The Plaxico Burress Song
You almost have to feel sorry for the guy…almost.
You almost have to feel sorry for the guy…almost.
December 3rd, 2008 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: Houston Texans, Minnesota Vikings, NFL, New Orleans Saints
The National Football League has suspended 6 players for 4 games without pay after they violated the leagues anti-doping policy.
New York Giants receiver Plaxico Burress is officially done for the season after the team suspended him for 4 games and placed him on the reserve/non-football injury list tuesday evening.
“As we have said since Saturday morning, our concern is for Plaxico’s health and well-being,” Giants president John Mara said. Read the rest of this entry »
Some NFL fans are accusing New Orleans Saints cornerback, Jason David, of doing the “Crip Walk” while celebrating after he made an interception.
One of the NFL’s best refs, Mike Carey, had a really bad day during Sunday’s Falcons vs. Chargers game. The first clip shows Carey forgetting a penalty call mid-sentence and the 2nd clip shows him getting knocked down by Falcons QB Matt Ryan.
December 1st, 2008 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: Chad Johnson, Chad Ocho Cinco, Cincinnati Bengals, NFL
Cincinnati Bengals receiver Chad “Ocho Cinco” Johnson was seen shopping at Best Buy at 5:25 a.m. on Black Friday. Johnson says he was in the store buying gifts for head coach Marvin Lewis.
“I’ve been trying to call coach, but he doesn’t answer,” Ocho Cinco said.
Check out more pictures of Ocho Cinco’s shopping trip, including 1 pic where he’s flirting with a hot blonde, after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »
Just days after the Cleveland Browns announced starting QB Brady Quinn would miss the rest of the season due to a broken finger, backup Derek Anderson is likely done for the year after suffering a sprained left MCL during the Browns’ 10-6 defeat to the Colts.
“It didn’t look good with him coming off,” Browns coach Romeo Crennel said after the game. Read the rest of this entry »
December 1st, 2008 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: NFL, New England Patriots, Pittsburgh Steelers, Wes Welker
Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark tries to kill Patriots receiver Wes Welker with this unnecessary brutal hit. Welker never returned to the game after the hit; he probably suffered a concussion but should be ready to go next week when the Patriots travel to Seattle.
November 28th, 2008 by Brian Ethridge
Tagged as: Arizona Cardinals, Donovan McNabb, NFL, Philadelphia Eagles
The Philadelphia Eagles, led by Donovan McNabb, dominated the Arizona Cardinals 48-20 on Thanksgiving night.
“Adversity always happens in our position,” McNabb said. Read the rest of this entry »
The Tennessee Titans had no problem destroying the Detroit Lions Thursday afternoon 47-10.
“We got handled in all areas — coaches, players, offense, defense, special teams,” Lions head coach Rob Marinelli said.