision

    Worse decision I've ever seen Belichick make. If it worked he would have been a hero.. With that said, to even think about going 4th and 2 so close to the Colts goal line was not the best choice. We made it very easy to get the winning touchdown and wind down the clock making it impossible for us to answer. I bet Bill was crying at home last night.


    November 16, 2009

  • 12:40 PM a parent and a fan on Charlie Weis' wife to critics: 'Let's let the man coach'

    Your husband is a man of class and a man with integrity. No apology is necessary. I agree winning a national championship for the irish would be great. My only wish is that my sons would have had a man like your husband as their coach throughout their football career. Tell coach to hang in there and please beat Stanford we will be there cheering for him and the Irish.


    November 16, 2009

  • 11:01 AM Dave Campion on Pats-Colts: Tip of the cap to Vollmer

    Bill Belichick you are now in good company with Grady Little! Thanks!


    November 16, 2009

  • 3:44 AM Mitch on Pats-Colts: Welcome to Lucas Oil

    Good updates but I guess you know by now that the one of the best games ever has just happened over there. Loved it! Thanks for sharing. Anyways, it's always cool to be a great sports fan because one good company is giving away free coupons.