By the time you read this, it’s entirely possible Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews will have new contracts.  It’s widely assumed they’ll average $25m and $13m a year respectively.  That’s $38 million – just to avoid math mixups.  Plenty of … Continue reading →

It’s Black Monday in the NFL and jobs are opening up left and right.  Here is the rundown of who is out, as of this post… only covering head coaches & GMs.  Completely random order. Philly: Reid is gone, which … Continue reading →

“I’d say about fourth,” Finley said. “I don’t really want to put a number on it, but I’d say four if I had to. I’m pretty disappointed in it. I’m pretty disappointed in the numbers side of it, but I … Continue reading →

Crosby’s name has come up a lot this year, people say he’s in a funk.  I say, he’s just as bad as he’s always been.  Last year he was pretty solid and that was an anomaly.  Part of the problem is … Continue reading →

How are you supposed to take this game seriously?  This is the kind of foolishness that ruined the NBA in a very short amount of time.  We’ve had a pretty contentious lockout, a farce of a player safety campaign, the … Continue reading →

We saw this with the ’07 Patriots toward the end of the year (especially in the Super Bowl) and it looks like we’re seeing it with the Packers this year.  Sure, it’s halfway through their 3rd game as I’m typing … Continue reading →

Thursday November 18, 2010 8:20 PM ET CHI @ MIA: two pathetic teams nobody cares about playing tired, sloppy football on a night where everyone has better things to do on a channel nobody gets. Way to sell Thursday night … Continue reading →

There have been plenty of questions about whom the Green Bay Packers will have at their disposal on the defensive side of the ball Sunday night against the Minnesota Vikings. Here’s another question, prompted by Thursday’s radio spot with ESPNMilwaukee.com’s … Continue reading →