Listens – The Three-Cone Drill Podcast Rivers McCown and Danny Tuccitto host the Three-Cone Drill Podcast. It’s a fine show […]
Archive for ‘Walk on the Wild Side’
Deny Emotion and You Only See a Fraction of the Game
Football and the analysis of the sport have become an increasingly intellectual pursuit of a physical game. However, the impact […]
Ray Rice, Pink Cleats, Ice Buckets, and Baseball Bats
I’m a huge fan of Ray Rice the football player and I have him on one fantasy team this year. […]
Applying An Ounce of Skepticism to Practice Reports
I’m gradually reaching the conclusion that the most unreliable aspect of football journalism is the practice report. When done well, […]
On Robin Williams’ Passing
We’re a nation sold on celebrity. It’s also one of our leading exports to the rest of the world. Like […]
William Andrews vs. Ronnie Lott
A couple of years ago I recalled a childhood memory of William Andrews taking a swing pass and running through […]
The QB to Defend the Planet: The Finalists
Chris Trapasso (with some Waldman sarcasm) tallies the votes and reveals the finalists for who we’d pick to defend our […]
How to Find Your Mercedes: A Lesson to “Anonymous”
A lesson for the anonymous NFC executive who can’t find the right car in a parking lot. In case you […]
Player-Coach: Questioning Process vs. Questioning Authority
It’s not often discussed, but the quality of coaching and leadership adds another layer of complexity to evaluating prospects. One […]
Funny Thing Happened at the Senior Bowl . . .
Only I didn’t get the full extent of the punchline until this evening. Media Night at the Senior Bowl is […]
