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`It’s April, and the draft is right around the corner
A look at the upcoming NFL draft.
Is Jay Cutler a good fit for Chicago?
It is official, the Denver Broncos have made the biggest mistake of the NFL offseason having traded quarterback Jay Cutler to the Chicago Bears for this year’s 18th overall pick in the draft, and a third round pick, and the Bear’s first round pick in the 2010 draft.
2009 NFL mock draft
Miguel Guadarrama does a 2009 NFL mock draft.
Examining some NFL free agent moves this offseason
As exciting as this offseason is, there have been a lot of bad moves made that make you scratch your head. But there were a lot of moves that made sense and actually had some legitimacy. Here are the top five.
How important is the NFL Combine?
When the NFL Combine rolls around, people scramble towards their computer or television set to see who ran the fastest 40 yard dash, who had the most repetitions on the bench press and who had the highest vertical jump.
Presenting the all-22 team of the NFL
Sadly, the NFL season is officially over. Though there were no undefeated teams, the season was still exciting. The NFL was very competitive this season, no team stood out as the best team in the league.
It’s never too early to start talking about free agency
The NFL season is coming to an end and the talk about free agency is starting to catch fire.
Can the Steelers stop the red-hot Cardinals in Super Bowl XLIII
The NFL season has come to an end and it has ended in a way that no one could have predicted. The Pittsburgh Steelers will be in a familiar situation making their seventh Super Bowl appearance. The Arizona Cardinals will make their first Super Bowl appearance. Their surprise appearance shows the NFC is the weaker of the two conferences if the Cardinals are their representatives.
NFL playoff race heats up as season winds down
Now that the NFL season is entering its fourteenth week, the playoff picture is starting to take shape and it is more evident who will be in the playoffs.
Vikings’ Adrian Peterson is already an unstoppable force in the NFL
It seems that in today’s day and age, NFL fans throw the words dominant player around like it is going out of style. In my opinion there have only been a handful of dominant players in the history of the NFL, Jim Brown, Jerry Rice, and Walter Payton are a few players that come to mind.