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For the first time in the history of the NFL Draft, the names of the next potential stars would be called outside the walls of Radio City Music Hall in New York City. Destination: Chicago, the Windy City. The dreams of 256 young men came true as their names were read aloud in Chicago and the next step of their
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“The Slow Roast” I like to eat. I know, congratulations, I’m like most people. But being Southern, I grew up picky. But not normal picky. I hated olives, but loved pork rinds. Fruit, what was that, but give me some chicken livers, you better get out of my way. (Please KFC, bring those back). I liked and like good ol’
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When DeflateGate first broke out, both Tom Brady and Bill Belichick denied doing anything wrong before the AFC Championship game against the Colts. Four days after the story broke, Bill Belichick stated that he had no knowledge of the incident and went on record saying: “Tom’s personal preference on his footballs are something he can talk about in much better detail
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With Tom Brady’s four game suspension looming over the New England Patriots like a dark cloud, ever wonder who will be under center while Brady sits out his nightmarish suspension on the sofa, sulking with a beer, wishing he never had a preference for soft balls? Quarterback Ryan Mallett was selected in the 3rd round of the 2011 NFL draft
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By Bobby Pierson Twitter: @bobbypierson
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As the resident Patriots fan writer for FGT, I have taken a few days to read, analyze, and digest the direction I wanted to go with this article. In case you missed it the other day, John Kirkland did a great breakdown of the Wells Report here on FGT, which allows me to write a more philosophical, opinion piece. The
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Another 8-8 season didn’t sit well with Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross and the rest of the team and he made it a point to make a splash both on the field and in the headlines. With the key departures of Mike Wallace, Brian Hartline, Brandon Gibson, Jared Odrick, Randy Starks, and Charles Clay the team had some major holes
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By now, everyone knows that Theodore V. Wells, Jr. of the white shoe New York law firm Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison (whew that’s a long name) was hired to investigate the New England Patriots’ knowledge of and possibly participation in deflating footballs before the AFC Championship game against the Colts, which the Patriots handily won, 45-7. The Wells
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By Joanne Kong Twitter: @kongfu4u
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It’s no secret that the Oakland Raiders were in dire need of change. Last year’s 3 – 13 season has renewed an all too familiar taste in the collective mounths of Raiders Nation. Everything from strategy to personnel has been to blame in response to the recurrent underwhelming performances of the Raiders. Despite an abundance of raw athletic talent, Al Davis’
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