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Thursday, November 29, 2012 at 3:24PM Joe Simmons 
College football has been taken hostage by a few big names and many don’t even hold any weight unless you count dead weight as real weight. Coaches with very little credibility but big names are taking a stronghold on college athletics in general. It’s almost as if
Tuesday, July 10, 2012 at 10:49AM Joe Simmons 
Not many divisions are as good as the NFC South. A division once noted as one of the worst in the league has now become a perennial power in the NFL. There are many good players in this division and I
Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 11:46AM Joe Simmons 
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers opened up OTA's this week and it was apparent that there is a new world order. Last year in Tampa was a mess. No disrespect to Radio Raheem Morris, but his brotherly
Tuesday, December 27, 2011 at 12:00AM Joe Simmons 
The beginning of the season had you thinking that the teams in Florida were ready to make that turn to greatness or at least contention once again. The Jaguars were a surprise last year as they contended
Thursday, June 30, 2011 at 12:02AM Joe Simmons 
If you have paid any attention to football the past four seasons you have noticed that quarterbacks are getting thrown in to the lion’s den a lot quicker than they used too. It’s odd that it’s happening that way since most colleges run non conventional offenses that really don’t dictate or cater to the professional game.
The 2009 NFL draft was no different. The first pick Matthew Stafford of the Detroit Lions has been a starter for most of his career and has played well when he is healthy. The problem Stafford has is that he is often injured. He seems to go down on the regular and despite having one of the best wide receivers in the game to throw too, his stats are somewhat mediocre when he is playing.
The Jets were also active in 2009 as they chose USC’s Mark Sanchez with the fifth pick in the draft. Sanchez has started more games than any of the quarterbacks, yet he hasn’t piled up the numbers. Sanchez shows flashes of being great but he often leaves you wanting more. He is surrounded with some of the most potent offensive weapons in the game which makes the pressure to be good more visible. He had a Super Bowl MVP wide receiver, a top 10 career running back, and couple of the best offensive linemen in the league on his roster. Not to mention three of his wide receivers have pro bowl experience. Sanchez is winning games, but he is not doing it with his arm. The Jets are doing it with a running game and a solid defense.