Well, That Was Pathetic

Elizabeth Engel, 01.04.2010

A Philadelphia Eagles fan almost since birth

We should probably issue an APB for the Eagles. Who were those guys in the green jerseys yesterday, and what did they do with our team?

If Obama Gets a B ; What Grade Does Eric Mangini Deserve?

Bill Lucey, 01.05.2010

writer on politics and history

Maybe we extend the same kind of patience many afford President Obama to Eric Mangini after a season of coaching one of the sorriest franchises in the NFL.

Pack Ready to Attack Cardinals... Again

Emily Howald, 01.05.2010

Columnist with chicksinthehuddle.com

Who would have thought in Week Nine that we'd be watching the Green Bay Packers take the field in a playoff game mere months later?

Top 5 Sports Stories

Len Berman, 01.05.2010

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

This just in, the Giants finally register a sack... defensive coordinator Bill Sheridan is fired.

Football in the 20-Teens: No Punting, No Tackling

Russ Wellen, 01.05.2010

hearts hyenas

A no-punt policy also bears a resemblance to the full-court press in basketball, which is also all about maximizing the opportunities afforded you.

Bills Dominate Colts

Alyssa Jung, 01.05.2010

Contributing Writer at www.chicksinthehuddle.com

As the game came to a close, the best two seconds of my life occurred. Terrell ran around the field and smacked fans' hands as a celebratory goodbye type thing.

A Different Look at the Olympics From an Insider

Nikki Stone, 01.04.2010

Olympic Gold Medalist and Motivational Speaker

I know how much pressure these athletes are under and how hard it is to compete under the scrutiny of the media, fans and spectators.

The Anatomy of a Collapse: The 2009 New York Giants

Khai Gordon, 01.04.2010

Sports Writer & Creator of XI Magazine

What began as a season with one or two questions to answer, closed with a list of them and an entire offseason to sit and wait anxiously awaiting relief for real answers.

American Needle and the NFL's Single Entity Argument

Gabriel A. Feldman, 01.02.2010

Law professor; Director, Tulane Sports Law Program

Recently, the NFL granted an exclusive license to Reebok to manufacture all NFL-licensed apparel. In response, American Needle is suing the NFL, claiming the exclusive license eliminates market competition for NFL apparel.

Helmets and Head Cases

Glenn C. Altschuler and Patrick M. Burns, 01.04.2010

Equipment, it turns out, often makes a sport look less brutal when it's actually becoming more lethal -- without helmets, football players would be reluctant to hit each other as hard for fear of injuring themselves.

Bob Sanders' Biceps, and Yours

Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano, 01.04.2010

Sports medicine experts

As if the Colts' secondary has not been tormented by enough injuries this season, we recently learned that strong safety Bob Sanders ("The Hulk") will be out with a distal biceps tendon rupture.

Leach Incident Shows ESPN Ethics Stink

Joe Cutbirth, 01.02.2010

Assistant Professor of Journalism, University of British Columbia

It would be a gross violation of journalistic ethics for any sports journalist to try and directly influence how any college football program is run. For it to happen where the journalist's son is on scholarship would be beyond the pale.