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Each of the 32 men who began this NFL season as a head coach still holds the job, and it's not because all 32 bosses are happy. It's because the unhappy bosses are caught in an intrapersonal power struggle. On one hand, they want to be associated with winning franchises. On the other hand, they feel more obligated than ever to limit expenses. And, so far, the more powerful hand has been the one on the checkbook.
First up this morning: A history lesson. We'll never see two months like we've just seen in any offseason. Ever. To recap: March 2 -- The NFL says the Saints ran a sophisticated bounty program with defensive coordinator Gregg... more »
The first thing you notice is the footwork—and not because of the gold shoes. Yes, that’s part of Robert Griffin III’s persona. Just like the braids that flowed from underneath his Washington Redskins helmet.... more »
When Derek Jeter arrived in the major leagues in 1995, the soon-to-be superstar displayed an innate modesty and reverence for the sport. That season Jeter had the good fortune of playing alongside pinstriped legend Don... more »
Before we allow this very important debate about the importance of player safety in pro football to disintegrate into a silly exercise of infantile name-calling (oops, too late for that), I was actually hoping that some... more »
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