Showing posts with label football. Show all posts
Showing posts with label football. Show all posts
2011-03-11
NFL Lockout
The NFL Players union has decertified. The NFL owners will likely lockout the players at midnight. I'd say there is probably now at least a 30% chance of no SuperBowl next year.
2009-11-22
Lions win in a crazy way
The Lions won today in a very unorthodox way, with a truly gutsy performance by rookie QB Matt Stafford. Here are the highlights from the game.
Incidentally, I will be attending the Thanksgiving Day game in person.
Go Lions!
2008-12-29
Lions finally fire naked coach
The Lions are cleaning house today, firing a handful of coaches. Foremost on the list is Rod Marinelli, the head coach who has gone 10-38 in his tenure with the team.
Going unnoticed by most is defensive line coach Joe Cullen. In August, 2006 Cullen drove through a Wendy's drive-thru drunk and naked. He was suspended for one game and fined $20,000. I'm not sure what is worse: this incident and the fact that they kept him as a coach, or the team's defensive line performance. I didn't even know we had a defensive line coach this season.
Going unnoticed by most is defensive line coach Joe Cullen. In August, 2006 Cullen drove through a Wendy's drive-thru drunk and naked. He was suspended for one game and fined $20,000. I'm not sure what is worse: this incident and the fact that they kept him as a coach, or the team's defensive line performance. I didn't even know we had a defensive line coach this season.
2008-12-15
The End of the AFL? And NASCAR?
The Arena Football League is cancelling the 2009 season due to the economy.
They aren't quite a major league, but they are somewhere between hockey and soccer. Pretty sad state, when sports leagues are going under.
Sure, the AFL says it will be back, but I doubt it. Especially with the UFL going to start up soon. Can our country support 3 professional football leagues? Maybe, but I doubt it. Look at the XFL.
In related news, NASCAR is hemorrhaging as their corporate sponsors (GM, Toyota, Ford, Chrysler, et. al) start cutting their advertising dollars.
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