Sports Handicapping – Understand and Know How They Do It
January 19, 2011 by Mitch Simon
Filed under Society
Mike Warren Sports is the oldest and most well-known sports handicapping service in America. It had been founded by a gaming legend Mike Warren in 1971. An business wide survey sited it’s the top handicapper in the nation. In United States, NFL (National Football League) stands out as the highest level of professional American football.
Saints Top Bengals As Carson Palmer Returns To Action
October 18, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
Despite losing to the New Orleans Saints in their NFL preseason opener 17-7, the Cincinnati Bengals had a lot to be happy about. Most significantly, they were elated over the return of QB Carson Palmer after he’d missed most of the last NFL season. His solid performance gave them even more to be happy about despite being on the wrong end of the final score. When you live in Cincinnati, however, you’re used to having to take what you get so Palmer’s serviceable performance led to mass celebration in the streets of ‘The Queen City’.
Lions Beat Skins To End 19 Game Losing Run
September 10, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
The Detroit Lions nineteen game losing streak is over. On Sunday afternoon at Ford Field in Detroit the Lions held on for a 19-14 win over the Washington Redskins. The Lions hadn’t won a game since December 23, 2007 and had already tied the second longest losing streak in NFL history. It may not have been pretty, but the streak is now over and the Lions wont have to worry about comparisons to the 1976-77 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who lost a record 26 games in their first two seasons as an NFL expansion team.
Dolphins Top Jags In Florida NFL Preseason Rivalry Game
September 10, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
In a NFL preseason game characterized by rainy weather, sloppy field conditions and a quick exit for both teams starters, the Miami Dolphins outlasted their in-state rivals the Jacksonville Jaguars by a 12-9 score. Only one touchdown was scored in the game, which was a battle of field goal kickers until the third quarter.
Jets’ Sanchez Hopes To Play Despite Knee Pain
July 22, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
New York Jets rookie quarterback Mark Sanchez has been a crucial factor in the teams 2-0 start, showing a poise and head for the game very rare for NFL newcomers. Still, there wasn’t much worry at the revelation that hes suffering from tendinitis in his right knee. The Jets announced Sanchez’s injury on Thursday, and hes listed as probable on the official NFL injury report.
Titans Top Bucs In NFL Preseason Action
June 16, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
Though their offense struggled to move the ball, the Tennessee Titans managed to prevail over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday by a 27-20 score. The victory ran Tennessee’s record to 2-0 in the NFL preseason, while the Bucs dropped their first exhibition contest. The Titans rallied behind the play of backup QB Vince Young, who threw for 131 yards and the game winning touchdown.
Saints Humiliate Raiders In NFL Preseason Rout
May 23, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
While its unwise to put too much importance on NFL preseason performances, its hard not to be impressed with the New Orleans Saints offense. In particular, its impossible to not be impressed with the play of starting QB Drew Brees. Brees played only three series against the Oakland Raiders on Saturday night, but that was enough–by the time he left the Saints led 21-0 en route to a 45-7 thrashing on their hosts. New Orleans improved to 3-0 on the NFL preseason, while the Raiders dropped to 1-2.
Indy Nips Jacksonville As NFL Season Gets Underway
May 17, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
The Indianapolis Colts, finding their offense shut down by a relentless Jacksonville Jaguars attack, fought back in kind. The often maligned Indy stop unit matched the ferocity of their Jaguars counterparts play for play, and one touchdown pass from Peyton Manning proved to be enough to earn victory by a 14-12 margin in the NFL season opener for both teams. The victory was Manning’s 118th in a Colts uniform, tying the legendary Johnny Unitas for the franchise lead.
NY Giants Make Eli Manning NFL’s Highest Paid Player
May 4, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
The New York Giants have made quarterback Eli Manning the NFLs highest paid player by offering him a six year, $97.5 million contract extension. Manning will earn just over $15 million a year, and $35 million of the contract is guaranteed. Should Manning play through the end of his contract hell be a Giant until 2015, meaning there’s a decent chance hell play his entire career with the team.
Vikings Great Fran Tarkenton Calls Favre Signing ‘A Circus’
April 29, 2010 by Ross Everett
Filed under Arts & Entertainment
While everyone within the organization of the NFLs Minnesota Vikings is putting on a grin and bear it face and trying to maintain the party line that there’s much rejoicing over Brett Favre being their QB this season, one former Viking great isn’t playing that game. NFL Hall of Famer Fran Tarkenton, who has been critical of Favre’s act for awhile now, has described the whole scene surrounding his signing by the Vikings as a circus.