Things got ugly when Joe Kapp, 73-year-old former Vikings QB and Angelo Mosca, former CFL player met on the stage of the CFL Alumni Legends get-together; here’s the video of the fight.
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Debate is over…Suh is a dirty player (Video)
Posted on November 25 2011 by Tom Ferda.
The NFL debate that dominated the airwaves a few weeks ago is over . . . Ndamukong Suh is a dirty player.
Rex Ryan adds $75K to career fine total
Posted on November 22 2011 by J. Donetelli.
Rex Ryan continues putting his foot in his mouth–when he’s not putting someone else’s in there–and this time it’s costing him $75,000.
Packers Jolly gets six-year sentence
Posted on November 19 2011 by Paula Duffy.
Green Bay Packers DE Johnny Jolly, shown in his mugshot here, was sentenced to six years in prison for violation of the terms of his probation.
Broncos ground game wins one for Tebow
Posted on November 07 2011 by Brett Kettyle.
Eddie Royal returned a punt for a TD for the winning score and Willis McGahee scored his second touchdown late in the fourth quarter to put the game away.
Tebow offense outscored by Lions defense
Posted on October 31 2011 by J. Donetelli.
Drop to a knee all you want but the bottom line is, if you’re mechanics and ability to read defenses in the NFL are lacking, it’s not going to work.
After no-show crowd, where will T.O. land?
Posted on October 26 2011 by J. Donetelli.
Unfortunately for T.O. and his agent Drew Rosenhaus, there was not a single member from an NFL team at his audition so where will Batman end up?
Al Davis 1929-2011
Posted on October 09 2011 by Brett Kettyle.
Al Davis was more than an owner; he was an innovator, a rebel and one of the most important people in shaping the NFL as we know it today.
Cardinals fans get “double thumbs up”
Posted on October 06 2011 by Chris Lardieri.
I’m never too shy to use my column to focus on the negatives and rips those that deserve it but today, I’m here to focus on the good in sports.
“Cardiac Cats” lighting up the NFL
Posted on October 03 2011 by Tom Ferda.
The Cardiac Cats are at it again. One week after setting a franchise record, the Detroit Lions staged the largest road comeback in the history of the NFL.