What To Do About FEELING CONFIDENT IN YOUR FAVORITE TEAM
My favorite professional sports team is the Cincinnati Bengals. If you know me, you already know this. Every single year that I have ever been a fan of the Bengals I have entered the season confident that it could be the year that they win it all.
What To Do About THE BEST WIDE RECEIVERS HEADING INTO THE 2008 NFL SEASON
If I was an NFL player, my dream would to be either a wide receiver or defensive back. That being said, I was thinking about some of the top wide receivers playing professional football today, based on yardage statistics from the 2007 NFL season here are the top 10 receivers:
What To Do About MY LEAST FAVORITE NFL TEAM
My least favorite NFL team is the Pittsburgh Steelers, hands down! There are many reasons why I dislike this particular team so much. The main ones are listed below.
What To Do About NATE’S 2008 CINCINNATI BENGALS REGULAR SEASON PREDICTIONS
Those that really know me know that my favorite sports team is the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals. I have been a died hard Bengals fan since I was 8 years old, through the good times and the tough times (man there have been a lot).
What To Do About OCHO CINCO
Ocho Cinco, number 85, yes I am talking about Chad Johnson, the outspoken wide receiver who plays for the Cincinnati Bengals. It seemed like the perfect time to write “What To Do About Ocho Cinco” because a lot of people are probably wondering what should be done about Chad right about now.
What To Do About THE 2008 NFL DRAFT
Being the huge NFL fan that I am, one of my favorite events is taking place this weekend in New York, it’s the 2008 NFL Draft. Not that my opinion really matters or anything, but I thought I would give you my own mock draft predictions for the first 10 picks. The Miami Dolphins have the first overall pick in the draft and they have already selected Michigan offensive tackle Jake Long so that is already in the books.
What To Do About SUPER BOWL XLII
If you are a Patriots fan: DonÔøΩt talk any smack or get cocky (you have Tom Brady and the best offense in NFL history on your side, let them do the talking on the field, plus the last thing you want is to go 18-0 and then lose the biggest game of the year).