The Longest Game in NFL History Featured Two teams, 83 minutes, and a Chance at the AFC Title. What can a person do in 82 …
Rivers is a man’s man. I mean just listening to him talk in his post game press conferences makes me think, “Man, I’d love to have a beer with this guy and shoot the breeze.”
Well, sometimes dreams come true my friends.
Had Jordan Babineaux not tackled Tony Romo in the 2007 NFL playoffs, NFL history would be different. The Dallas Cowboys have won three playoff games …
The Top 10 Hottest NFL Cheerleaders You can consume this list of the Top 10 Hottest NFL Cheerleaders by going slow and scrolling thru the …
The absolute last thing on earth Drew Brees wanted to do was talk to me. But even through the phone, the greatest quarterback in the …
Clay Matthews could definitely steal my girlfriend and probably yours too, bud. Upon scheduling this interview, my girlfriend did a quick Google search to put …
The UFL Omaha Nighthawks run as “Omaha’s Football Team” was short and fast (just like Maurice Clarett), but created memories that won’t be forgotten by …
Which NFL team has the most fans? We know the NFL is the most popular sport in the country. But what team is the most …
This article wasn’t created to debate who was the most productive because that is obvious based on stats.
Mike Siani never fancied himself as a writer. Mike was a gifted athlete who starred at the collegiate level in both football and baseball while …
Note from Paul: I’m going to be honest with you. I wrote this article 6 years ago. But it’s even more true now.
During Monday night’s 34-18 thrashing at the hands of the Chicago Bears, Dallas tight end Jason Witten accumulated one of the more useless 13 catch, 112 yard, one TD performances in recent memory.
Does your phone ever stop ringing? Or is there always some dude from some website like me at the other end?
Jay Glazer: “The phone never stops. I’ve got to take every single call that comes in. I was on a date with a young lady last night and I told her, ‘These calls are going to come in and I’ve got to take every single one.’ Because you can’t just take one phone call and use someone for info; it’s about relationships. You build relationships and the scoops come your way. You have to figure out how to broker information the right way. So it’s non-stop.
“Get your popcorn ready!” In this interview with the latest member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Terrell Owens, I covered all of the topics that defined his football career. And had a ton of fun!
Possibly the most “egg-cellent” interview I’ve ever done. Houston Texans All-Pro wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins teamed up with Just Crack an Egg and my egg …
Based on their respective styles in dealing with the media, we hear a lot of comparisons between New England Patriots head coach Bill Belichick and San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich. What we don’t hear anything about is how similar their careers have been in terms of development, duration, style, and success.
We covered a lot of angles with adult star and leader of Hot Babes, Jesse Jane. She described in detail her all-girl 4-way sex session …
The Hall at Patriot Place is a must visit for any fan of NFL history. If you don’t like the Patriots, then don’t go, you …
If you’re a football fan like me, at certain points in your life you’ve probably heard about or seen electric football — but never tried it. You love fantasy football but what are you supposed to do in the offseason i.e. now?
PE – The offense just made a 40 yard gain that gets called back because you got flagged for holding. Describe that feeling in the ensuing 10-15 seconds when the crowd groans, and the camera is directly at YOU.
David Bakhtiari: I’ll take this one, Corey (in jest). I’ve gotten a fair amount of holding penalties. At times I would definitely tend to disagree. But at the end of the day, I don’t want to make the ref any angrier than he needs to be. It sucks. You definitely don’t want to be a hindrance to your team, but at the end of the day the number one thing is, we want to keep our quarterback clean. So we’re going to do that by any means possible. Because protecting him is our number one priority.
Chuck Knox is kind of an enigma for modern day NFL fans. You hear his name enough to be familiar with it, but you’re not …
I knew it was going to be an interesting trip to Los Angeles when I met actor Colin Farrell at LAX baggage claim upon arrival. Minutes later, I bumped my shoulder into Olympic legend Michael Phelps’ tightly toned torso while wildly retrieving my luggage from the baggage carousel.
Here is the actual transcript of our meeting:
“Whoa. Hi Michael, excuse me. That bag kinda got away from me there for a second.”
“No problem, how are you?”
“I am good, nice to see you.”
Since when did running a sub 4.4 40-yard dash guarantee NFL success? It never has and until game outcomes are decided by a straight-line footrace, it never will. The NFL became enamored with speed at the wide receiver position thanks to “Bullet” Bob Hayes.
But for every successful Hayes, an Olympic sprinter turned receiver, there are several draft busts whose perceived talents were overblown thanks to a single, largely meaningless metric. Players like Johnny “Lam” Jones. Troy Williamson. Darius Heyward-Bey.
In one word: Super Bowl Radio Row was awesome. And it was completely absurd. We got off to a hot start when I asked Eagles …
John Urschel is a statistical anomaly. While offensive lineman have to possess a high football IQ just to make it to the NFL, the Canadian-born …
But when it was time to meet Jennifer Aniston he performed just like a regular guy.
Terry Crews knows a thing or two about being a MAN. The former professional football player turned actor turned Old Spice pitchman teamed up with the brand to launch the “Contempor-MANLY” campaign to celebrate 80 years of Old Spice.
Just as Jeffery Lebowski wondered allowed “What makes a man?” to The Dude in The Big Lebowski, I asked Terry several questions about successfully sailing the seas of manhood.
Broncos’ quarterback Trevor Siemian set the bar high this holiday season. Knowing the longstanding tradition of QB’s gifting their O-line with extravagant gifts, Trevor partnered with his favorite colorful candies and presented his offensive linemen with custom Skittles-dispensing parkas. Check out this video of the parka in action:
So, you made your fantasy football league playoffs. And, you may have even won your league. Congratulations. Remember: Just because you made the playoffs/won the …
Who’s the best defender you’ve ever faced?
You have to go by positions – defensive line, linebackers, secondary and defensive backs. There’s so many good ones. I think of a guy early in my career that we went against a couple times every year in Carolina, Julius Peppers, around 2008. He was about as good as there is. Basically unblockable. In the secondary, early on in my career, seeing Ed Reed and the way he could go sideline to sideline, or Troy Polamalu. I remember I threw an interception against the Steelers my second or third year, and he just made an unbelievable play. Those three guys are three of the guys who jump in my head right off the bat.
Marlin Briscoe was the first African-American to start a game at quarterback in modern professional football history. And if it wasn’t for him, Floyd Little …
When I spoke to Josh Norman I realized he is the anti-Beckham. When Odell Beckham Jr. says he made All-Pro cornerback Josh Norman “relevant” thanks …
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Thrilled to talk w @sagesteele at @Gatorade#ESPYS event! She makes it look so easy when it’s NOT! #GatoradeAOYpic.twitter.com/txqCxP3D8A
— Paul Eide (@EidePaul) July 12, 2016
In the first 15 minutes at the official after party of the 2016 ESPYS, I shook Richard Sherman’s hand, met former Lakers’ player/coach Byron Scott and …
San Diego Chargers QB Philip Rivers Can’t Grow A Beard – But Does He Manscape? In certain circles, you are not considered a man if …
This offseason, two-time Pro Bowl running back Matt Forte signed a three-year $12-million-dollar free agent contract with the New York Jets. Bears fans were, and still are, upset about it.
And why wouldn’t they be?
After eight years in Chicago, Forte ranks second, behind only Hall of Famer Walter Payton, on the Bears’ all-time lists for rushing yards, yards from scrimmage (12,718), receptions (487) and 100-yard games (24). He’s also third in total touchdowns and sixth in receiving yards (4,116).
This offseason, the Bears front office didn’t even attempt to re-sign the second most productive player in the history of the franchise.
Didn’t even attempt.
When Ezekiel Elliott arrived on the campus of Ohio State no one knew who he was. And why would they? Starting running back Carlos Hyde …
In the past eight weeks I’ve interviewed 10 people at the top of their game: Rapper/actor Ludacris, baseball MVP Mike Trout, retired NFL great Terrell …
The NFL has gotten fat and happy and doesn’t appreciate fans like it used to. Sure, you’ve put on a few pounds and have developed a wicked bald spot, but what if I told you there was a professional sports organization — replete with all the strategy and personality types you’ve grown to love — that would actually love you back?
When you’re good at multiple things like Vernon Davis, it’s hard for people to define you. And when people can’t define you, or worse, fear …
Not every NFL running back could cut their teeth as a lumberjack — I just can’t see Jamaal Charles pulling it off — but you …
How many Super Bowls have the Washington Redskins won? Three in nine seasons – and no one remembers. Except me and Joe Gibbs. For an unknown …
I interviewed Nelly at the Super Bowl in Phoenix, AZ about his career, the (endless) rise of Taylor Swift, and how he does his best work on the toilet, while some light jazz played in the background.
Here are a few highlights.
Rochester, New York is now the most hyped hometown in America thanks to Pepsi and stud wide receiver Sammy Watkins, a lifelong Bills fan. Over …
It has been a strenuous few weeks for Buffalo Bills fan group “Bills Fan Thunder” and it isn’t just Bon Jovi’s fault. This week, Texas …
Think of Cowboys running back DeMarco Murray as an older brother. An older brother that you’ve never met who made the Pro Bowl and scored …
Who knows more about staying clean than running back Chris Johnson? One of the fastest players in NFL history, Johnson knows all about bursting through …
Carolina Panthers linebacker Luke Kuechly is the kind of impact player that NFL teams envision when they select a player in the top ten of …
There’s a war going on that you may not even know about – and Jerod Mayo is your field general. We hear a lot about …
Ever since I saw the first Old Spice “Mom Song” video, I have been praying to my non-denominational Spray God every night, asking (begging) that …
Nearly 50 years ago, fifth-year NFL quarterback Terry Bradshaw came of age. The former #1 overall draft pick in 1970 had struggled in his first …
This Sunday night, countless relationships will face a crossroads and perhaps even an impasse. Will you watch the 56th annual Grammy Awards and keep your …
David Tyree picked a great time to play the best game of his life. Prior to the Super Bowl, Tyree had accumulated just four catches for …
Randall Cunningham’s 1990 season is the greatest single season an NFL quarterback has ever had – and no one remembers or acknowledges it.
3,466 passing yards. 942 rushing yards. 35 total TDs. His stats read like a season straight out of Tecmo Super Bowl, a season too ridiculous to have ever actually occurred in the NFL.
Why does this season not get any recognition? Footballperspective.com has ranked the 10 best passing seasons in NFL history and Randall Cunningham doesn’t even get a sniff. But he did a lot more than just throw the ball.
Sure, it happened 25+ years ago, but what he was doing at the time was unprecedented in the history of the NFL. The only season close to that type of production in the years since was Michael Vick’s 2010. Vick bested Cunningham’s rushing total (which was an NFL record for a QB) in ’06, but he also threw for 1,000 less yards and scored only 22 total tuds compared to Randall’s 35.
The glaring question for a social media consultant is always, “How is what you do going to make me money?” The answer is often confusing—brand recognition, …
One of the most famous episodes of legendary sitcom Seinfeld was called “The Lip Reader”. And in it, George Costanza borrows Jerry’s deaf girlfriend at a …
It was roughly noon on a Thursday afternoon and I was at the bank. I was thinking about Andre Johnson and talking to some male …
Goldengate – Forget what you know about the NFL. You can’t write this. Or can you? Maybe you are writing this now. Only your thoughts …
As men in a civilized society, we are conditioned to behave in certain ways and maintain certain beliefs. One of these beliefs is that to …
Charles Tillman is so good, you take him for granted. Even during an 11-year career as a member of some of the fiercest defenses in NFL history, his consistent production and greatness are rarely recognized outside of Chicago.
“Peanut” owns the Bears’ career records for defensive touchdowns (9), interceptions returned for touchdowns (8) and forced fumbles (39). Thanks to his signature move the “Peanut Punch,” his 10 forced fumbles last year set an NFL single-season record, and the four fumbles he forced in a game against the Titans a year ago is the all-time single game record. His 36 career interceptions are just two away from tying Gary Fencik for the Bears‘ franchise record.
As I stood in Arrowhead Stadium — section 125, row 33 — rocking the #83 jersey of Raiders legend Ted Hendricks, the last thing on my mind was the shave I enjoyed that morning courtesy of a razor from 800razors.com.
There I was, getting my sexuality questioned by endless Chiefs fans, in front of endless Chiefs fans in an assault befitting of Kansas City’s league leading defense. But one thing that wasn’t getting questioned was the closeness of the shave delivered via the five-blade men’s razor from 800razors.com.
Feeling bad about relying on former Redskins/Browns/Ravens quarterback RGIII in fantasy this season? Don’t worry, there’s someone worse off than you.
My Tecmo Super Bowl Tournament performance on this day was a lot like my second sexual experience – just stupid and pointless for everyone involved. …
Wes Welker is a player that any fan can relate to, which is what makes him such a great pitch-man for Old Spice and the new “Unnecessary Freshness” campaign. But when you look at Welker’s career and laundry list of accomplishments, it becomes apparent that you are looking at the body of work befitting a future NFL Hall of Famer.
Two Super Bowl appearances as a cog in the most productive offense in NFL history. Five Pro Bowls. League leader in receptions three times. Most seasons with 100+ receptions in NFL history (5). Most receptions in Patriots history.
Adrian Peterson is so great, he gets taken for granted. Like Kobe Bryant putting up 40 points, LeBron James accumulating a triple-double or Tom Brady …
Tony Gonzalez is an NFL icon. Gonzalez has the most receiving yards (14,268) and touchdowns (107) for a tight end in NFL history, and the …
Even to this day, Walter Payton has the 4th most receiving yards in franchise history.
But what everyone may not know is just how long and how bad the Chicago Bears receivers were prior to Brandon Marshall.
A brief glance at the Bears’ receiving leaders, and their statistics, from 1987 to 2012 may as well have been from 1888 to 1912 – truly pathetic.
In that 25 year span, you could also argue the QBs were terrible as well.
Talk about a list of also rans (Kordell Stewart), never wases (Steve Walsh), and straight up suck bags (Cade McNown). Since Sid Luckman, the best QBs in franchise history were Erik Kramer, Jim McMahon, and Jim Miller (lol).
Love him or hate him, Jay Cutler is the best QB in Bears‘ franchise history.
As Muhsin Muhammad famously stated, Chicago is “where receivers go to die.”
Take a look at this list of Chicago Bears receivers prior to Marshall. It is sad, how did they win anything!?
Stats: 35 Rec, 705 yards, seven TDs
One of the fastest players in NFL history, and still one of the fastest humans on the planet.
Never had a 1,000-yard season.
Stats: 45 Rec, 704 yards, three TDs
Basically the prototypical Bears WR: not great at any one thing, not particularly fast; just good enough.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
Stats: 31 Rec, 486 yards, one TD
486 yards receiving in a season is OK…for a running back.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
1990 stats: 39 Rec, 572, three TDs
1991 stats: 61 Rec, 945 yards, six TDs
1992 stats: 54 Rec, 734 yards, two TDs
Davis was the most consistent WR the Bears had since Willie Gault. Unfortunately, he was known as much for his gruesome double knee injury in the Astrodome as his receiving exploits.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
Stats: 44 Rec, 552 yards, one TD
Some of the youngsters may not know that Waddle, a frequent NFL Network contributor, was one of the Bears’ most consistent receivers for a three-year period.
Never had a 1,000-yard season.
1994 Stats: 68 Rec, 944 yards, four TDs
1995 Stats: 82 Rec, 1,301 yards, four TDs
The sneaky-fast Graham was a technician at WR, making the most of his lack of speed to outwit defenders. He was a major contributor for the Bears’ 1994 playoff team and to Erik Kramer’s 1995 season, which is still the most productive season for a QB in franchise history (3,838 yards, 29 TD).
His lone 1,000-yard season in 1995 was the first since Dick Gordon in 1970.
Stats: 81 Rec, 1,049 yards, seven TDs
Conway was the most exciting Bears WR since Willie Gault. His back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons in ’95 and ’96 made him the first Bears player to accomplish the feat.
These days, he’s married to boxer Laila Ali.
Conway had two 1,000-yard seasons.
Stats: 58 Rec, 753 yards, seven TDs
Back to reality. Proehl’s ’97 season was a successful one, considering the Bears didn’t plan to rely on him that much entering the season and that he only started 10 games.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
Stats: 64 Rec, 987 yards, five TDs
The Bears drafted and developed Engram into a prototypical possession WR.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
1999 Stats: 84 Rec, 1,400 yards, nine TDs
2000 Stats: 55 Rec, 738 yards, five TDs
Robinson’s ’99 season came out of nowhere, setting a team record in single-season receiving yards, but was never duplicated again in his career. It took him the next four seasons to accumulate 1,400-plus receiving yards total.
An injury during the 2000 season limited him to 11 games and unfortunately, limited the rest of his career.
Robinson had one 1,000-yard season.
2001 Stats: 100 Rec, 1,071 yards, eight TDs
2002 Stats: 97 Rec, 1,189 yards, six TDs
2003 Stats: 52 Rec, 715 yards, four TDs
In 1999, Booker became the first Bears WR to post a 100-plus-yard receiving game since Willie Gault in 1983—18 years. His 100 catches in ’01 is a franchise record and he made the Pro Bowl in 2002.
Booker had two 1,000-yard seasons.
Stats: 42 Rec, 699 yards, one TD
Man, did Terrell have some serious potential. He could never live up to it. He was out of Chicago the following year and never played in the NFL again.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
2005 Stats: 64 Rec, 750 yards, four TDs
2006 Stats: 60 Rec, 863 yards, five TDs
After a monster 2004 season and a Super Bowl appearance in 2003, the Bears gave Muhammad a six-year contract worth $30 million, with $12 million guaranteed.
Personally, I think this contract is exactly why the Bears have shied away from the free-agent market ever since, with the exception being two years under Jerry Angelo.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
Stats: 71 Rec, 951 yards, five TDs
Berrian developed in to a solid WR in Chicago, primarily as a deep threat, thanks to his speed. Angelo’s decision to not re-sign him in 2008 was one moves he deserved credit for as GM.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
2008 Stats: 51 Rec, 665 yards, three TDs
2009 Stats: 57 Rec, 757 yards, three TDs
Remember that one time the Bears FORCED D Hess to play WR? He told me about it at the Super Bowl here:
Never had 1,000-yard season.
2010 Stats: 51 Rec, 960 yards, five TDs
2011 Stats: 37 Rec, 727 yards, two TD
After the neck injury he suffered last season, I wouldn’t blame him if he retired. Brutal.
Never had 1,000-yard season.
In 25 years, the average stat line for the Chicago Bears receivers No. 1 was: 59 Rec, 848 yards, four TDs.
In 3 years leading Chicago Bears receivers, Brandon Marshall averaged 93 Rec, 1,175 yards, 10 TUDs.
There’s a football mistress in my life now, NFL. And, she has a beard. In case you’re not familiar with the Canadian Football League (check …
Brad Smith is entering his eighth year in the NFL and is the most versatile player in the league right now. For some reason, it’s …
The economy is tough. Anyone who has looked for work recently can confirm this. It’s so tough that even current NFL linebacker Justin Durant, coming off …
The concept of a sports dynasty is a largely subjective thing. If a given team wins enough titles in an allotted period of time, it is a “Dynasty.” 100 years from now, people will look at the New York Giants’ recent Super Bowl run and potentially refer to it as a Dynasty. In fact — somewhere in a dingy Secaucus, New Jersey bar — this is undoubtedly happening right now.
The rise of Jeremy Lin over the last two weeks is amazing and largely unprecedented in NBA history. But in NFL history, and even in …
On Wednesday, former NBA stud Allen Iverson he announced he will be competing in tournament called the “Las Vegas Superstar Challenge” featuring four teams of …
Greg Jennings, Super Bowl champion and two-time Pro Bowl selection (2010, 2011), didn’t disappoint when we discussed petting a grown man like a dog, his hate for Bears fans and who has better balls: Brett Favre or Aaron Rodgers.
Was it weird to pet a grown man like a dog?
Oh man it was real weird. It was spooky because it looked so realistic; it’s unbelievable, the process.
There is an entire generation out there that only know who Marty Schottenheimer is thanks to being referenced in the Eminem song “Just Don’t Give …
Donovan McNabb has had a rough Redskins offseason. First, someone ran their car into the fence surrounding his house and abruptly left the scene. Then, …
Connor Barwin oozes confidence. And not the confidence that could easily be dismissed or categorized as arrogance, but a confidence borne of hard work and dedication, a self assuredness acquired thru discipline and performance.
Everything about Jerome Bettis’ life as a football player reads like a Hollywood movie. Growing up in Detroit, Michigan, Bettis was a sought after linebacker …
Favre vs. Rodgers – who needs “Brett Favor?” Is it finally OK to say what everyone is thinking; that losing Brett Favre was not as …
Larry Johnson, can I trust you as my bellcow fantasy running back again? We’ve all been there; scorned by a fantasy player we’ve once owned …
Yes, Addai burned many of us last season. A consensus top 10 pick he failed to live up to the lofty expectations of being a #1 running back who didn’t have to share carries for the first time in his career. But getting him in the fourth round or beyond as I have seen in numerous mock drafts has “steal” written all over it.
Pssst! Want to know a secret with less than 72 hours before the NFL Draft? Donald Brown is the best running back available.
Chris Wells and Knowshon Moreno, who have thus far been pegged as the two “can’t miss” RB’s in this draft and are considered by most to be #1 and #2 running backs available, benefit from coming out of two of the “power conferences”. But hasn’t history indicated time and time again that this is at the very least a false assumption?
The running back position, especially in terms of the NFL Draft is a fickle mistress. For every first rounder like Adrian Peterson, there are five Kijana Carters, Curtis Enis’, Rashaan Salaam’s, Lawrence Phillips’ or “insert your favorite teams notable draft bust RB here” who also came from “power conferences.”
But somewhere on the eastern seaboard, Donald Brown sits and doesn’t read too much into anything he hears.
Calvin Pace’s looming size (6-4, 270) and quick feet (4.6 in the 40) make him the prototypical OLB in a 3-4 defensive scheme, though it took his former employer five years and three head coaches to finally figure it out.
“Make Love, Not Warner”
With the specter of the Cardinals making it to the Super Bowl looming as a real possibility, this question has begun to be asked in ever increasing frequency; Does Kurt Warner deserve to be in the NFL Hall of Fame if the Cardinals win the Super Bowl? If he wins, absolutely, hands down, no doubt about it.
But if he doesn’t? That’s where it gets really interesting.
Terrell Suggs is a freak. And not just because his 6-3, 270 lbs frame has played all 11 defensive positions in his career with the Baltimore Ravens, but also because he entered the NFL at the tender age of 20 years old. Think about that for a second; what were you doing when you were 20? I’ll tell you what I damn sure wasn’t doing; taking on full grown men in hand to hand physical combat on a national stage every Sunday.
For a five year period there was no wide receiver in the NFL that was more productive than Joe Horn. The only thing more amazing …
This interview with then Denver Broncos defensive captain DJ Williams was first published prior to the start of the 2008 NFL season. For most NFL …
To David Garrard, history is just that. The Jacksonville Jaguars suddenly find themselves in a tough spot. The team that found itself two wins from …
Super Bowl XLII, and the 2007 Patriots, can be summed up in six words; third and five with 1:15 remaining. Thanks to superb individual efforts …
When speaking with former University of Virginia guard Branden Albert you can hardly believe you are speaking with possibly the most versatile and sought after …
So engaging in fact, that the ten-year NFL veteran’s personality outgrew his sizeable 6-4, 275 pound frame and mutated into “Dat Dude”; Wiley’s off the field entertainment persona that specializes in throwing ridiculous parties, mackin’ all the fly ladies and starting successful business ventures, not necessarily in that order.
Whether it’s “Prolebrity” a project mixing professional athletes and filmmakers on the silver screen or “La’Tik” a fashion boutique he opened in Santa Monica, Wiley hits on all cylinders as a human being and does not limit himself to the title of “Former NFL All Pro.”
I spoke to Marcellus about working on ESPN, the NFL Draft, Jeff Fisher and Madden ’08.
History has not been kind to upstart American football leagues. No matter how well laid the plans, it seems as though any acronym that doesn’t …
If anyone on the Steelers roster had a more tumultuous year than quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, it was fourth-year cornerback Ike Taylor. Taylor’s 2006 started out …
For as much flak as he’s taking for his comments on ESPN about the NFL lockout, you would’ve thought Ray Lewis predicted the world was going to end on May 21st or something. And when it didn’t happen, he just took credit for some tornadoes and a random earthquake. Then I could understand why people didn’t like it.
Friday night at Ralston Arena, the former four-star recruit from the same Bradenton, FL high school (Manatee) that produced Husker legend Tommie Frazier, will get his first start in the CIF league at the helm of the Omaha Beef offense.
Chuck Wright was hooked the first time he tried professional indoor football. His pay for that game: a $10 bill and a six-pack of Bud …
Omaha Beef nose guard/defensive tackle DeMichael McWilliams can bench press 425 pounds. The average American man weighs 180 pounds. The 6-3, 325 pound McWilliams can bench press 2.5 people reading this article right now.
But what really separates him is his agility and quickness. Check out this highlight of him corralling Dodge City Law quarterback Joshua Floyd.
Former Beef quarterback James McNear is the all-time franchise leader in total yards and touchdowns. This Saturday, May 30th, the Beef will honor the most productive player in franchise history with “James McNear Night.”
We asked James 10 questions about his career with the Beef.