Former Heisman Trophy Winner QB Eric Crouch Attempting Comeback With UFL’s Omaha Nighthawks

Omaha Nighthawks quarterback Eric Crouch took some time prior to next month’s training camp to chat with fans on ESPN.com Monday afternoon. Crouch was the 2001 Heisman Trophy winner as a senior at the University of Nebraska, and ended his Cornhusker career with 3,434 rushing yards (and 59 touchdowns) and 4,481 passing yards (and 29 [...]

Pierre Garcon Carrying Heavy Load Into SB XLIV

Preparing for the Super Bowl is a difficult task for anyone, let alone a young player making his first appearance in the big game. Most carry the burden of winning it for their family, alma mater and people of the city they play in. In the case of Pierre Garcon, he has taken on the [...]

Three Cheers for the SI Swimsuit Issue

The swimsuit issue of Sports Illustrated over the years has always made sure that not only are the pictures nice to look at, but the stories and the people picked come from so many different places. Yes, we have the super models that live and breathe these types of opportunities but also there are the [...]

Cutting Pac Man First Step

Let’s see what the Dallas Cowboys do for an encore. After finally severing ties with troubled cornerback Adam “Pac Man” Jones,” America’s Team has taken the first step in rooting out the distractions in the most dysfunctional locker room in the NFL. Team owner Jerry Jones has made some attempts this offseason to rectify the [...]

Steelers Capture Lombardi Trophy in See-Saw Super Bowl

Where do you start? Super Bowl XLIII turned out to be a much better game than originally expected and included a momentum-swinging flurry in the waning minutes that rivaled a similar one a year ago. Both teams picked themselves up off the mat on more than one occasion on this evening in Tampa, but the [...]

Record Super Bowl Play Changes Game at Halftime

Talk about a swing play. The 100-yard interception return by Steelers linebacker James Harrison gave his team a 17-7 lead instead of going into the locker room tied or trailing. It was the longest play in Super Bowl history and will be shown on highlight reels for years to come. The Cardinals fought back from [...]

Plaxico Burress Still ‘Gangsta’ After Latest Gun Rap

More Firearms Found in Giant Wideout’s New Jersey Homebr> Placixo Burress has made so many headlines this season that his latest incident involving guns and the police snuck under the radar. The seizure of weapons, ammunition and bloody clothes subsequent to a search warrant being executed at the soon-to-be former New York Giant’s Totowa, New [...]

Mayor Bloomberg May Have Tainted Plaxico Burress Gun Case

Rightfully Speaking Out Against WR Gives Lawyer an Excuse If you were Ben Braffman, hearing the Mayor of New York City take a stand against your client definitely had a silver lining. When Mike Bloomberg angrily spoke out against Placixo Burress and his reckless, gun-toting behavior, he may have mistakenly gave the wide receiver’s lawyer [...]

Chad ‘Ocho Cinco’ Steps on his Dick…Again!

Bengals Wide Receiver Told to Stay Home in 27-10 Loss at Pittsburgh Some people never learn. Even when their team is going through a miserable season in which they were lucky to have the one win they can show for themselves, selfishness rises to the top. In the case of the Cincinatti Bengals, what could [...]

Donovan McNabb – Far from the Only Stupid Eagle

More Philadelphia Players Unaware of Tie Rule During NFL Regular Season It only gets worse. Just when you thought that Donovan McNabb was the only NFL player dumb enough to not know that a regular season game can end in a tie, a few of his teammates have come to their quarterback’s rescue. Running back [...]

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