Football Analysis

Here?s your Rankings, everybody. Notice a small change, do you? Yep, that?s San Diego at the top. Please, hold your applause until all the teams have finished the swimsuit competition. Read more »

Reggie Bush finally emerged on Sunday, while Tony Romo is the most popular figure in Dallas since J.R., and unless Jessica Simpson does what Robin Givens did to Mike Tyson, the Cowboys winning steak will continue. Read more »

This is RealGM's final mock before the end of both the college and NFL seasons and while Brady Quinn will probably lose out on the Heisman, he has an excellent chance of being the first selection. Read more »

Week thirteen in the NFL was one of many surprises. The Colts fell to the Titans, Jay Cutler had a so-so professional debut, and Reggie Bush broke out for the Saints with a four-touchdown performance. Read more »

Michael Strahan happens to be a fledgling member of the media with more weekly spots on various outlets than any other player in the NFL. So Strahan should know better than virtually any other athlete -- the more air time you get -- the more likely you are to slip up. Read more »

Even though he may have predicted the Giants degeneration into finger-pointing, Jeff Risdon was on the wrong side of the Tony Romo/Drew Bledsoe debate. See who he predicts to win this week's NFC East matchup and the other big games of the week. Read more »

Many shake-ups. Chicago dropped to # 5, Indy regained the top spot again, and Carolina, the Giants, and Jacksonville seem to be racing each other off the bottom of the list. One more week from now, will they still be around? Read more »

Its hard to believe that the 2006 NFL season is winding down, but here we are in Week 13 already and there is still no clear cut favorite to win the Super Bowl in Miami. Read more »

Check out the new and improved Keyboard Quarterback featuring the highs, lows, crazy statistics, and fantasy exploits of week twelve! Read more »

The Raiders are 2-8 and are finding new ways to lose every week. With only six games left in what has become another year in the path back to excellence; here are five players to keep an eye on the rest of the way. Read more »

Without a doubt, LaDainian Tomlinson has been the MVP of Fantasy Football this season. Check out who we list for the top-five at each position so far in 2006. Read more »

Trying to remain polite while leaning across your jabbering nephew to catch a glimpse of some football to help spell all the interminable family punishment. Aaahh, the memories. Doesn?t mean you can?t take a break, sit down and take a look at my Weekly Team Rankings, now does it? I thought so. Read more »

Michael Irvin didn't have a week like Michael Richards, but he did stir the sports' racial pot by saying Tony Romo is too athletic to be 100% Caucasian. Read more »

Another decent week in the forecast center with an 11-6 mark, and we?re headed into the crunch time of the season. Read more »

As we enter Week 12 of this NFL season, teams are finally starting to even out. Teams like the Dolphins, Packers, and 49ers are all within the 500 market in terms of wins versus losses. Read more »

Anyone could have predicted 265 yards from Lee Evans on Sunday, right? Same with Drew Brees and his 510 yards? While Week 11 was very bad for Donovan McNabb, Laremy Legel fills us in on who went to bed happy. Read more »

Lobbying for someone to lose their job is never fun, but the Lions GM has to pay for his terrible job performance. Whether or not we should see Ohio State vs. Michigan, Part II and more. Read more »

Week eleven in the NFL was one for the ages. The Colts lost their first game, the Eagles lost their quarterback for the season, and LaDainian Tomlinson once again single-handedly lifted millions of fantasy owners to victory. Read more »

Arizona Cardinals head coach Dennis Green, nervous of being let go at season end, has let go of his personal speech writer as a result of his embarrassing tirade following his Cardinals? Monday night meltdown against the Chicago Bears. Read more »

With the air of invincibility gone, out goes the grass and in goes the field turf. It is expected to be ready by the November 26th game against the Chicago Bears. Tom Brady is 19-1 on artificial surfaces. New England only hopes changing the field will lead to a new period of dominance. Read more »