Football Analysis

What Goes Around Comes All The Way Back Around

by Ted Bauer

And in penning those words, Justin Timberlake summarized the 2006-2007 NFL season, and perhaps life itself. From 'The Manning Bowl' to the Super Bowl, here we are again. Read more »
The Crystal Ball...

by Andrew Perna

The Super Bowl is less than twenty-four hours away, and I?ve just begun to type my Super Bowl predictions in my keyboard. It?s not that I?ve been deliberating over who I think will prevail.. Read more »
A Super Upset In The Final Football Meteorology Of The Season

by Jeff Risdon

The Colts are 6-7 point favorites and we usually put a lot of faith in the bookmakers, but our hunch is that they are wrong on this one. Bears 31-20. Read more »
Tip The Scales For Tippett

by Randolph Charlotin

The Patriots biggest weakness might be at outside linebacker. Do they promote from within? How about sign a free agent? Or will the Pats wait until the draft in April? Andre Tippett is still in their front office and was one of the all-time best at the position. Read more »
Parcells Leaves Full Cupboard

by Douglas Benton

Who will replace the Big Tuna and help keep the winning ways that haven?t been seen at Valley Ranch since the days of Jimmy Johnson? Here are four coaches who could do the job and deserve an interview in this process. Read more »
Finally Peyton?s Year?

by Nick Obergan

Peyton Manning chokes in the playoffs. Peyton Manning will never be as good as Tom Brady. Dan Marino will go down as the greatest quarterback never to win a Super Bowl, and Peyton Manning will be the greatest to never play in one. Read more »
Super Bowl Preview

by Neema Hodjat

Having played in a Super Bowl early in his career with the Raiders, Marcus Allen knows a lot of what the Indianapolis Colts and Chicago Bears players are feeling right now as they prepare for the biggest game of their life. Read more »
Dear New Englanders...

by Andrew Perna

I know what you?re thinking, they had it. Up 21-3 with halftime approaching, how could the Patriots, one of sport?s most clutch teams, lose a lead like that? Read more »
Ryan?s Hope: Raiders Make Right Choice

by Michael Milliron

The Oakland Raiders are at a pivotal point in their history and as of late, it has been a very low point. In fact, if it gets any lower, maverick owner Al Davis risks his very legacy in a league he helped shape and ran roughshod over for the last forty some years. Read more »
Football Meteorology, Conference Championship Week

by Jeff Risdon

One road team has won on conference title weekend every year since 1996, and that trend will continue in Chicago. Jeff also weighs in on Michael Vick and the real reason why Nick Saban left Miami. Read more »
When Good Teams Do Bad Things: A Tale Of The 2007 NFL Playoffs

by Neema Hodjat

One thing no one can question is, the way sports are today, and the parity that exist in the NFL, the regular season, is just that regular. Just because a team comes out and plays consistent football for 16 weeks doesn?t guarantee them a spot at the Super Bowl lunch table. Read more »
Classless Chargers?

by Daniel Sbordone

How is it any more wrong that an opposing player can show up one of LaDainian Tomlinson?s teammates than Shawne Merriman showing up an opposing player with the same dance? Just because its Merriman?s dance he can?t do it? Read more »
Keyboard Quarterback: Championship Weekend

by Andrew Perna

Andrew isn't gloating after inproving his playoff prediction record to 7-1. Why, you might ask? It could have something to do with the fall of his beloved Eagles... Read more »
Steeler Coaching Search Down To Final Four

by Michael Milliron

Owner and Chairman Dan Rooney, President Art Rooney II, and Director of Football Operations Kevin Colbert will oversee the search for and choice of Bill Cowher?s successor. They have the list down to four candidates as they begin second interviews with Ken Whisenhunt, Russ Grimm, Ron Rivera, and Mike Tomlin. Read more »
The Final Player Rankings For 2006

by Neema Hodjat

Any doubt who was RealGM's most valuable fantasy football player in 2006? Check out our top-ten performers at quarterback, running back and receivers for what was a bizarre yet entertaining season. Read more »
Boston Man Breaks Engagement Following FFL Threepeat

by Neema Hodjat

William Sullivan quit his assistant manager job at a Boston Blockbuster and broke off his engagement with McKenna Madden due to his dominance in a local fantasy football league. Read more »
Welcome To January Madness

by Neema Hodjat

Good news for Chargers' fans is that Marcus Allen has them ranked #1, bad news is he sees a lot of similarities between that team and his 1995 Chiefs. See how he ranks the other seven remaining teams. Read more »
Divisional Playoff Haikus

by Ted Bauer

Jeff Risdon and Andrew Perna already have you covered with analysis and predictions for the Divisional Playoffs, so Ted Bauer brings you his haikus for this week's games. Read more »
Football Meteorology, Divisional Weekend

by Jeff Risdon

San Diego has the best offensive player of the Super Bowl era in Ladanian Tomlinson, but will it be enough to get past the Patriots? Read more »
Keyboard Quarterback: Divisional Predictions

by Andrew Perna

Okay, so Andrew's predictions led him to a 4-0 record in last weekend?s wildcard games. This week the picks will be a lot less obvious, click to see who he picked! Read more »

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