Category Archives: NFL

Sports Media Revenue Bubble Is Going to Burst at Some Point
July 15, 2013

by Kent Sterling Our mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and dainty ladies throughout America are paying an annual tab of $60.72 for ESPN which few ever watch, and it’s only a matter of time before they figure that out and pull the plug on Comcast, UVerse, DirecTV, Brighthouse, Insight, Dish, and other carriers. Click here to follow […]

New England Patriots – Alonzo Dennard – The Dumbest Patriot Ever Must Go
July 11, 2013

by Kent Sterling There are different levels of stupid, and New England Patriots cornerback Alfonzo Dennard might have set a whole new standard if he did what cops accused him of – making the decision to get behind the wheel of a car while intoxicated. Driving drunk, buzzed, or altered is dumb no matter when […]

Matthew Stafford Extension with Lions – Pray for Owner William Clay Ford’s Sanity
July 10, 2013

by Kent Sterling Signing a thoroughly mediocre quarterback who won my team four games last season to a three-year contract extension worth a guaranteed $41.5 million would cause a psychotic break from which I would never recover, and if it didn’t, my wife would cause enough blunt force trauma to my noggin that I would […]

Former Colts Center/WIBC Analyst Jeff Saturday to Join ESPN as Analyst
July 10, 2013

by Kent Sterling We had already spoken to a few people about the opening for Colts player/analyst prior to the 2000 season when center Jeff Saturday walked into program director Jon Quick’s office, but as soon as Jeff opened his mouth, it was clear he was our guy. The others were either too slick, too […]

Indianapolis Colts – Fans Should Dial Back Expectations from 11-5
July 9, 2013

by Kent Sterling In the history of the NFL, only one team has one 11 or more games while being outscored by its opponents.  That was the 2012 Indianapolis Colts. There is an undeniable statistical likelihood that point differential determines success or failure, but because of the limited sample size represented by the 16-game season, […]

St. Louis Rams Are Not Going Anyplace; CVC Move Was Expected and Not Harmful
July 6, 2013

by Kent Sterling The St. Louis Convention and Visitors Commission told the Rams in a letter dated July 2 that it has decided not to spend $700 million to upgrade the Edward Jones Dome.  The move was expected by the Rams and everyone else in town, and mandated by the current lease between the Rams […]

Indianapolis Colts – Joe Lefeged Should Not Be Suspended for His Arrest
July 3, 2013

by Kent Sterling The NFL would like people to believe its players are choirboys on Monday through Saturday, but become beast on Sundays when they are paid to maul the men playing across from them in a different colored shirt.  They wear helmets, pads, and tape their joints because they would be hospitalized without them. […]

Indianapolis Sports Teams Switch Roles – Are the Colts the Bad Boys of Indy Now?
July 2, 2013

by Kent Sterling Colts co-captain Joe Lefeged will be in court today answering gun charges.  Yesterday, the Pacers introduced its newest player, who appears to have his screwed on about as well as any 22-year-old possibly could.  And there are reports that the Pacers have come to terms with another good guy in back-up point […]

Indianapolis Colts – Safety Joe Lefeged Arrested; When Will the Stupidity Stop?
June 30, 2013

by Kent Sterling Guns can stop arguments, cause death/injury, and get you arrested.  For Colts special teams captain Joe Lefeged, it was the latter early yesterday in Washington D.C., and the question will be asked as it is every time an NFL player is arrested, what the hell is wrong with these guys? It’s not […]