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Riddell's New NFL Collectible Helmets

Posted in Hot Sports Fan Gear
Apr 13, 2015
Riddell's New NFL Collectible Helmets

There has been lots of confusion lately about collectible NFL helmets manufactured by Riddell. Virtually all images on the web currently show the "old" helmets that had the Riddell name on the front bumper and often on the chinstrap. This is the helmet consumers expect to receive. They are often surprised when the helmet they purchase arrives and it's different than the picture because it doesn't have the Riddell name on it.

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Best All Time Quarterback: Brady vs Montana vs Bradshaw

Posted by Kory Kinslow in History of NFL
Feb 8, 2015
Best All Time Quarterback: Brady vs Montana vs Bradshaw

Deciphering the Numbers: Who's the Greatest NFL Quarterback Ever? If you purely looked at the numbers, the three quarterbacks that most of us feel are in the running for best quarterback ever, may not necessarily be at the top. So many great quarterbacks have thrown for so many yards, played in so many games, thrown so many touchdowns, but the true measure of greatness in any sport is winning. Winning is why the game is played.

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NFL Week 8 Review and Week 9 Preview

Posted by Kory Kinslow in NFL Football Blog
Oct 29, 2014
NFL Week 8 Review and Week 9 Preview

The week started off with a bang. The Broncos came out and dominated the Chargers putting them squarely into the AFC lead. The Chargers should still make the playoffs, but they need to make sure that they stay steady. The Lions improved to 6-2 while the Falcons continue to go through a free fall. The Rams lost bad to the Chiefs. The chiefs have 3 losses and need to win the games they're supposed to win and a few they're not if they expect to get out of their tough division into the playoffs. The Texans got back on a winning track against the Titans.

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NFL Week 7 Review and Week 8 Preview

Posted by Kory Kinslow in NFL Football Blog
Oct 23, 2014
NFL Week 7 Review and Week 8 Preview

Week 7 was certainly an exciting week. Two records were broken and we are starting to see the cream of the crop rise to the top. The Patriots proved they can still score a lot of points in a victory over the Jets. The Falcons continue to lose, as they fell hard to the Ravens. The Titans played the Redskins close, and Colt McCoy eventually took over for Washington. McCoy will start next week. The Seahawks lost a close one to the Rams. I'm not sure if this shows something about the Rams or is an inditement of the Seahawks and how their season is going. The Jags finally got a win, as they beat the Browns fairly easily. Blake Bortles continues to prove himself and the running game really helped the Jags out.

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NFL Week 6 Review and Week 7 Preview

Posted by Kory Kinslow in NFL Football Blog
Oct 15, 2014
NFL Week 6 Review and Week 7 Preview

Week 6 started with a good game on Thursday night. The Colts beat the Texans, but the Texans made it close. Their ability to run and Fitzpatrick's ability to run the offense kept them in the game. If they could have defended Andrew Luck better early on, they may have won. The Colts are a team to deal with, but so are the Texans. The Jags are still without a win, just like the Raiders. Both teams played much better this week and the rookie quarterbacks for these two teams are showing how good they are.

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NFL Week 4 Review and Week 5 Preview

Posted by Kory Kinslow in NFL Football Blog
Oct 02, 2014
NFL Week 4 Review and Week 5 Preview

The Thursday night game certainly revealed the Giants and Redskins for what they are. The Giants have the ability to beat anyone if the offense is in sink. The Redskins are going to hurt for points and on defense for the time being. They're an injured team without a lot of depth. If Griffin returns he is going to have to really play well to get this team back to it's winning ways. There were a lot of surprises this week. The Cowboys are starting to look really good. The Bears and Packers both went to 2-2 when the Pack beat Chicago. It's a division that's hard to make out. The Texans looked a lot better than many of us thought they would and the Bills are not going to start Manuel next week.

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NFL Week 3 Review Week 4 Preview

Posted by Kory Kinslow in NFL Football Blog
Sep 25, 2014
NFL Week 3 Review Week 4 Preview

Thursday night did not surprise in week 3 in the NFL The Falcons showed up the way they should have from the beginning of the season and the offense played like gang busters. I truly believe the Falcons were the break out team of the week and will now take the NFC South. According to this week the Bills who are we thought they were and lost to a superior Chargers team. The Cowboys are yet to be defined while the Rams blew a lead. Are the Cowboys that good or the Rams that bad, probably the Rams are that bad. The Eagles have proven they are the class of the NFC East, while Cousins continues to prove himself as a starter, if not for the Redskins future, for someone.

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NFL Week 2 in Review and Week 3 Preview

Posted by Kory Kinslow in NFL Football Blog
Sep 17, 2014
NFL Week 2 in Review and Week 3 Preview

The Carolina Panthers are one big surprise for me. I didn't see them going undefeated and I certainly didn't see them being two games ahead of the Saints. They have the possibility of winning the NFC South if they can hold off the Falcons and if the Saints don't pick themselves up and get rid of the rust. They are another surprise. The Saints looked great parts of last year and I thought they would have a great season this year, but they've got some improvements to make, especially on defense if they want to get in the playoffs.

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NFL Week 1 in Review and Preview of Week 2

Posted by Kory Kinslow in NFL Football Blog
Sep 10, 2014
NFL Week 1 in Review and Preview of Week 2

Week one is in the books. I think we had some surprises from teams and some dissapointment from others. Obviously the big news has to do with Ray Rice and him being cut from the Ravens. When we look at this purely from a football point of view, the Ravens will be greatly hurt by this move. It was a move that they had to make, however. The Ravens may just circle the wagons and have a great season, but with little experience at the running back spot I don't see that happening without some sort of trade to upgrade at that spot.

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The Complete History of the NFL

Posted in NY Giants Blog
Sep 04, 2014
The Complete History of the NFL

The NFL has been incredibly popular in the US and around the world for many years. While the rules might differ slightly from the ones we saw fifty years ago; much of the game is still the same as it always was. As you will discover throughout the course of this short article, the NFL has a long and interesting history that most people are unaware of. With that in mind, we ask you to get comfortable and take a look at the timeline we've included below. We've done our best to ensure all the major milestones are listed in this article, so you're going to learn some pretty cool stuff.

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