They had it.
I keep repeating that phrase over and over again as I go over the many ways the Atlanta Falcons cost themselves their first Super Bowl Championship in franchise history. Continue reading “Super Bowl 51: The New England Patriots Won, And The Atlanta Falcons Only Have Themselves To Blame”
73-101. Continue reading “AFC Championship Game: Pittsburgh Steelers A Tough Test For New England Patriots”
Leading up to the start of the 2015 NFL season I will be previewing last year’s playoff teams and their chances for making it back to the postseason
2014 Overview:
Record: 12-4 (1st in AFC East; Won Super Bowl XLIX) Continue reading “About Last Year: Previewing The New England Patriots 2015 Playoff Outlook”
#DeflateGate has an outcome. Sort of.
Tom Brady has been suspended. The Patriots have been docked two draft picks (including their 2016 first-round pick), and the franchise has been ordered to pay $1 million dollars as a fine. If this punishment sticks, it would be some of the harshest the sport has ever seen. My money, though, is that it won’t; and the NFL will once again have proved us suckers on their quest to dominate 12-months of the sports news landscape. Continue reading “NFL Offseason 2015: Tom Brady, Patriots Get #DeflateGate Penalties; Now What?”
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/lockertalk/2015/02/01/locker-talk-with-adam-cubbage-super-bowl-podcast
The Lady Sportswriter, Kim Nash, joins me as co-host to preview tomorrow’s Super Bowl between the Seattle Sehawks and New England Patriots. Tune in as we discuss key matchups, and what each team needs to do to win the big game. Locker Talk is presented by The Locker.
You’re not untouchable. You’re note above reproach. Things can go badly in hurry if you allow them to. Continue reading “New England Patriots’ Aaron Hernandez Saga Another Sad Case”
There’s arrogance, and then there’s Bill Belichick and the New England Patriots.
By now we all know that Wes Welker will no longer be catching passes from Tom Brady. Welker, who was franchised by the Patriots last season, signed with the Denver Broncos for two-years, $12 million dollars. Continue reading “Bill Belichick, New England Patriots Benefit From Geography, Not Moves Like This”