The New York Football Giants simply made fewer mistakes. Their defense shut down the Green Bay Packers solidly; Green Bay got three (3) first downs in the second half of the game. Special teams were sloppy all around. New York… Continue Reading
With only fourteen hours left to vote (I opted to end voting just before the conference championships) two-thirds of NAPP Readers think that New England will pull it off and win the Super Bowl after their undefeated season. It’s pleasing… Continue Reading
People there will switch votes over something like this.
The results of the divisional playoffs this weekend. Two upsets! That’s why they play them on the field instead of in the commentators’ booths. In the AFC, the Bolts upset the Colts (28-24, with a come-from-behind drive early in the… Continue Reading
It looks to me like Barack Obama will win in New Hampshire on Tuesday. Wow, interesting happenings with the Democrats! I’d have never guessed it eight weeks ago — it looked like a smooth path to Hillary Clinton’s coronation. What… Continue Reading
It’s going to be a big year coming up. Obviously, the big story will be the election. The primaries might be all over five weeks from now — but I suspect that the Republicans will not have sorted things out… Continue Reading
I wrote, on December 3, 2007: The AFC’s wild card spots will be given to Jacksonville and Cleveland. Period. Full stop. There is no reasonably foreseeable way that can’t happen. The only real issue left to work out in the… Continue Reading
I was doing arraignments this morning. The defendant, let’s call him “Mr. Ramos” (even though that’s not his real name), was charged with two counts: speeding, and driving without insurance. He appeared before me wearing a Dallas Cowboys sweatshirt and… Continue Reading
Avowed enemy of “godlessness” Pope Benedict XVI has announced that there need to be more exorcisms. Seems that more priests need to be trained in directly fighting the Devil, a prayer needs to be added to the end of the… Continue Reading
The NFL agreed today to allow the Patriots-Giants game to be broadcast on network TV instead of on its own NFL Network. (Ah, if only they’d done that for the Packers-Cowboys game.) The NFL Network is a bad idea because,… Continue Reading