Tom Brady continues tirade against Patriots
no responses - Posted 05.12.10
Patriots QB Tom Brady usually provides the blandest quotes known to man. So it’s a surprise when he rips his teammates. Not once, but repeatedly. continue

Jaguars release John Henderson, Patriots let Adalius Thomas go
no responses - Posted 04.26.10
The Jacksonville Jaguars, after stunning the league with the selection of Cal DT Tyson Alualu with the 10th overall pick in the 2010 NFL draft have followed up with another, releasing veteran DT John Henderson. continue

Drew Brees’ 5 best and worst games
no responses - Posted 01.30.10
EDDIE LEE NFLPosts.com Editor With footballs expected to rain (instead of rain) in Miami for the Super Bowl, nflposts.com takes a look at the 5 best and worst games in Drew Brees'  remarkable career. continue

Peyton Manning’s 5 best and worst games
no responses - Posted 01.29.10
EDDIE LEE NFLPosts.com With footballs expected to rain (instead of rain) in Miami for the Super Bowl, nflposts.com takes a look at the 5 best and worst games in Peyton Manning’s storied career. continue

Ravens cover by the skin of their beaks
no responses - Posted 01.08.10
BRAD LECLAIR NFLPosts.com Gambling Fool As stubborn as New England head coach Bill Belichick seems to be, do you think that he just might start reconsidering his usual train of thought of not resting players when his team already has playoff berths locked up? continue

Why Wade Phillips has no leverage
no responses - Posted 12.03.09
EDDIE LEE NFLPosts.com Editor A head coach that guides a team to 30 wins in less than 3 seasons is not often left in the lurch. Usually offers and rumors stream in, discreetly and indiscreetly. But that is not the case with Wade Phillips.   continue

Drew Brees burns to win a Super Bowl for Saints
no responses - Posted 12.01.09
ADRIAN BRIJBASSI NFLPosts.com Editor Why is Drew Brees this good? He’s probably the most competitive player in the NFL. In another line of work he’d be the CEO of a hedge fund or a warlord. That’s not to suggest he’s a bad guy. Brees is one of the most generous athletes around. ...continue

Saints stun Patriots, improve to 11-0
no responses - Posted 12.01.09
It is hard to find fault with a team that is undefeated, but going into this game the knock against the Saints was that they had not beaten a team of any substance. Well, they have now. And in a huge way. continue

Forget Brees and Brady, defense is the key
no responses - Posted 11.30.09
It’ll come down to defense. So says Saints safety Roman Harper as his team prepares for Monday Night Football and the potential game of the year against the New England Patriots. Tom Brady and Drew Brees may very well go touchdown-for-touchdown but Harper believes that won’t happen. continue

The Daily Mark Sanchez to Canton Watch: Is Leigh Bodden a psychic mutant?
no responses - Posted 11.22.09
Mark Sanchez and the Jets may want to file a complaint with the league. Somebody should test Leigh Bodden to make sure he’s human and not some kind of mutant. How else can you explain the Patriots’ cornerback knew exactly where Sanchez was going to throw the ball on ...continue

The Daily Mark Sanchez to Canton Watch: Turn back the clock
no responses - Posted 11.19.09
The date was September 20 and Mark Sanchez was the new big man on Broadway. continue

NFL Odds Week 11: Chargers up for mile-high challenge
no responses - Posted 11.19.09
BRAD LECLAIR NFLPosts.com Gambling Fool Aaah, the ebb and flow of the NFL. Each season has more waffling than you would find in a pancake house. You see more back and forth than at a tennis match. And just when you think you have it all figured out, the next week is ...continue

TMCB: Numbers back Belichick even if former players do not
no responses - Posted 11.17.09
EDDIE LEE NFLPosts.com Editor There are no shortage of polls in the virtual world and not surprisingly many of them dipped their toes into Bill Belichick's ill-fated 4th-down decision. continue

The Daily Mark Sanchez to Canton Watch: Thanks, Belichick
no responses - Posted 11.16.09
The head-scratching decision by Bill Belichick that led to New England’s loss to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday had the residual effect of giving Mark Sanchez and the Jets some hope. continue