by Ethan Johnson
May 12, 2007

This game was broadcast in stunningly awful 480i on Fox Sports Net, not that I'm complaining since I couldn't be at the game. But seriously? I thought Univision and Telefutura had picture quality issues until tonight. Oof. Let's go live to the DVR (spoilers follow):

by Ethan Johnson
January 2, 2007

It's a wrap. 17 weeks of regular season action have come to an end, and now it's playoffs time, baby! Here's a quick rundown of the fates that befell the teams that I have been following:

by Ethan Johnson
November 13, 2006

Can ya believe that 10 weeks of NFL football has blown by? I know! Here is a quick rundown of how things stand thus far:

by Ethan Johnson
October 9, 2006

Week Five of the 2006 NFL season is nearly at an end, so let's take a look at the three teams I'm following to varying degrees, as well as some other highlights from around the league. This all ties in with my season preview, so check back to see how my predictions are panning out, if you take a notion.

by Ethan Johnson
September 14, 2006

Some things were never meant to be articles:

by Ethan Johnson
September 6, 2006

The unexpected benefit of "borrowing" my cousin Steve's room this past weekend was that I was able to sneak a photo of the placard that he and the University of Wisconsin football team received after the 2006 Capital One Bowl:

by Ethan Johnson
August 28, 2006

There are three teams that I am in some way following this season: The New Orleans Saints, the Chicago Bears, and the Cincinnati Bengals. The Saints first and foremost, the Bears because we're "from there" and because Mar is a big fan, and the Bengals because I'm a fool for "sad sack team finally gets their act together" stories. This dynamic should be tested somewhat when the Bengals play the Packers tonight in pre-season action. (Which means, snoooorrrre.) The Packers seem to be in decline (flame on!), and the Bengals were a QB injury away from the Big Time last year. If nothing else tonight might provide some sort of reality check about Carson Palmer's readiness.