Browns Welcome Johnny Manziel Again?
Cleveland Browns hold out hope for a Johnny Manziel return when he refused to cut a deal with the Hamilton
Read More
Joe Ditzel
Joe Ditzel Has Some Problems
Football
Eagles Fans Punch Police Horses – Twice in One Week
Philadelphia fans were understandably excited to face the Minnesota Vikings for a chance to appear in the 2018 Super Bowl
Read More
When You Realize the Browns…
When you realize the Browns will probably go 0-16 for the next decade.
Read More
After the Game
After the game when 50,000 people order an Uber. Photo courtesy of USDA Agricultural Research Service
Read More
3 Things To Watch For in Thanksgiving Football Games
Dallas Cowboys The Cowboys play almost every Thanksgiving. Why? Because they are America’s Team. And America’s Team plays on Thanksgiving.
Read More
3 Fun Facts About the New York Giants
[powerpress] The New York Giants started in 1925 when they and four other teams joined the young National Football League.
Read More
Why, Why, Why San Diego?
“I still can’t believe it,” Stan said. I knew Stan from years ago. We lost touch when he moved to
Read More
3 Things You Should Know about Ohio Stadium
Ohio Stadium, also known as “The Horseshoe,” or more commonly “The Shoe,” and home of the Ohio State University Buckeyes,
Read More
Myles Garrett is so good
They say Texas A&M defensive end Myles Garrett is so good, they don’t who to compare him to.
Read More
Superbowl LI – Tom Brady is the GOAT
[powerpress] Well, that seals it. Tom Brady is the GOAT. Winning in dramatic fashion once again, Tom Brady and the
Read More
3 Fun Facts About the Super Bowl
The very first Super Bowl was played in 1967. Two TV networks broadcast the game. NBC and CBS. It was a custom at the time that video tape was wiped clean for reuse, so the game was wiped away, never to be seen again. That’s something the Browns wish they could do with their drafting of Johnny Manziel.
Read More
3 Fun Facts About the Carolina Panthers
The Carolina Panthers were formed in 1993. A lot was happening that year. Micheal Jordan retired in 1993 to play minor league baseball. He returned to basketball in 17 months. Reminds me of my retirement from eating doughuts — that lasted 30 days.
Read More