If this was a Super Bowl hangover, there will be a lot of people trying to find out what the Packers have been drinking.

If anything, Aaron Rodgers and the Pack looked even more imposing at Lambeau Field Thursday night as the Super Bowl XLV MVP outdueled Drew Brees, the Super Bowl XLIV MVP, in a 42-34 Green Bay victory that got the NFL season off and running in a hail of offense that was finally...

I am B&G through n through, but I can't help but notice the offseason moves the patriots seem to always pull off. First, to trade and sign a guy like Haynesworth for close to nothing, then do the same with " Ochocinco " for the same amount he was making in Cincy....How do they seem to pull these trades/signings off every year?

All I know if we continue to model our franchise after theirs, we will always be in good shape.

Yesterday, ESPN’s official NFC South blogger Pat Yasinskas published a post which explains that the New Orleans Saints lead the league in potential free agents this offseason with 27. While he makes it clear that no player will reap the benefits of free agency until a labor agreement is agreed upon, it is obviously still an area of concern for this Saints team. With this dilemma in mind, let’s take a look at each Saints player eligible to become a free agent. The most recent Collective Bargaining...

Some of my concerns during the offseason for the New Orleans Saints are to secure a steady running attack and emphasize better coverage in the secondary. The Seattle game was a complete embarrassment to me. I’m still in shock that we let Matt Hasselbeck throw 4 touchdowns against us and in the end the nail in coffin was when Marshawn Lynch ran a 67 yard TD run. Lynch made Tracy Porter look like a fool. You can agree or disagree but that’s how I perceived it.

It has taken me about...