As Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks approaches this weekend, I thought it would be a great time to look back at the Super Bowls we’ve had during "the 50s era". With that in mind, I wanted to share my thoughts and rank the last ten years of Super Bowls. You may not agree with me, but it’s my list, and it reflects what I’ve enjoyed over the past decade of the biggest game in American sports. 10: Super Bowl 50 (2016) – Broncos def. Panthers, 24

Over the past week or so, reports have started to surface about who will be part of the 2026 Pro Football Hall of Fame class. While the full class will be officially revealed later this week, it already feels fair to say this may go down as one of the most controversial Hall of Fame classes of all time. And it has nothing to do with who is in it. It has everything to do with who is not. Two of the most notable omissions come from what is arguably the greatest dynasty in the h

As I am writing this, it is late Monday night on the West Coast. I just got off work, and while I was on my shift, reports surfaced that James Harden has unexpectedly requested a trade from the Los Angeles Clippers. Completely out of nowhere. I am genuinely shocked. The Clippers have been playing great basketball recently after a tough stretch earlier in the season. Harden has arguably been playing his best basketball in years. He is not the MVP version of himself from Housto

As the Super Bowl gets closer, many of us are starting to look at wagers, trying to figure out how we can make a little money on the game. For me, though, I won’t be making nearly as many bets as I usually do during the Super Bowl because I already have a dog in this fight. As a Seattle Seahawks fan, I’m going to be emotionally invested in this game, and I don’t want to be financially invested as well. I'm sure you understand. That said, I can’t help but dive a little into ga

As the Super Bowl approaches this Sunday, I thought now would be the perfect time to rank my top 30 quarterbacks in the NFL for this year. The Super Bowl often gives us the tendency to overreact to one great performance or one bad one, so I wanted to get these rankings down before Sunday, without letting a single game sway my opinions. I’m ranking the top 30 quarterbacks in the NFL this year who were their team’s starting quarterback going into the season. For example, Kirk C

As Super Bowl Sunday gets closer and closer, I thought it would be a great time to take a step back and analyze both the rosters of the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots and see how both teams' best players stack up against one another.  These players had the most impact in leading their clubs to the biggest stage in football, and everyone on this list will be relied upon if their team looks to be the last one left standing. 15: Kenneth Walker III, Seattle Seahawks, R

Last year at this time, Sam Darnold was finishing his 2024 NFL season with the Minnesota Vikings. That season started like it was the beginning of the revitalization of his career after several disappointing stops across the NFL. For a few months, it seemed like the former third overall pick had finally found a long-term home. However, that optimism faded quickly. After two poor performances at the end of the season in the team's most important games, including a Week 18 game

It’s been a couple of days now since the Seattle Seahawks beat the Los Angeles Rams in a thriller in the NFC Championship Game, 31–27, to advance to their first Super Bowl in 11 years. And isn't it funny that the last time they were here, they faced the New England Patriots, and now, once again, they’ll face those same foes from Boston for all the marbles. We all know what happened last time. The Russell Wilson interception at the one-yard line by Patriots cornerback Malcom B

Records Last Week: Straight Up: 3-1 Against The Spread: 1-3 Playoff Records: Straight Up: 6-4 Against The Spread: 3-7 Regular Season Records: Straight Up: 167-104-1 Against The Spread: 132-134-6 AFC Championship Game: (2) New England Patriots @ (1) Denver Broncos I Line: Patriots -4.5 Starting off with the New England Patriots going up to Mile High to face the Denver Broncos, it’s starting to feel like 2016 again. For me, right off the bat, it’s just going to be so nostalgic.