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Poll: Armstrong, Te’o, A-Rod Among Most Disliked Athletes
It’s been a rough stretch for Manti Te’o. And now he’s right behind disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong on Forbes’ list of “America’s Most Disliked Athletes.”
Keidel: Shanahan Was Right To Keep RGIII In, And RGIII Was Right To Play
Griffin III did what he was trained to do, as did the men who let him do it. Why can’t misfortune be enough? Why can’t we just leave it to the football gods? Because we’re too busy being gods ourselves.
Silverman: Woody Is Mistaken In His Approach To Hiring A New General Manager
The new general manager will not be able to run the Jets as he sees fit. The new general manager will have to live with Ryan as head coach for another season. That means the Jets’ rebuilding project will take a full year longer than it should.
Silverman: QB-Coach Duo Gives Giants A Big Edge Over The Bears, Vikings
When it comes to winning, you need to have a great quarterback and a great head coach. This is where the Giants have the huge advantage.
Benigno’s Best: Week 13 NFL Power Rankings
Through 12 weeks, which team is the NFL’s biggest surprise? How about the Andrew Luck-led Colts, who are 7-4? The biggest disappointment? That honor goes to the dysfunctional 3-8 “Dream Team” Eagles.
Silverman: Giants, Steelers, Bears Prepared For QB Injuries
Backup quarterback used to be considered a vital position. However, many teams are gambling that they aren’t going to suffer key quarterback injuries.
TTYM: Stephen A. Smith Said What?? And People Like Mike Vick
Stephen, Please! ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith came under fire Thursday for using a racial slur on Thursday’s edition of First Take. The comment happened during a discussion of whether or not Kobe Bryant will play in […]
Forbes: Jets’ Holmes, Sanchez Among Least-Liked Players In NFL
Talk about a bad stretch for Mark Sanchez. The Jets quarterback fumbled away a chance to beat the Patriots, and was voted by his peers as the second-most overrated player in the NFL. But that’s not all.
Benigno’s Best: Week 8 NFL Power Rankings
Seven weeks into the season the Eagles have fired their defensive coordinator and the Panthers have fired their GM. Atlanta remains the league’s only unbeaten team, and only three AFC teams have winning records.
Benigno’s Best: Week 2 NFL Power Rankings
Joe Benigno breaks down his top 10 teams heading into Week 3 of the NFL season. Where do the Giants and Jets sit (or not sit)? You might be surprised.
Silverman: The Mannings Are Leaders Like Few Others
The big reason to admire Manning, the father, is for the kind of men his sons have become. What they do is take responsibility for their actions on the field. What they don’t do is make excuses when things go wrong.
Silverman: A Look At The Five Most Impactful Defensive Players In The NFL
Going into Week 2, here’s a look at the five most impactful defensive players in the league.
Silverman: Bears To Provide Giants With Interesting Preseason Test
Preseason games ordinarily mean very little in the grand scheme of things, but when the Giants face the Bears on Friday night it could reveal a potential challenger for the defending Super Bowl champions.
Fantasy Football: Top 10 NFL Quarterbacks
The keyword is “upside.” And these guys have it. Here are the top 10 fantasy football quarterbacks for the 2012 NFL season.
Silverman: Balance Is The Key To The Giants’ Success
I don’t know if the Giants made the correct decision in letting Brandon Jacobs leave and join the 49ers, but Ahmad Bradshaw is good enough to be a consistent and productive No. 1 running back.
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