I recently discovered an article that discussed the comments of New York Giants Wide Receiver Odell Beckham Jr. Basically saving everyone a trip to go read that article it gest of it states that He thinks that NFL players should get paid more than MLB or NBA players due to the physical nature of the … More Which Sport’s Athletes Should Be Payed The Most ?
Now that the 2015 NFL Draft is in the books, there probably isn’t another big professional football day on your calendar until your fantasy football draft. What better way to bridge the gap between the real draft and the more important fantasy draft is there than discussing the fantasy prospects of next season’s rookies. Picking … More Top 10 Rookies Who Can Make an Impact on Your Fantasy Football Team in 2015
Saturday was billed as the biggest day that the sports world has seen in a while. Between the NFL Draft, the Kentucky Derby, Game 7 of the Spurs-Clippers series, and the mega-fight between Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao with things like the NHL playoffs and Red Sox-Yankees thrown in, there was no reason to leave … More Grading Saturday’s Sporting Events
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Jameis Winston QB, Florida State – obvious pick. As a Saints fan, this makes me very nervous. Tennesse Titans: Leonard Williams DT, USC – a lot of people say he is the best player in the draft. The Titans seem to be in best player available mode, even though most have them … More NFL Draft Predictions
Welcome to the third and final part of our tournament of the most iconic plays in sports history. You can read parts I and II here and here. In this article, we’ll be going through the Sweet Sixteen through the championship so let’s see who will win this tournament! Sweet Sixteen East Region: 1. Babe Ruth’s … More Most Iconic Plays in Sports History Part III
Welcome back to our tournament of the 64 most iconic plays in sports history. You can check out part I here. In this article, I’ll be going through the second round of the tournament. So, let’s get to it! Second Round East Region: 1. Babe Ruth called shot vs. 8. Music City Miracle It takes … More Most Iconic Plays in Sports History Part II
To end our March Madness celebration, I’m going to do a multi-part tournament on the most iconic plays in sports history. It’s a 64, that’s right, 64 play tournament that ranges from 1932 to 2015. Seeding was based on when the play took place meaning the 1932 play is a one seed and the 2015 play … More Most Iconic Plays in Sports History Part I
Numbers have been around in sports since the early 1900’s, and some athletes’ numbers are almost as iconic as the athlete themselves. In today’s march madness bracket, we will take a look at which numbers in sports have been worn by the greatest athletes. I narrowed the field down to 16 numbers, seeded in numerical … More Best Numbers in Sports
We’re taking a little break from our brackets in March to discuss a topic that has been talked about and talked about and talked about some more: Peyton Manning’s legacy. Since it is his birthday today, it seemed like as good a day as any to write about this. I’m just going to talk a … More Peyton Manning’s Legacy
Now its time to move on to the third part of this slow moving bracket. Click here for part 1 and here for part 2, which profile the first two rounds of our tournament to determine the most unbreakable record in sports. Without further ado, lets begin with round 2: Baseball Region Cy Young 511 … More Most Unbreakable Records in Sports — Part 3
The 5th Quarter 