by Kent Sterling There is a lot of talk about the NFC West being the best division in the NFL, and it just may be. If you take the San Francisco 49ers and Seattle Seahawks of 2012, and add what many expect are going to be two of the most improved franchises in the St. […]
by Kent Sterling There was no way that any of those players cut by NFL teams today were going to make the final cut to 53, but it still hurts to get the tap on the shoulder or the call to come to the team’s office. Everyone cut today was – at the minimum – […]
by Kent Sterling The Colts enter tonight’s game against the Browns with some work to do. Three players (Pat Angerer, LeRon Landry, and Hugh Thornton) who’ve seen no preseason action are back, and the offense needs to build on the momentum from last week’s win against the New York Giants. Click Here to follow Kent […]
by Kent Sterling The difference between the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Bears can be summed up in the following 18 words, “With the fourth pick of the 2005 NFL Draft, the Chicago Bears select Cedric Benson, running back, Texas.” The Packers waited 20 more picks to declare their future by taking gunslinger Aaron […]
Tom Brady Speaks to Michigan Football Team; Hard Guy Not to Like, and I Hate Him for It
by Kent Sterling Tom Brady is an easy guy to loathe. He plays for Bill Belichick – the biggest jerk in the history of modern football – a repellant man who has zero grace or empathy, but makes up for what he lacks socially by winning an awful lot. Brady has only played for Belichick, […]
by Kent Sterling That it was an incredibly slow news day explained why anyone even mentioned this deal in the media. I heard about it minutes after it was completed, and thought I would pass on even mentioning it on Twitter because there was no way either guy was going to make their roster – […]
by Kent Sterling The road travelled by Jerrell Freeman to the NFL was a longshot. To become a starter for a playoff team was even more improbable. Freeman joined Fox 59’s Jeremiah Johnson and me to talk Colts football, his recovery from injury, and how the hell he got to the NFL in the first […]
by Kent Sterling Colts owner Jim Irsay is a bit of a puzzle wrapped in a riddle encased in an enigma, so trying to guess what he’s trying to do with his Twitter account is anyone’s guess. When making a guess, it’s always good to talk to someone who worked with the mercurial head horseshoe […]
by Kent Sterling Jim Irsay’s tweets were no more meaningful to the result of tonight’s win at MetLife Stadium than the super fan in Eagledale who watches from the same barcalounger in his lucky and faded Tony Siragusa jersey. The Colts won for a few reasons – the defense didn’t allow a touchdown, and Reggie […]
by Kent Sterling Another August weekend, another preseason football game without a meaningful result. But just because there is no difference between 1-1 and 0-2 as the Colts board the plane from Jersey tonight, that doesn’t mean certain aspects of the game aren’t critical to the development of the team. Click Here to follow Kent […]