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Stealing a play out of another team’s playbook helps describe how a team successfully anticipates what its opponent plans to do on the playing field, and then capitalizes on it.
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Regardless of their size and age, really young teams armed with skill and confidence never become intimidated by bigger, stronger and more experienced opponents.
Continue readingAn ordained Evangelical pastor, Reggie White embodied his befitting Minister of Defense nickname. On the football field, he consistently administered defensive pressure. When away from the gridiron, he ministered to inner-city youth and those less fortunate.
Continue readingTaking a cue from their city’s incandescent history, the Buffalo Bills’ famous and talented offensive line of the early 1970’s is widely celebrated as The Electric Company.
Continue readingIt might sound insensitive or morbid, but when it comes to football, driving a nail into a coffin can be a really good thing. Metaphorically speaking, that is, for the winning team.
Continue readingOriginally meant as an insult, the Cheesehead nickname now ranks as one of the highest forms of professional football flattery.
In 1987, Chicago Bears fans believed they were mocking Green Bay Packer rivals from the dairy state of Wisconsin.
Continue readingIt might sound insensitive or morbid, but when it comes to football, driving a nail into a coffin can be a really good thing. Metaphorically speaking, that is, for the winning team.
Continue readingFootball fans who love old Western Movies can definitely appreciate this clever comic!
It’s a cowboy influenced depiction of circling the wagons during NFL, NCAA and high school football games.
Continue readingWhen it comes to blanket coverage, this comic might never make an ESPN highlight, but it would sure make NFL all-pro defensive back Darrelle Revis proud.
Continue readingFootball fans need not be Catholic or able to recite the Hail Mary prayer. It’s easy to understand the Hail Mary Pass.
As if through divine intervention, the Catholic Church’s reference to Mary, the biblical mother of Jesus, cleverly descended from heaven and made itself known on the football field.
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