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Contracts, homework assignments, weight clauses and drinking on the job: The intertwining cases of Kyler Murray, Zion Williamson and me

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When my girlfriend and I argue (and for the sake of this article, let’s assume this happens infrequently), she and I have successfully adopted the practice of putting ourselves in each other’s shoes, to better comprehend where the other is Continue reading Contracts, homework assignments, weight clauses and drinking on the job: The intertwining cases of Kyler Murray, Zion Williamson and me→

NFL programming heads to the Amazon

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We fumbled over the remote control searching for a football game we knew was being played.  We scrolled through the multitude of channels DirecTV had to offer, to no avail.  We knew there was an NFL game on at that Continue reading NFL programming heads to the Amazon→

The agony and the irony of NFL Thursday Night Football

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Welcome to Reason No. 1,276,385 that the NFL needs to check itself before it wrecks itself. Last Thursday night is a perfect example of what’s wrong with, well, Thursday night.  As much as fans selfishly enjoy having another primetime game Continue reading The agony and the irony of NFL Thursday Night Football→

Decisions, decisions and the coaches who make them

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Last Sunday night, the Broncos and Chiefs squared off in a crucial AFC West battle.  Currently only two games separate three teams in that division.  As the season winds down, the winner of this game would have a huge advantage Continue reading Decisions, decisions and the coaches who make them→

Coaches, Comebacks and Crashes: Just Another Opening Week in the NFL

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What a wild weekend it was.  After a hot, first week picking college football games with Zen-like precision, my Week One NFL wagers were horribly ill-advised.  Were it not for a few lucky college parlays, I’d currently be standing on Continue reading Coaches, Comebacks and Crashes: Just Another Opening Week in the NFL→

Carson Palmer becomes Twitter’s latest victim

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I’m going to go ahead and rag on Carson Palmer because after the Sunday he had, it’s easy pickins’.  Plus I had money on the Cardinals so I plan on getting my money’s worth. With millions of Americans having just Continue reading Carson Palmer becomes Twitter’s latest victim→

Round 2 predictions: The NFL Playoffs continue

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Alright, let’s take a stab at this weekend’s games. I took last weekend off, using the rather lame ‘my crystal ball was in the shop’ excuse but you already know how I wagered if you read how two godforsaken kickers Continue reading Round 2 predictions: The NFL Playoffs continue→

An NFL season review, how Las Vegas was wrong and the crowning of a new champion

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Another regular NFL season has regrettably come to a close, bringing us plenty of surprises that nobody saw coming back in September.

A mid-season look at NFL over-unders

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Now that we’ve reached the mid-way point of the NFL season, I thought it’d be wise to revisit our Over/Under contest and see whether any of us have been able to cash a winning ticket.

Supply and demand in professional sports: The real meaning of worth

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“The market price of every particular commodity is regulated by the proportion between the quantity which is actually brought to market, and the demand of those who are willing to pay the natural price of the commodity” -Adam Smith, Wealth Continue reading Supply and demand in professional sports: The real meaning of worth→