• When I Really Look Forward to the Season

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    Just before the opening of the 1996 NFL season, a co-worker and fellow Redskins fan asked me if I was looking forward to the upcoming season. He seemed to be a bit taken aback when I replied that I really wasn't, due to the fact that the Redskins had been projected by the prognosticators to perform very well that season. I explained that it would really not be any fun if the Redskins did well that season, since they were expected to do so.Read more…
  • Boise St. Broncos Preview

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    Spring practices are in the books and fall camps will be here before you know it so that means getting an early jump on the 2006 NCAA football season. Knowing the teams now will save you time in August and Matt Fargo is here to help you get a grasp of what to expect this upcoming year. We go from worst to first in this 2006 College Football Preview.Read more…
  • Number 37 Michigan St. Spartans Preview

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    Spring practices are in the books and fall camps will be here before you know it so that means getting an early jump on the 2006 NCAA football season. Knowing the teams now will save you time in August and Matt Fargo is here to help you get a grasp of what to expect this upcoming year. We go from worst to first in this 2006 College Football Preview.Read more…
  • Dallas Cowboys' Game Analysis: Pre-Season Week 1 vs Seattle Seahawks

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    I loved how Jerry Jones called out T.O. He said that Owens needs to learn to play at 80% like Deion Sanders could.Read more…
  • NFL Fantasy Football Mock Draft Results

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    Round 1 #4: Tiki Barber (RB) NY Giants Heading into the draft, after finding out I had the fourth pick overall, I knew that I would most likely end up with Tiki. Surprisingly, Larry Johnson wasn’t picked until #3. With L.Read more…
  • 2006 Bears Preview

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    Everyone is expecting nothing less than a division championship out of the 2006 Bears football team. There isn't a lot of change to talk about over last year's 11-5 team, as the Bears bring back every one of the 22 starters from a year ago. The team did gain a little bit of security with Brian Griese's signing.Read more…
  • Ness Notes for August 18

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    The Chiefs used four QBs last night and they combined to complete 13 of 24 passes for a total of just 90 yards. Seven Chiefs carried the ball at least once, gaining 40 yards (17 attempts), as the team gained a pathetic 111 net yards (seven FDs) in their 17-0 loss to the Giants. In last night's other game, the Eagles jumped out to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter but never scored again, eventually losing to the Ravens, 20-10.Read more…
  • Jets vs. Redskins Preview

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    After the Jets 16-3 loss last week to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, a lot was talked about regarding the lack of production from the running game. Clearly for the Jets to compete this season, they will need a healthy Curtis Martin to return to the team, or a suprising emergence out of Cedric Houston or Leon Washington. Derrick Blaylock has been a disappointment since signing before last season, and has yet to show he is capable of running between the tackles.Read more…
  • 2006-07 NFL Fantasy Wide Receiver Ratings

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    The NY Sports Headquarters will be offering a full-week feature of Fantasy Football rankings. We will be going over the top quarterbacks, running-backs, wide receivers, tight ends, kickers, and defenses, featuring a different section on each day of the week. We will also be including our “sleeper”, “busts” , “break-out”, and our “best overall value” picks for you in your fantasy draft.Read more…
  • NFL Season Predictions Part 8: AFC West

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    As training camp has emerged creating a vast set of emotions of both hope for rookies and redundant routines for veterans, it is never to early to began the rampant speculations surrounding the issue of how the teams will look in the standings come season end. Through my knowledge of the sport and teams, as well as careful analysis of recent off-season acquisitions and losses, I have come up with a forecast of how I expect each team to finish in its respective division. To finish my 2006-2007 predictions I will finally post my guesses for the AFC West.Read more…
  • 2006-07 NFL Fantasy Running Back Ratings

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    This is the second part in a full-week feature of Fantasy Football rankings. We have gone over the top quarterbacks, and we’ll now continue with the running-backs. We still have the wide receivers, tight ends, kickers, and defenses, left on tap for the rest of the week.Read more…
  • 2006-07 NFL Fantasy Quarterback Ratings

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    The NY Sports Headquarters will be offering a full-week feature of Fantasy Football rankings. We will be going over the top quarterbacks, running-backs, wide receivers, tight ends, kickers, and defenses, featuring a different section on each day of the week. We will also be including our “sleeper”, “busts” , “break-out”, and our “best overall value” picks for you in your fantasy draft.Read more…
  • NFL Season Predictions Part 6: AFC South

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    As training camp has emerged creating a vast set of emotions of both hope for rookies and redundant routines for veterans, it is never to early to began the rampant speculations surrounding the issue of how the teams will look in the standings come season end. Through my knowledge of the sport and teams, as well as careful analysis of recent off-season acquisitions and losses, I have come up with a forecast of how I expect each team to finish in its respective division. With two more divisions to go, this update focuses in on the AFC South.Read more…
  • Fantasy Football Draft Advice: Drafting and Bye Weeks

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    Anxiety sets in for many fantasy football players at the beginning of any draft, especially a rookie. If you're a veteran, you probably have experienced the rush after a long off-season when your draft finally begins. You also probably have experienced the later rounds when your mind begins to wander after a few hours of drafting.Read more…
  • Ernie Accorsi Picks the Right Man in Kiwanuka

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    Back in April, on the 2006 NFL Draft Day, Ernie Accorsi shocked the football world by taking a defensive end by the name of Mathias Kiwanuka of Boston College. Kiwanuka being selected in the First Round of the draft wasn't the shocker in this instance, but rather it was Accorsi selecting another defensive end when the Giants had other problems to address on the defensive side of the ball. If the first preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens is any indication of how this latest pick by the Giants will turn out, it seems to me that the Giants hit the jackpot with this guy.Read more…
  • Sunday Ticket Is The Ticket

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    This article is for hard core NFL football fans only. If you aren't one then you probably need to stop reading now and spend your time on something else.Okay, for all you hard core football fans out there, I want to let you know about the best ticket in Pro Football.Read more…
  • Calgary Flames vs. Calgary Stampeders

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    There’s usually supposed to be a murmur in the air when June comes along. 2004 June was complete with the Calgary Flames’ fairytale playoff run that ended in a heartbreaking game seven loss. When the dust settled sport-feverish Calgary sports fans quickly turned their attention to a revamped Calgary Stampeders.Read more…
  • NFL Season Predictions Part 6: AFC East

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    As training camp has emerged creating a vast set of emotions of both hope for rookies and redundant routines for veterans, it is never to early to began the rampant speculations surrounding the issue of how the teams will look in the standings come season end. Through my knowledge of the sport and teams, as well as careful analysis of recent off-season acquisitions and losses, I have come up with a forecast of how I expect each team to finish in its respective division. Continuing with the AFC, this update will focus on the possibly surprising AFC East.Read more…
  • NFL Season Predictions Part 5: AFC North

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    As training camp has emerged creating a vast set of emotions of both hope for rookies and redundant routines for veterans, it is never to early to began the rampant speculations surrounding the issue of how the teams will look in the standings come season end. Through my knowledge of the sport and teams, as well as careful analysis of recent off-season acquisitions and losses, I have come up with a forecast of how I expect each team to finish in its respective division. Beginning with the AFC, this update will focus on the AFC West.Read more…
  • Arizona Cardinals Preview 2006

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    For years the Arizona Cardinals have been good for one thing—taking up space. Their best season came back in 2001 when they won seven games. Last season they were a paltry 5-11. Could this season really be any different?Read more…

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