The year was 1976; the bicentennial. The NFL was adding two new teams; one in Tampa called the Buccaneers and one in Seattle called the Seahawks. When they first entered the league, they played in different conferences. The cities are 3,000 miles apart. So what do they have in common? Alot. The ’00s Buccaneers Remember…
The year was 2005. Aaron Rodgers was a rookie. Ted Thompson was in his first year. Mike Sherman was in his last year. Hurricane Katrina destroyed New Orleans. I know this because I worked in New Orleans after the hurricane and luckily got to miss most of the crappy, crappy, 4-12 season. The year started…
I would like to start this post with my sincerest apologies to former defensive coordinator Ed Donatell. I admit, after the 4th and 26 debacle, I was calling for his head and he was eventually fired. However, while I was reminiscing about Joe Johnson and what a terrible free agent acquisition he was, I kind…
Wayne General Simmons was a certified badass. In addition to beating the piss out of Brent Jones in the 1995-96 divisional round against the 49ers, there’s also this gem when he treated Amp Lee of the Minneosta Vikings like a little bitch. Damn, I wish our defense had a “Wayne Simmons” on it.
It’s no secret that no other NFL franchise has won as many world championships as the Green Bay Packers but no other city has won as many championships as little ole Green Bay. This includes cities that have had multiple teams (New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Cleveland etc.) In fact, if we divide the population…
