It’s Time To Talk NFL Overtime
In light of the Bills-Chiefs NFL playoff game, an evaluation of improvements that can be made on the NFL overtime system.
In light of the Bills-Chiefs NFL playoff game, an evaluation of improvements that can be made on the NFL overtime system.
No, football did not prevent bad things. Could not have. But I submit that football made them bearable in a way they might not have been
The NFL swung the fine hammer at coaches and teams for not abiding by the mandatory mask rules Sunday, and more will be coming.
Today I realized I’m tired of the fight over the “Redskins” name, tired of citing Ives Goddard, and tired of taking positions on the polls.
That depends on a few things: What did you think and do then, what do you think and do now, and what has changed in the meantime.
The WrestleMania of Football happens this Sunday! So the question is “WHO IS THIRSTIER!?” and the answer is probably Kansas City.
Sports and politics have that in common. People absolutely lose their minds over it, and their basic life skills and humanity tend to go with it.
A better understanding of the toll football takes on its players might convince you: American Football should be abolished.
The NFL had to choose between its black players and its conservative white fans. It, very predictably, went with its conservative, white fans.
Year Four of our online game of Dungeons and Dragons for NFL fans.
As Tod predicted last week, after a week of ratings-boosting scandal coverage ESPN has decided it’s time to protect its investment with the NFL.
Grantland’s Bryan Curtis argues that today’s sports journalists are becoming “liberal.” He’s wrong.
They’re becoming journalists.
by Tod Kelly
Because people who “don’t care” if you’re gay don’t usually make laws making it illegal for your employer to keep you on.
Here are my final NFL power rankings of the regular season, focusing just on those teams that are making the playoffs. Because, honestly, does anyone really care where the Tampa Bay Bucs rank?
Kazzy ranks the sports year month-by-month. (Spoiler: His relatively low valuation of Major League Baseball just might make Mike Schilling’s head explode)