Vincent Jackson…What a fool!

For those of you who have been following TheSportsWatchers Fantasy Football blog, you know that we are huge proponents of what Vincent Jackson does…on the field. We were on the Vincent Jackson (wide receiver, San Diego Chargers) bandwagon before the damn thing ever got built. When he was but a middling receiver yet to have [...]

NFL Mock Draft 2010: “Hey! Don’t You Dare Pick Him”

The NFL Draft is today, and I have a few problems with some of the picks that teams are going to make today.Of course, I can’t necessarily prove that anybody has already decided on taking these players, but the overall consensus is what it is, and for the purposes of this article, that’s all that [...]

Don’t sleep on Brian Westbrook

Don’t sleep on Brian Westbrook just yet. Philadelphia Eagles fans may not want to hear this now, but the former superstar of their backfield may have some juice left in the tank.In an article for ESPN.com, KC Joyner wrote about several NFL players on the market that teams should be going after right now. One [...]

McShay, what’s with the up-and-down on McCoy?

Perhaps there is some inner-McCoy/McShay feud going on for the battle of which “Mc” has the best last name. There has to be something eating at Todd McShay in regards to Texas quarterback Colt McCoy, because for some reason McShay is all over the place on this guy in his NFL prognostications of McCoy’s abilities [...]

New Overtime Rule’s Like the Healthcare Bill, Good Intentions, But Doesn’t Go Far Enough

I don’t understand how people are for the new NFL overtime rule. Is it just me, or does this new rule make little, if any, headway in terms of eliminating the effect that the coin toss has on the outcome of a football game? I know they say not to let the perfect be the [...]

Ndamukong Suh Doesn’t Make Cents at #1

In early February, I predicted that Ndamukong Suh would be the first pick of the NFL Draft. It’s funny how things change, isn’t it?It is becoming quite apparent that the NFL and the Players Union aren’t going to reach any sort of agreement that would preclude a 2010-2011 NFL season without a salary cap. Thus, [...]

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