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    The best thing about Super Bowl week is the non-stop partying. And since it is all in New Orleans, you know it is going to be off the charts.
    A quick-hitter of some of the best in the Big Easy.
    USA Today

January 29, 2013   No Comments

Prop Bets? Yes We Do!

    Cousin Sal delivers more great lines (all pun intended).
    Grantland

September 28, 2012   No Comments

Sign Of The Times

August 13, 2012   No Comments

Ain’t Changing Horses In Middle Of Streak

      We keep hearing the “genius” of Bill Belichick and Tom Brady won’t allow the Giants to defeat them again. Why is that? People who know more about this than us, those experts in Vegas, are betting the Patriots and giving away 3 points. Still, we’re not buying it.
      Our call: Giants 31, Patriots 20.
      And here’s a few other predictions.
      SI.com

February 4, 2012   No Comments

Hammer Time: Nailing NFL Picks

    That’s Matt Millen landing a haymaker on the jaw of former Patriots GM Pat Sullivan after the Raiders were eliminated from the ’85 playoffs by New England in L.A.
    Can the ‘Boys end the Lions unbeaten run? Can the Steelers win in Houston? Can the surprising Raiders hand Tom Brady and the Pats their 2nd consecutive loss?
    We do know this: Either the Vikings or Chiefs will win their 1st game.
    We peek at Peter King’s crystal ball for his NFL picks.
    SI.com

October 1, 2011   No Comments

InvisiBills No More

    The Bills, Lions and Browns are among the big surprises of the NFL season so far. Even the Raiders, who ran the ball down the Jets’ throats, are making some noise.
    But Buffalo and Detroit have earned considerable attention, particularly the Bills, who knocked off Tom Brady and the Patriots on Sunday.
    SI.com

September 26, 2011   No Comments

Doubling Their Pleasure

First, the Patriots obtain Albert Haynesworth from the ‘Skins in a move earlier today, then they deal for Chad Ochocinco in another move with the Bengals.
The only thing better would be if the Jets grab Nnamdi Asomugha, enhancing the rivalry with the 2 clubs with some chess moves in the passing game and secondary.
ESPN Boston

July 28, 2011   No Comments

Cereal Killer

    Who goofed?
    Well if representatives for Chad Ochocinco were trying to put some exclamation points in the ‘O’s’ in Ochocinco, they succeeded in a big way. They couldn’t have bought the publicity this gaffe has generated.
    The Bengals’ wide receiver had boxes of his cereal pulled from store shelves after a phone number for a charity was actually a number for a sex hotline. Talking dirty to us again, Chad?
    “Remember, this was made in Pittsburgh. Something isn’t right,” Ochocinco said.
    He might have a point there.
    Cincinnati Enquirer

September 30, 2010   No Comments

She’s A Favorite In This Arena Too

    You probably don’t have a life if you’re wagering on the winner of the upcoming season of “Dancing With The Stars.” Or you just like to bet on anything.
    Evan Lysacek is the odds-on favorite for the dancing title, with Erin Andrews second at 9-2. Surprisingly, Chad Ochocinco, the noted naked jogger, is a 5-1 shot. But he is light on his feet. Read on for the rest of the lineup.
    Out Of Bounds

March 6, 2010   No Comments

He Runs Own Slant On Super Bowl

    “We’re going to give it to you raw and uncut.”
    Did we mention there were a few clowns at the circus? One of our favorites, Chad Ochocinco, is giving his spin on all things related to the Super Bowl this week. Ochocinco, who was working today’s media day at Super Bowl XLIV as a member of the media, is anchoring the “Ochocinco News Network” (how creative). The Bengals’ wide receiver has a reporting staff that includes running back Ray Rice of the Ravens, tight end Chad Cooley of the Redskins and Cardinals’ defensive lineman Darnell Dockett, who played in last year’s Super Bowl. How’s that for a lineup?
    And the purpose of it all? Well of course it’s to provide viewers insight to what’s on the minds of the Colts and Saints. Or as Chad says, raw and uncut. “That’s what everybody wants to hear,” Ochocinco told the Associated Press. “They want to hear the players’ perspective. They don’t want to hear what the other (media) outlets say about what they feel is going on. People want to hear what the players feel about the events, the whole nine yards.”
    Sounds like a party.
    AP

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February 2, 2010   No Comments