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Monday, January 30, 2012 at 9:10AM Joe Simmons 
Its Super Bowl Week and quite frankly I am excited. I don't have a dog in the hunt but traditionally I pull for the NFC since my team (pending the release of Terrance Newman) participates in that division. When I
Monday, September 26, 2011 at 12:01AM Joe Simmons 
Buffalo Bills
The Buffalo Bills are undefeated. You heard me correct, they are undefeated. The fear of the Bills is starting to get real out here in the football world. If I were to have told you that the Bills would be one of the undefeated teams in the NFL, knowing they were going to have to face the Patriots in the first three games you would have probably had me checked into a loony bin.
Thursday, January 13, 2011 at 8:59AM Joe Simmons 
You have to admire the brass of Rex Ryan. The man talks the talk and tries his best to walk the walk. He is modern day “Nature Boy” as he tells us how he feels. He thinks he’s the best as he is styling and profiling his way up and down the sidelines.
Rex knows his team is good, but he isn't just bracing himself as the proclaimed leader of "His Horsemen", Rex is accepting the challenge of being the man. Rex wants to be the top dog, and in order to do that he has to walk the walk and beat those that came before him.
It all started last week when Rex called out Peyton Manning. Sure enough he won that match up as the Jets pulled out a last second victory versus the Indianapolis Colts. This week Rex didn't leave any of his Rick Flair like behavior at home. During his press conference leading up to the game with New England this weekend, he stated:
Sunday, September 12, 2010 at 9:29PM Joe Simmons 
In what will likely go down as the most entertaining postgame press conference this season, Patriots receiver Randy Moss spoke at length -- for nearly 14 minutes, sometimes philosophically, sometimes contentiously -- about his contract situation and his current frame of mind after the Patriots' 38-24 victory. Here are the opening comments in full from Moss, who did not speak to the media during training camp. This also includes a partial Q&A after he completed his statement; the full Q&A will be posted shortly:
Randy Moss: "We're not going to wait on everybody, but before I get to questions, man, I'd like to say something. You know, I've been here for three years, this is my fourth season. And I understand the business, the nature, and I understand you all have a job to do.
"When it comes to football, I take my job seriously, as I've said time and time again. And I think there's . . . I don't really want to say here in the organization, but I think here in the area, I think here in the New England area a lot of people don't want to see me do good. The reason why, I really don't know, I really don't care. But I just want to let you all know, you are the ones doing all the writing, you have the pad and ink, and I don't have anything. Anything that I may say will get blown out of proportion. I think earlier in the week I got asked a question about me being here and being unhappy. And me being unhappy doesn't have nothing to do with me toning my game down. I'm here, and I understand my role. My role is to take the ball deep and take the top off the defense. And I think earlier in the we