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Jimmy Johnson and His Hair Are the Dolphins' Only Hope

People are coming out of the woodwork to offer their advice on how to fix the train wreck that is the 2007 Miami Dolphins. I'm sure Cam Cameron curses Chargers GM A.J. Smith daily for waiting so long to fire Marty Schottenheimer (I'm guessing San Diego fans have a similar routine). If Marty was canned in January, Cameron...

Get Peter King in Front of a Camera, He Gets Diarrhea of the Mouth

Last week, it was Dallas head coach Wade Phillips. Now it's Miami linebacker Jason Taylor. According to the Miami Herald, Taylor, through a team spokesman, said he never told Peter King that it would be best if he was traded to a contender during the off-season. Leading up to the Pats-Cowboys game, King reported on HBO's...

Patrick Crayton Is Not Impressed With New England's Defense

New England Patriots defense, Patrick Crayton is not impressed with you. Following the Pats' 48-27 victory in Dallas last Sunday, Crayton, when asked if he woke up Monday morning thinking about how good New England was, offered this: "No, why would I say something like that?" Crayton said. "Offensively, they are the real...

Jay Cutler Laughs at Pressure

While it's easy (and, let's be honest, kinda lazy) to point fingers at the quarterback when a team struggles, Jay Cutler has so far avoided such scrutiny. Part of that has to do with the obvious: Cutler doesn't play on defense or special teams, two units that have a lot to do with the current predicament. And then there's...

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09/08/10 That What Is Not Source: Riverfront Times - St. Louis MO For its new exhibition, the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis features a photographer who leaves out the context while overwhelming with detail, and a sculptor whose work retains the flatness of painting while maintaining the tactile appeal of a three-dimensional object.
08/23/10 What?!?!?!?! Source: RADIO / WBAL AM 1090 - Baltimore MD A little bit more than half of American employees say they are being paid the right amount of money for the work they're doing.