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Friday, January 11, 2013 at 4:52PM Joe Simmons 
This year is more proof than ever that the NFL has transformed itself into a pass first league. Even if the teams with balance have a better tendency to win more games, a potent passing attack will always keep you interested.
Monday, July 30, 2012 at 5:00AM Joe Simmons 
When you look at the versatility that the wide out position has brought to the fantasy football game you have to know all the rules that the game has to present. Some leagues are PPR (points per reception) leagues and if
Monday, December 27, 2010 at 12:02AM Joe Simmons 
In an effort to stay connected to the world of sports we are going to start a seasonal top 10 in sports. Each of the four seasons we will showcase the plays of the season. The fall of 2010 will mark the first attempt at this list.
Hopefully as our site continues to improve, we will be able to reach more sports and get more highlights. If you have a video that you thought should have made the list feel free to list the link in the comments section along with your name. Comments are always welcome, just keep it clean.
Take a Look:
Monday, October 4, 2010 at 12:12AM Joe Simmons 
The fourth week of the NFL season did not disappoint. The featured match up of the week was however ruined by a Michael Vick injury but for the most part the action in the games was as good as it gets. Some of the teams in the NFL have some serious problems while others are having an identity crisis.
Today on BCSOM we will take a look at the good teams, the bad teams, and the ugly play that has taken place in the NFL up to this point in the season.
The Good:
The New York Jets. The Jets up until this point has been better than I thought they would be. Everyone knew their defense was good but their success has been a direct result of the maturation of Mark Sanchez and the offense. Sanchez has been great so far in the season. He is amongst the league leaders and has spread the ball around wonderfully to his teammates. They can only get better on offense with the addition of Santonio Holmes next week. Also if they can continue to run the ball the way they have, Dallas, Texas may be in their immediate future come February.
The Houston Texans. The Texans have a good team. They are probably the most complete team in their division. Defensively they could improve in their secondary but for the most part they have been as steady as she goes with how they play the game. They have incredible depth on their offense and probably the best defensive line in the game today.
Monday, August 30, 2010 at 6:56AM Joe Simmons 
In the NFL we often hear of who is the best player or who is doing well, but what does it mean to be the best at your position? Today at Bull City we will take a look at the players who are arguably the best in the game at their position. Some may be disputable and others are not.
We aren’t talking fantasy points, we are talking production. I get arguments all the time and most people are talking about what people did for their fantasy team. That’s all fine and good but because a man ran 3 touchdowns from the one yard line and has 27 carries for 29 yards doesn’t make them the best at their position.
Before you call me biased let me be the first to state that there isn’t one player on the list from either of my two teams that I follow. I let the numbers and players respect for the players speak for me on this one.
Take a look at the list:
Offense
OL – Steve Hutchinson – Minnesota Vikings
Hutchinson is the real deal. He makes the running game for the Vikings go. He did the same when he was in Seattle and Sean Alexander was running crazy on the entire league. Hutchinson rarely if ever gets beat and rarely blows an assignment. He is the quintessential offensive lineman in the league.
TE – Antonio Gates – San Diego Chargers
Gates is the new standard of tight ends in the league. Year after year he just produces. He will have to battle to hold on to his best title but he has done very well for a man who didn’t play football in college. He should be looking over his shoulder though since Dallas Clark, Vernon Davis, and a slew of young tight ends are gaining ground.