NFL: Le’Veon Bell Will Regret Passing Up The Steelers Long Term Offer

July 19, 2018

The NFL’s deadline to sign players on franchise tags to an extension was Monday. None of the big names that are currently playing on the franchise tag signed extensions. The most notable name on the franchise player list is Steelers running back Le’Veon Bell. Bell’s agent Adisa Bakari met with the Steelers over the weekend in an effort to negotiate a long term contract. The Steelers offered Bell a five…

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Four Downs: Four Thoughts On the Top Stories in the NFL.

July 17, 2018

With NFL training camps opening up this week, there has been an unusual amount of NFL news making headlines. Here are four stories that caught our attention. 1st Down: LeSean McCoy in Hot Water: I am not going to get into the specifics of this bizarre LeSean McCoy story but according to his ex-girlfriend’s lawyer, McCoy may have hired someone to rob her. The robber stole jewelry from the home…

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NFL: NFL Owners Cannot Allow Their League to Become a Farce Like the NBA Has

July 3, 2018

The NBA has become a farce thanks to player movement. Superstars are opting out of contracts and joining other superstars to form super teams. NFL owners cannot allow this to happen in their league. The owners must take a stand the next time they renegotiate a new CBA and not include player options. Player options have ruined the NBA and they will ruin the NFL if teams start including them…

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NFL: The Bucs Season May Be Derailed Before It Even Starts

June 24, 2018

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are going to be without starting quarterback Jameis Winston for the first three games of the regular season after Winston was suspended for violating the NFL’s conduct policy. Winston allegedly sexual assaulted a female Uber driver two years ago. After a through investigation, the league concluded that Winston had to be suspended for his actions. The suspension is devastating news for a team that has playoff…

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NFL: 3 Reasons Why I’m O.K With Terrell Owens Skipping the Hall of Fame Enshrinement Ceremony

June 9, 2018

I don’t have a problem with Terrell Owens skipping the Hall of Fame enshrinement ceremony in August. I personally wouldn’t miss it but Owens beats to his own drum and he’s well within his rights to skip it. He also reserves the right to change his mind at some point. Why is it bad that Owens is skipping it? Because other Hall of Famers said so? That’s nonsense! Here are…

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NFL: Aaron Rodgers Next Contract Could Change the NFL Forever

June 7, 2018

Aaron Rodgers is looking for a raise. With two years remaining on his current contract with the Green Bay Packers, Rodgers is grossly underpaid at $22 million per season. Rodgers has been passed on the quarterback money list by quarterbacks like Kirk Cousins and Jimmy Garoppolo. While both Cousins and Garoppolo have earned their extensions, they are not in the elite class that Rodgers is. The Packers have maintained all along…

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Dime Package: Ten Thoughts On The NFL, College and High School Football

June 5, 2018

Trump and Eagles have a history of not getting a long. 1. Donald Trump pulling his White House invitation to the Eagles is a petty move. Regardless of whether or not some players wanted to go or not go, the team should still be invited. Some players had planned events around the visit. The decision to dis-invite the team was a political power play by the President. Trump missed out…

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NFL: Forecasting the Future of the Top Remaining Free Agents

June 3, 2018

There are several high profile free agents still looking for work. With OTA’s and mini camps wrapping up in the coming weeks and training camp around the corner, let’s take a look at what the future might hold for these players. DeMarco Murray, RB: Murray’s market has been cold since his release from the Titans. Given the wear and tear on his body and the obvious decline in his performance,…

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Dime Package: Ten Thoughts On the Week That Was in Football

May 27, 2018

The owners decided to keep the fans in their seats with their new anthem policy. Ten Thoughts on the week that was in football. 1. For Bob Kraft to announce that Tom Brady will be at next month’s mini camp, that must mean Brady told Kraft and Bill Belichick that he was going to take the off-season conditioning program off. 2. As a side not, here is what Brady is…

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NFL: The Anthem Vote By the Owners Reinforces the Notion That They Are Businessmen First

May 24, 2018

The NFL owners voted on a new anthem policy at yesterday’s Spring League meetings. Under the new policy, anyone on the sideline is expected to stand for the national anthem. If players do not want to stand for it, they have the option of staying in the locker room. If a player kneels during the national anthem, the NFL reserves the right to fine the organization, not the player. However…

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