In defense of Peyton Manning – and other Super Bowl thoughts
no responses - Posted 02.09.10
ADRIAN BRIJBASSI NFLPosts.com Editor In New Orleans, it’s all about Who Dat? In Indianapolis, it’s What If? So while Pat O’Brien’s starts to run dangerously low on hurricane mix and Bourbon Street squeals on with delight after the Saints’ stunning win, the Colts’ fans must ponder what happened to their side’s killer instinct. ...continue

Reggie Wayne
no responses - Posted 02.05.10
Reggie Wayne hurt himself in Super Bowl practice on Friday. continue

Manning, Colts beat Saints to win Super Bowl XLIV
no responses - Posted 02.05.10
[At NFLPosts.com, we like to do things early. So here’s our post-game report from Super Bowl XLIV – 48 hours before it kicks off.] When Peyton Manning hoisted the Vince Lombardi Trophy on Super Bowl Sunday, you figured he was going to throw it to Reggie Wayne. Instead, one New Orleans ...continue

Super Bowl by the Numbers: Should Saints be favored?
no responses - Posted 02.05.10
The Colts are giving 5.5 on the point spread and the majority of NFL experts are picking them to beat the Saints on Sunday. Take a close look at the regular-season statistics, though, and you might wonder if Drew Brees and Co. shouldn’t be the ones getting the backing. continue

Who Dat Nation includes Barack Obama
no responses - Posted 02.03.10
It’s one thing to have your mayor and local luminaries behind you, quite another to have the Commander-in-Chief cheering you on. The White House, though, has made it clear what side it’s backing come Super Bowl Sunday. continue

Super Bowl Media Day fails to reveal status of Freeney
no responses - Posted 02.02.10
Strangely, Super Bowl Media Day stayed focused on the game. No psycho “reporters” propositioned Drew Brees, no Kim Kardashian lookalikes accosted Reggie Bush, no wannabe comedians got anywhere near Peyton Manning. The biggest clowns were, in fact, members of the NFL fraternity. continue

Recipe for a Saints’ Super Bowl upset of Colts
no responses - Posted 02.02.10
ADRIAN BRIJBASSI NFLPosts.com Editor Maybe that crazy voodoo from the bayou is working. First, the news of Dwight Freeney’s ankle injury came Sunday night, creating uncertainty about the Colts’ pass rush, then on Monday weather became an issue. On South Beach, that’s only supposed to happen when you have to decide what ...continue

Super Bowl tale of the tape: Indianapolis vs. New Orleans
no responses - Posted 01.29.10
You know about their teams, here’s a closer look at the two cities involved in the Super Bowl. Which one comes out on top – New Orleans or Indianapolis? You might think the Big Easy is a no-brain winner here, but not so fast. Take a look. continue

The secret to the Super Bowl? It’s not Brees or Manning
no responses - Posted 01.27.10
ADRIAN BRIJBASSI NFLPosts.com Editor One man who doesn’t want to hear his name called on Super Bowl Sunday is Charlie Johnson. If the Colts’ left tackle becomes known to the world on February 7 it will likely be because he got beat on a pass rush, forcing himself to take a penalty ...continue

The Daily Mark Sanchez to Canton Watch: How’s the golf swing?
no responses - Posted 01.27.10
Perhaps no quarterback has ever had more people jump on his bandwagon after a loss than Mark Sanchez. From fans to media to his own teammates, everyone is marveling at the kid’s play during Sunday’s AFC Championship Game – even the Sanchise himself. continue

Super Bowl XLIV Preview – Manning, Colts to march over Saints
no responses - Posted 01.25.10
ADRIAN BRIJBASSI NFLPosts.com Editor The Super Bowl has been on a roll. Gone are the days when the game was a joke, a lopsided affair won by a powerhouse from the NFC. Of the past 12 Lombardi Trophy battles, only three have been decided by more than two touchdowns. Four have been ...continue

Super Bowl preview – Colts and Saints predictable
no responses - Posted 01.25.10
More than a month ago, NFLPosts.com previewed Super Bowl XLIV. We called the Colts versus the Saints, predicting that for the first time in 16 years the top teams in each conference would make it to the title game. continue

The Daily Mark Sanchez to Canton Watch: Super Bowl or bust
no responses - Posted 01.23.10
Mark Sanchez will throw the football about 20 times during Sunday’s AFC Championship Game. Complete 55 percent of his passes and don’t throw any interceptions and the Jets are headed to the Super Bowl. Or so you can believe, based on the Jets’ stats this season. continue

The Daily Mark Sanchez to Canton Watch: Wonderboy!
no responses - Posted 01.22.10
Seems like The Sanchise is ready for a new nickname. The Jets’ QB showed up to Friday’s news conference sporting a black T-shirt with “Wonderboy” written across the chest and a lightning bolt slicing down next to the letters. Yeah, kinda gay, but with the beard he pulls it off. continue