by Kent Sterling NFL fans in St. Louis have no team. For the past decade, the Rams have been terrible, but even a historic level of poor play can’t get a franchise de-listed. No, St. Louis fans have turned their backs on the Rams because owner Stan Kroenke is in the midst of very publicly […]
Indianapolis Colts fans should take a deep breath and relax – it’s all going to be okay; And Reggie Wayne is done
by Kent Sterling It’s okay, Colts fans. Breathe in, breathe out. As we’ve learned over the past decade, August losses just don’t matter. For a team that lashed itself to the hull of the USS Super Bowl L or Bust, the Colts have been fundamentally flawed at best in all phases through losses against the […]
by Kent Sterling Colts fans have become used to disappointing results in the preseason. Last year’s 0-4 preseason record brought shrugs because fans were smart enough to know they would celebrate an AFC South Championship. We know that nobody remembers the preseason once the regular season rolls around. Despite the impulse to believe what we […]
by Kent Sterling New York Jets starting quarterback Geno Smith was punched in the face yesterday by a teammate, and his jaw was broken. Smith will be out for the next six to 10 weeks and the guy who threw the punch is unemployed as the Jets try to gear up for a better season […]
by Kent Sterling The Indianapolis Colts report tomorrow to training camp in Anderson hoping the season for which they prepare ends at Super Bowl L in Santa Clara, California, on February 7th. There is a lot of work to be done between now and then for the Colts to claim a spot ahead of the […]
by Kent Sterling Rich people need to take a deep breath once in awhile and understand that life will bring frustration for them as it will for most Americans. Click here to follow Kent on Twitter New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft was mindbogglingly pious and entitled is his outrage yesterday over the penalties that […]
by Kent Sterling Cheaters are always compared to our nation’s 37th president who resigned in disgrace after cheating throughout the 1972 presidential election process that resulted in his re-election. At first, Richard Nixon consistently denied that cheating occurred, and later that he had any knowledge of whatever cheating had been done. Alexander Butterfield dropped the […]
by Kent Sterling It wouldn’t be a shock if the NFL runs public opinion polling with the same regularity as the White House when determining which course of action to take in a decision like the response likely to be announced this week to the Tom Brady appeal. Sadly, because of the vacillation the NFL […]
by Kent Sterling It was always unlikely that Pete Rose’s lifetime ban from baseball would be lifted, and since New England Patriots owner Bob Kraft agreed to accept the penalties levied against his team without complaint, a reduction of quarterback Tom Brady’s four-game rip has been a fate accompli. Baseball has nothing to gain financially […]
by Kent Sterling Defensive game changer Robert Mathis is a key component to the Super Bowl hopes of the Indianapolis Colts as he returns from a torn Achilles tendon that caused a lost 2014 season for the potential hall of famer. Mathis pitched for his team filled with Colts and media members in the Indiana […]