The first three letters of elite spell your New York Giants quarterback
November 11th, 2011 by Chris Humpheryse·lite
[ih-leet, ey-leet]
adjective
1. representing the most choice or select; best: an elite group of authors.
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Understanding our obsession with quarterbacks
October 22nd, 2011 by Chris Humpherys
There sure has been a lot of talk about quarterbacks these days. In Minnesota, Donovan McNabb is out, Christian Ponder is in. In Washington, Rex Grossman is out, John Beck is in. In Oakland, Jason Campbell is hurt, Carson Palmer is in. And then of course, there’s Tim Tebow. Read the rest of this entry »
The NFL Network announces its best of the best: The top 100 players of 2011
July 5th, 2011 by Chris Humpherys
In the midst of a season-threatening lockout, the NFL Network recently compiled its list of the league’s best 100 players, as voted on by the players. It’s a dastardly and devious attempt to take our minds off the lockout, while simultaneously reminding us how much we miss the sport. Cunning move, Monsieur Goodell. Read the rest of this entry »
Super Bowl XLV offers Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger shots at redemption
January 26th, 2011 by Chris HumpherysWhile the sports world has squandered the last 72 hours questioning the manhood of Jay Cutler, two more relevant NFL quarterbacks are about to share a chance at personal and professional redemption. Their names are Aaron Rodgers and Ben Roethlisberger. Read the rest of this entry »
Week 6: Where ACo gets a cold from Brett Favre
October 16th, 2010 by ACoCan you believe it’s week 6 already? What’s the deal, football? Stop going by so quickly! Read the rest of this entry »
NFL Preview: Part 1 (AFC)
September 6th, 2010 by ACoHere is part 1 (AFC) of my two part NFL preview. I debated picking projected records, grading off seasons or just delivering instructions on how to knit a Bill Belichick Patriots cut off sweatshirt (to be used as bonfire kindling of course). However I eventually decided on general divisional ramblings based purely on biased opinion fact. Read the rest of this entry »

