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Fantasy Football QB Rankings 2017

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 23 Apr 2017 20:19:00 +0000

Fantasy football drafts will be here before you know it. Here's a look at the top QBs you should consider for your fantasy football team in 2017. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank Player (Team)

Aaron Rodgers GB
Tom Brady NE
Drew Brees NO
Andrew Luck IND
Matt Ryan ATL
Russell Wilson SEA
Ben Roethlisberger PIT
Cam Newton CAR
Dak Prescott DAL
Kirk Cousins WAS
Derek Carr OAK
Marcus Mariota TEN
Matthew Stafford DET
Jameis Winston TB
Philip Rivers LAC
Tyrod Taylor BUF
Eli Manning NYG
Blake Bortles JAC
Carson Wentz PHI
Andy Dalton CIN
Carson Palmer ARI
Colin Kaepernick SF
Ryan Tannehill MIA
Tony Romo DAL
Robert Griffin FA
Mike Glennon CHI
Joe Flacco BAL
Alex Smith KC
Jimmy Garoppolo NE
Trevor Siemian DEN
Jared Goff LAR
Josh McCown NYJ
Brian Hoyer SF
Sam Bradford MIN
Jay Cutler FA
Cody Kessler CLE
Blaine Gabbert SF
Tom Savage HOU
Brock Osweiler CLE
Ryan Fitzpatrick NYJ

Super Bowl XLVIII Bonuses: What Players Earn for the Big Game in 2014

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Fri, 31 Jan 2014 01:07:00 +0000

Players who make it to the Super Bowl can expect a super-sized paycheck. The winning players—either the Denver Broncos or Seattle Seahawks—in Super Bowl XLVIII at MetLife Stadium on Feb. 2, 2014, will each receive a massive bonus to the tune of $92,000, while each member of the losing team will earn $49,000. That sort of money can buy a lot of great men's gear. But how does that compare to Super Bowls of the past? Here's a look at the winners' and losers' share from every Super Bowl.

Super Bowl Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share)

XLVII 2-3-13 Ravens ($88,000) San Francisco ($44,000)
XLVI 2-5-12 New York Giants ($88,000) New England ($44,000)
XLV 2-6-11 Green Bay ($83,000) Pittsburgh ($42,000)
XLIV 2-7-10 New Orleans ($83,000) Indianapolis ($42,000)
XLIII 2-1-09 Pittsburgh ($78,000) Arizona ($40,000)
XLII 2-3-08 N.Y. Giants ($78,000) New England ($40,000)
XLI 2-4-07 Indianapolis ($73,000) Chicago ($38,000)
XL 2-5-06 Pittsburgh ($73,000) Seattle ($38,000)
XXXIX 2-6-05 New England ($68,000) Philadelphia ($36,500)
XXXVIII 2-1-04 New England ($68,000) Carolina (36,500)
XXXVII 1-26-03 Tampa Bay ($63,000) Oakland ($35,000)
XXXVI 2-3-02 New England ($63,000) St. Louis ($34,500)
XXXV 1-28-01 Baltimore ($58,000) N.Y. Giants ($34,500)
XXXIV 1-30-00 St. Louis ($58,000) Tennessee ($33,000)
XXXIII 1-31-99 Denver ($53,000) Atlanta ($32,500)
XXXII 1-25-98 Denver ($48,000) Green Bay ($29,000)
XXXI 1-26-97 Green Bay ($48,000) New England ($29,000)
XXX 1-28-96 Dallas ($42,000) Pittsburgh ($27,000)
XXIX 1-29-95 San Francisco ($42,000) San Diego ($26,000)
XXVIII 1-30-94 Dallas ($38,000) Buffalo ($23,500)
XXVII 1-31-93 Dallas ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000)
XXVI 1-26-92 Washington ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000)
XXV 1-27-91 N.Y. Giants ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000)
XXIV 1-28-90 San Francisco ($36,000) Denver ($18,000)
XXIII 1-22-89 San Francisco ($36,000) Cincinnati ($18,000)
XXII 1-31-88 Washington ($36,000) Denver ($18,000)
XXI 1-25-87 N.Y. Giants ($36,000) Denver ($18,000)
XX 1-26-86 Chicago ($36,000) New England ($18,000)
XIX 1-20-85 San Francisco ($36,000) Miami ($18,000)
XVIII 1-22-84 L.A. Raiders ($36,000) Washington ($18,000)
XVII 1-30-83 Washington ($36,000) Miami ($18,000)
XVI 1-24-82 San Francisco ($18,000) Cincinnati ($9,000)
XV 1-25-81 Oakland ($18,000) Philadelphia ($9,000)
XIV 1-20-80 Pittsburgh ($18,000) Los Angeles ($9,000)
XIII 1-21-79 Pittsburgh ($18,000) Dallas ($9,000)
XII 1-15-78 Dallas ($18,000) Denver ($9,000)
XI 1-9-77 Oakland ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
X 1-18-76 Pittsburgh ($15,000) Dallas ($7,500)
IX 1-12-75 Pittsburgh ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
VIII 1-13-74 Miami ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
VII 1-14-73 Miami ($15,000) Washington ($7,500)
VI 1-16-72 Dallas ($15,000) Miami ($7,500)
V 1-17-71 Baltimore ($15,000) Dallas ($7,500)
IV 1-11-70 Kansas City ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
III 1-12-69 N.Y. Jets ($15,000) Baltimore ($7,500)
II 1-14-68 Green Bay ($15,000) Oakland ($7,500)
I 1-15-67 Green Bay ($15,000) Kansas City ($7,500)

30 Incredibly Awesome Sports Stadiums Made of Food

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Thu, 30 Jan 2014 01:28:00 +0000

The next time we have blocks of cheese, Twinkies, cake batter, HoHos, crackers and nachos laying around our kitchen, we know exactly what we're going to do with it: Make an exact replica of Yankee Stadium...or Neyland Stadium...or the old Busch Stadium...or maybe just drink beer, watch the game and eat it all. We'll play it by ear. In the meantime, enjoy these amazing works of edible art.

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Fantasy Football Defense/Special Teams Rankings (2013 Draft Edition)

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 11 Aug 2013 23:24:00 +0000

Fantasy football drafts are just around the corner. Here's a look at the top Defenses/Special Teams you should consider for your fantasy football team in 2013. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank Team (Bye)

1 Seattle Seahawks (12)

2 San Francisco 49ers (9)

3 Cincinnati Bengals (12)

4 Denver Broncos (9)

5 Chicago Bears (8)

6 Houston Texans (8)

7 New England Patriots (10)

8 St. Louis Rams (11)

9 Green Bay Packers (4)

10 Arizona Cardinals (9)

11 Baltimore Ravens (8)

12 Pittsburgh Steelers (5

13 New York Giants (9)

14 Cleveland Browns (10)

15 Atlanta Falcons (6)

16 San Diego Chargers (8)

17 Minnesota Vikings (5)

18 Tampa Bay Buccaneers (5)

19 Miami Dolphins (6)

20 New York Jets (10)

Fantasy Football Quarterback Rankings (2013 Draft Edition)

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 11 Aug 2013 23:06:00 +0000

Fantasy football drafts are just around the corner.

Here's a look at the top QBs you should consider for your fantasy football team in 2013. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank Player (Team/Bye)

1 Drew Brees (NO/7)
2 Aaron Rodgers (GB/4)
3 Peyton Manning (DEN/9)
4 Cam Newton (CAR/4)
5 Matt Ryan (ATL/6)
6 Tom Brady (NE/10)
7 Matthew Stafford (DET/9)
8 Robert Griffin III (WAS/5)
9 Andrew Luck (IND/8)
10 Colin Kaepernick (SF/9)
11 Russell Wilson (SEA/12)
12 Tony Romo (DAL/11)
13 Eli Manning (NYG/9)
14 Andy Dalton (CIN/12)
15 Ben Roethlisberger (PIT/5)
16 Josh Freeman (TB/5)
17 Jay Cutler (CHI/8)
18 Sam Bradford (STL/11)
19 Carson Palmer (ARI/9)
20 Philip Rivers (SD/8)
21 Joe Flacco (BAL/8)
22 Ryan Tannehill (MIA/6)
23 Matt Schaub (HOU/8)
24 Michael Vick (PHI/12)
25 Alex Smith (KC/10)
26 Jake Locker (TEN/8)
27 E.J. Manuel (BUF/12)
28 Brandon Weeden (CLE/10)
29 Christian Ponder (MIN/5)
30 Matt Flynn (OAK/7)
31 Geno Smith (NYJ/10)
32 Blaine Gabbert (JAC/9)
33 Chad Henne (JAC/9)
34 Mark Sanchez (NYJ/10)
35 Nick Foles (PHI/12)
36 Kevin Kolb (BUF/12)
37 Ryan Fitzpatrick (TEN/8)
38 Kirk Cousins (WAS/5)
39 Matt Cassel (MIN/5)
40 Shaun Hill (DET/9)

Fantasy Football Running Back Rankings (2013 Draft Edition)

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 11 Aug 2013 22:48:00 +0000

Fantasy football drafts are just around the corner. Here's a look at the Top 80 Running Backs you should consider for your fantasy football team. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank Player (Team/Bye)

1 Adrian Peterson (MIN/5)
2 Doug Martin (TB/5)
3 Jamaal Charles (KC/10)
4 Arian Foster (HOU/8)
5 C.J. Spiller (BUF/12)
6 Marshawn Lynch (SEA/12)
7 Trent Richardson (CLE/10)
8 LeSean McCoy (PHI/12)
9 Ray Rice (BAL/8)
10 Alfred Morris (WAS/5)
11 Steven Jackson (ATL/6)
12 Chris Johnson (TEN/8)
13 Matt Forte (CHI/8)
14 Stevan Ridley (NE/10)
15 Maurice Jones-Drew (JAC/9)
16 Reggie Bush (DET/9)
17 DeMarco Murray (DAL/11)
18 Darren McFadden (OAK/7)
19 David Wilson (NYG/9)
20 Frank Gore (SF/9)
21 Lamar Miller (MIA/6)
22 Le'Veon Bell (PIT/5)
23 Darren Sproles (NO/7)
24 Montee Ball (DEN/9)
25 Christopher Ivory (NYJ/10)
26 Ahmad Bradshaw (IND/8)
27 Giovani Bernard (CIN/12)
28 Shane Vereen (NE/10)
29 Eddie Lacy (GB/4)
30 Ryan Mathews (SD/8)
31 Rashard Mendenhall (ARI/9)
32 Andre Brown (NYG/9)
33 Daryl Richardson (STL/11)
34 BenJarvus Green-Ellis (CIN/12)
35 DeAngelo Williams (CAR/4)
36 Mark Ingram (NO/7)
37 Vick Ballard (IND/8)
38 Bernard Pierce (BAL/8)
39 Ronnie Hillman (DEN/9)
40 Bryce Brown (PHI/12)

41 Jonathan Stewart (CAR/4)
42 Pierre Thomas (NO/7)
43 Ben Tate (HOU/8)
44 Fred Jackson (BUF/12)
45 Danny Woodhead (SD/8)
46 Mikel Leshoure (DET/9)
47 Isaiah Pead (STL/11)
48 Johnathan Franklin (GB/4)
49 Jacquizz Rodgers (ATL/6)
50 Joique Bell (DET/9)
51 Shonn Greene (TEN/8)
52 Bilal Powell (NYJ/10)
53 Michael Bush (CHI/8)
54 Mike Goodson (NYJ/10)
55 Zac Stacy (STL/11)
56 Christine Michael (SEA/12)
57 Knowshon Moreno (DEN/9)
58 Stepfan Taylor (ARI/9)
59 LaMichael James (SF/9)
60 Mike Tolbert (CAR/4)
61 Kendall Hunter (SF/9)
62 DuJuan Harris (GB/4)
63 Joseph Randle (DAL/11)
64 Daniel Thomas (MIA/6)
65 Latavius Murray (OAK/7)
66 Knile Davis (KC/10)
67 Ryan Williams (ARI/9)
68 Robert Turbin (SEA/12)
69 Lance Dunbar (DAL/11)
70 Justin Forsett (JAC/9)
71 Denard Robinson (JAC/9)
72 Marcel Reece (OAK/7)
73 Mike Gillislee (MIA/6)
74 Roy Helu (WAS/5)
75 Jonathan Dwyer (PIT/5)
76 Isaac Redman (PIT/5)
77 Toby Gerhart (MIN/5)
78 Rashad Jennings (OAK/7)
79 Kenjon Barner (CAR/4)
80 Felix Jones (PHI/12)

Fantasy Football Wide Reciever Rankings (2013 Draft Edition)

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 04 Aug 2013 16:21:00 +0000

Fantasy football drafts are just around the corner. Here's a look at the Top Tight Ends you should consider for your fantasy football team. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank Player (Team/Bye)

1 Calvin Johnson (DET/9)

2 Dez Bryant (DAL/11)

3 A.J. Green (CIN/12)

4 Brandon Marshall (CHI/8)

5 Julio Jones (ATL/6)

6 Demaryius Thomas (DEN/9)

7 Larry Fitzgerald (ARI/9)

8 Andre Johnson (HOU/8)

9 Vincent Jackson (TB/5)

10 Roddy White (ATL/6)

11 Victor Cruz (NYG/9)

12 Randall Cobb (GB/4)

13 Jordy Nelson (GB/4)

14 Dwayne Bowe (KC/10)

15 Marques Colston (NO/7)

16 Hakeem Nicks (NYG/9)

17 Torrey Smith (BAL/8)

18 Reggie Wayne (IND/8)

19 Antonio Brown (PIT/5)

20 Steve Smith (CAR/4)

21 Mike Wallace (MIA/6)

22 Eric Decker (DEN/9)

23 Danny Amendola (NE/10)

24 Cecil Shorts (JAC/9)

25 Pierre Garcon (WAS/5)

26 Wes Welker (DEN/9)

27 Steve Johnson (BUF/12)

28 DeSean Jackson (PHI/12)

29 Mike Williams (TB/5)

30 Greg Jennings (MIN/5)

31 Danario Alexander (SD/8

32 James Jones (GB/4)

33 Ty Hilton (IND/8) 28

34 Miles Austin (DAL/11)

35 Josh Gordon (CLE/10)

36 Tavon Austin (STL/11)

37 Lance Moore (NO/7)

38 Michael Floyd (ARI/9)

39 Anquan Boldin (SF/9)

40 Denarius Moore (OAK/7)

41 Kenny Britt (TEN/8) 29

42 Emmanuel Sanders (PIT/5)

43 Golden Tate (SEA/12)

44 Kendall Wright (TEN/8)

45 Justin Blackmon (JAC/9)

46 Chris Givens (STL/11)

47 Alshon Jeffery (CHI/8)

48 Vincent Brown (SD/8)

49 Brian Hartline (MIA/6)

50 Sidney Rice (SEA/12)

51 Ryan Broyles (DET/9)

52 DeAndre Hopkins (HOU/8)

53 Aaron Dobson (NE/10)

54 Rueben Randle (NYG/9)

55 Brandon LaFell (CAR/4)

56 Santonio Holmes (NYJ/10)

57 Rod Streater (OAK/7)

58 Greg Little (CLE/10)

59 Jeremy Kerley (NYJ/10)

60 Andre Roberts (ARI/9)

61 Mohamed Sanu (CIN/12)

62 Cordarrelle Patterson (MIN/5)

63 Stephen Hill (NYJ/10)

64 Malcom Floyd (SD/8)

65 Nate Burleson (DET/9)

66 Keenan Allen (SD/8)

67 Darrius Heyward-Bey (IND/8)

68 Julian Edelman (NE/10)

69 Braylon Edwards (NYJ/10)

70 Jacoby Ford (OAK/7)

71 Jacoby Jones (BAL/8)

72 Brian Quick (STL/11)

73 Marvin Jones (CIN/12)

74 Dexter McCluster (KC/10)

75 Doug Baldwin (SEA/12)

76 Leonard Hankerson (WAS/5)

77 Robert Woods (BUF/12)

78 Donnie Avery (KC/10)

79 Markus Wheaton (PIT/5)

80 Jon Baldwin (KC/10)

* Note: Percy Harvin and Michael Crabtree (not listed here) are both seriously injured.

Fantasy Football Tight End Rankings (2013 Draft Edition)

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 04 Aug 2013 15:52:00 +0000

Fantasy football drafts are just around the corner. Here's a look at the Top Tight Ends you should consider for your fantasy football team. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank Player (Team/Bye)

1 Jimmy Graham (NO/7)
2 Rob Gronkowski (NE/10)
3 Jason Witten (DAL/11)
4 Tony Gonzalez (ATL/6)
5 Vernon Davis (SF/9)
6 Greg Olsen (CAR/4)
7 Kyle Rudolph (MIN/5)
8 Owen Daniels (HOU/8)
9 Jared Cook (STL/11)
10 Jermichael Finley (GB/4)
11 Antonio Gates (SD/8)
12 Martellus Bennett (CHI/8)
13 Brandon Myers (NYG/9)
14 Brandon Pettigrew (DET/9)
15 Fred Davis (WAS/5)
16 Jordan Cameron (CLE/10)
17 Jermaine Gresham (CIN/12)
18 Ed Dickson (BAL/8)
19 Dwayne Allen (IND/8)
20 Dustin Keller (MIA/6)
21 Robert Housler (ARI/9)
22 Heath Miller (PIT/5)
23 Tyler Eifert (CIN/12)
24 Coby Fleener (IND/8)
25 Marcedes Lewis (JAC/9)
26 Zach Miller (SEA/12)
27 Zach Ertz (PHI/12)
28 Scott Chandler (BUF/12)
29 Jacob Tamme (DEN/9)
30 Travis Kelce (KC/10)
31 James Casey (PHI/12)
32 Brent Celek (PHI/12)
33 Delanie Walker (TEN/8)
34 Julius Thomas (DEN/9)
35 Jake Ballard (NE/10)
36 Kellen Winslow (NYJ/10)
37 David Ausberry (OAK/7)
38 Jeff Cumberland (NYJ/10)
39 Garrett Graham (HOU/8)
40 Tony Scheffler (DET/9)
41 Joel Dreessen (DEN/9)
42 Lance Kendricks (STL/11)
43 Tony Moeaki (KC/10)
44 Zach Sudfeld (NE/10)
45 Anthony Fasano (KC/10)
46 Luke Stocker (TB/5)
47 Craig Stevens (TEN/8)
48 Matt Spaeth (PIT/5)
49 Ladarius Green (SD/8)
50 Benjamin Watson (NO/7)

P.S. Don't draft Aaron Hernandez unless you have a fantasy prison league.

Fantasy Football Kicker Rankings (2013 Draft Edition)

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 04 Aug 2013 15:40:00 +0000

Fantasy football drafts are just around the corner. Here's a look at the Top Kickers you should consider for your fantasy football team. (All rankings based on standard scoring.)

Rank Player (Team/Bye)

1 Stephen Gostkowski (NE/10)
2 Matt Bryant (ATL/6)
3 Matt Prater (DEN/9)
4 Blair Walsh (MIN/5)
5 Phil Dawson (SF/9)
6 Justin Tucker (BAL/8)
7 Garrett Hartley (NO/7)
8 Dan Bailey (DAL/11)
9 Sebastian Janikowski (OAK/7)
10 Randy Bullock (HOU/8)
11 Kai Forbath (WAS/5)
12 Steven Hauschka (SEA/12)
13 David Akers (DET/9)
14 Greg Zuerlein (STL/11)
15 Mason Crosby (GB/4)
16 Josh Brown (NYG/9)
17 Adam Vinatieri (IND/8)
18 Robbie Gould (CHI/8)
19 Lawrence Tynes (TB/5)
20 Alex Henery (PHI/12)
21 Mike Nugent (CIN/12)
22 Shayne Graham (CLE/10)
23 Ryan Succop (KC/10)
24 Shaun Suisham (PIT/5)
25 Jay Feely (ARI/9)
26 Nick Novak (SD/8)
27 Dan Carpenter (MIA/6)
28 Josh Scobee (JAC/9)
29 Rob Bironas (TEN/8)
30 Caleb Sturgis (MIA/6)
31 Graham Gano (CAR/4)
32 Nick Folk (NYJ/10)

Fantasy Football 2013 Rankings From ESPN, CBS Sports, NFL and more

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 21 Jul 2013 21:21:00 +0000

The fantasy football season is getting closer. That means fantasy football websites are starting to crank out their preseason predictions for every position--quarterback, running back, wide receiver, tight end, defense/special teams, kickers--not to mention the mega Top 200, 250, and 300 lists. Here's a look at a variety of website rankings, including ESPN, CBS Sports, Athlon Sports, KFFL, Yahoo, and more.

ESPN.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings & Auction Values
   Top 300 Overall
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Recveivers
   Tight Ends
   Defense/Special Teams
   Kickers

   2013 Standard League Positional Projections & Profiles
   All Players
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Defense/Special Teams
   Kickers
   Flex

   Printable Cheat Sheets
   Standard League Positional Players
   Top 300 Standard League Players
   PPR League Positional Players
   Top 300 PPR League Players
   Standard League Auction Values
   PPR League Auction Values

   Positional Previews
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Defense/Special Teams
   Kickers
   Individual Defensive Players

AthlonSports.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 07/17/13
   Running Backs - 07/17/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/15/13
   Tight Ends - posted 07/16/13
   Defense/Special Teams - posted 07/16/13
   Kickers - posted 07/16/13

2013 IDP League Positional Rankings
   Defensive Linemen
   Linebackers
   Defensive Backs

NFL.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Team Defenses
   Kickers

   2013 PPR League Positional Rankings
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

   2013 Positional Projections
   All Offense
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Team Defenses
   Kickers

ProFootballRosters.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Top 350 Overall Players - posted 07/11/13
   Quarterbacks - posted 07/07/13
   Running Backs - posted 07/07/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/08/13
   Tight Ends - posted 07/09/13
   Team Defenses - posted 07/10/13
   Kickers - posted 07/10/13

   2013 PPR League Positional Rankings
   Running Backs - posted 07/21/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/20/13
   Tight Ends

   2013 Dynasty/Keeper League Positional Rankings
   Top 350 Overall Players - posted 07/18/13
   Quarterbacks - posted 07/12/13
   Running Backs - posted 07/13/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/14/13
   Tight Ends - posted 07/15/13   Team Defenses - posted 07/17/13   2013 IDP League Positional Rankings
   Top 250+ Overall Defensive Players - posted 07/19/13
   Defensive Linemen
   Linebackers
   Defensive Backs

FantasySharks.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings - updated 07/17/13
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers   Tight Ends   Team Defenses
   Kickers

   2013 PPR League Positional Rankings - updated 07/17/13
   Top 50 Overall Players
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

   2013 IDP League Positional Rankings - updated 07/15/13
   Defensive Linemen
   Linebackers
   Defensive Backs

Rotoprofessor.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 06/03/13
   Running Backs - posted 06/17/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/18/13
   Tight Ends - posted 07/01/13
   Team Defenses
   Kickers

DavidGonos.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   Top 200 Overall Players - updated 07/13/13

   2013 Tiered, Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - updated 07/16/13
   Running Backs - updated 06/30/13
   Wide Receivers - updated 07/06/13
   Tight Ends - updated 07/07/13
   Team Defenses - updated 07/11/13
   Kickers - updated 07/11/13

   2013 PPR League Positional Rankings
   Top 200 Overall PPR League Players - posted 07/12/13
   Running Backs - posted 07/08/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/09/13
   Tight Ends - posted 07/10/13

   2013 Dynasty/Keeper League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 07/15/13
   Running Backs - posted 07/20/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/21/13
   Tight Ends

TheFakeFootball.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings & Projections
   Staff Composite Positional Rankings - updated 07/17/13
   Tiered Positional Rankings - posted 07/16/13

   Chet Gresham's 2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Top 200 Overall Players - posted 07/08/13
   Quarterbacks - posted 05/03/13
   Running Backs - posted 05/04/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 05/06/13
   Tight Ends - posted 05/07/13

   Chet Gresham's 2013 PPR League Positional Rankings
   Top 200 Overall Players - posted 07/08/13
   Running Backs - posted 07/06/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/07/13
   Tight Ends - posted 07/08/13

   Neil Parker's 2013 Standard League Positional Rankings    Quarterbacks - posted 06/07/13
   Running Backs - posted 06/11/13
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

   2013 Tiered PPR League Rankings & Projections   Running Backs - posted 06/24/13
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

   2013 Dynasty League Rankings   Quarterbacks - updated 06/09/13
   Running Backs - updated 06/09/13
   Wide Receivers - updated 06/09/13
   Tight Ends - updated 06/09/13
   Rookies - updated 06/09/13

   2013 Positional Projections
   Quarterbacks - posted 04/16/13
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

Razzball.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Top 100 Overall Players - #1-50 | 51-100 - posted 07/01/13
   Quarterbacks - posted 06/17/13
   Running Backs - #1-20 | 21-40 | 41-60 | 61-80 - posted 07/08/13
   Wide Receivers - #1-20 | 21-40 | 41-60 | 61-80 | 81-100 - posted 07/15/13
   Tight Ends - posted 06/21/13
   Team Defenses
   Kickers - posted 07/05/13

   2013 PPR League Positional Rankings
   Running Backs - posted - 5/24/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 05/31/13
   Tight Ends

   2013 IDP League Positional Rankings
   Defensive Linemen - posted 06/07/13
   Linebackers - posted 06/13/13
   Defensive Backs - posted 06/19/13

   2013 Dynasty League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 05/15/13
   Running Backs - posted 05/22/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 05/29/13
   Tight Ends - posted 06/05/13

KFFL.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings - updated 07/11/13
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Team Defense
   Kickers

   2013 PPR League Positional Rankings - updated 07/11/13
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

SportsJerks.net 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   Two-Quarterback League QB Rankings - posted 07/12/13   2013 Tiered, PPR League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs - posted 07/15/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/19/13
   Tight Ends

FantasySmackTalk.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 07/08/13
   Running Backs - posted 07/08/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 07/08/13
   Tight Ends - posted 07/08/13

FFToolbox.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Top 200 Overall Players
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Team Defenses
   Kickers
   2013 Positional Auction Values
   Top 200 Overall Players
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Team Defenses
   Kickers

   2013 Dynasty League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

CBSSports.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   Expert Rankings
   Top 200 Standard League Rankings - updated 04/26/13
   Top 200 PPR League Rankings - updated 04/26/13
   Positional Dynasty League Rankings - posted 07/12/13

   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 01/03/13
   Running Backs - posted 01/09/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 01/17/13
   Tight Ends - posted 01/28/13

   2013 Fantasy Football Positional Projections
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Defense/Special Teams
   Kickers

   Tiered 2013 Fantasy Football Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

Yahoo.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   Expert Consensus Rankings - updated periodically
   Top 200 Overall
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Team Defenses
   Kickers

FFToday.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Kickers

   2013 IDP League Positional Rankings   Defensive Linemen
   Linebackers
   Defensive Backs

   2013 Positional Projections   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Kickers
   Team Defenses
   Defensive Linemen
   Linebackers
   Defensive Backs

LestersLegends.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - updated 05/31/13
   Running Backs - updated 06/12/13
   Wide Receivers - updated 06/19/13
   Tight Ends - updated 06/14/13
   Team Defenses - updated 07/15/13

FakeTeams.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   Top 100 Overall Players - posted 06/18/13

   2013 Standard League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 05/13/13
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Team Defenses

   2013 PPR League Positional Rankings
   Running Backs - posted 05/18/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 05/22/13
   Tight Ends

FantasyFootballCafe.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   Tiered, Dynasty League Positional Rankings
   Quarterbacks - posted 05/21/13
   Running Backs - posted 05/27/13
   Wide Receivers - posted 06/03/13
   Tight Ends - posted 06/11/13

Rotoworld.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   Top 150 Overall Players - updated 06/07/13   Tiered Dynasty League Rankings
   Quarterbacks - updated 05/10/13
   Running Backs - updated 05/12/13
   Wide Receivers - updated 05/13/13
   Tight Ends - updated 05/14/13

DynastyLeagueFootball.com 2013 Fantasy Football Rankings
   2013 Staff Composite Standard League Positional Rankings - updated 04/17/13
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends
   Defense/Special Teams

   2013 IDP League Positional Rankings
   Defensive Tackles
   Defensive Ends
   Linebackers
   Strong Safeties
   Corner Backs

   2013 Rookie Rankings
   Offensive Rookies
   Defensive Rookies

FFToday.com 2013 Fantasy Football Positional Rankings   2013 Dynasty League Positional Rankings - posted 02/28/13
   Quarterbacks
   Running Backs
   Wide Receivers
   Tight Ends

Fantasy Football Top 200 and 250 Rankings for 2013 MEGAlist

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sat, 06 Jul 2013 15:48:00 +0000

Fantasy Football's 2013 season is getting closer, so we rounded up some of our favorite preseason fantasy football pickers, including ESPN, Athlon Sports, NFL.com and CBSSports.com to showcase their rankings. Here are quick links to their Top 200 and Top 250 Fantasy Football rankings for 2013. Remember to check back often to see updated information.

NFL.com's Top 200 Fantasy Football Rankings for 2013

ESPN's Top 200 Fantasy Football Ranking for 2013 (Matthew Berry's Picks)

Athlon Sports' Fantasy Football 2013 Big Board (Top 250)

ESPN's Top 200 Fantasy Football Ranking for 2013 (Christopher Harris' Picks)

2013 Fantasy Football Top 200 Rankings CBS Sports (Jamey Eisenberg, Dave Richard, Nathan Zegura)

ESPN's Top 200 Fantasy Football Ranking for 2013 (Eric Karabell's Picks)

2013 NFL Training Camps Dates and Locations for Rookies and Veterans

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Thu, 16 May 2013 21:15:00 +0000

The 2013 NFL season will be here soon. One sure sign is the release of the NFL Training Camp Dates and Locations for all 32 teams. Below is a list of training camp locations and start dates for both rookies and veteran players.

AFC

Team	Site	Location	Rookies	Veterans
Baltimore	Under Armour Performance Center	Owings Mills, Md.	July 21	July 24
Buffalo	St. John Fisher College	Pittsford, N.Y.	July 22	July 27
Cincinnati	Paul Brown Stadium	Cincinnati, Ohio	July 24	July 24
Cleveland	Cleveland Browns Training Facility	Berea, Ohio	July 19	July 24
Denver	Paul D. Bowlen Memorial Broncos Centre	Englewood, Colo.	July 24	July 24
Houston	Methodist Training Center	Houston, Texas	July 21	July 25
Indianapolis	Anderson University	Anderson, Ind.	July 23	July 27
Jacksonville	Florida Blue Health & Wellness Practice Fields	Jacksonville, Fla.	July 25	July 25
Kansas City	Missouri Western State University	St. Joseph, Mo.	July 22	July 25
Miami	Miami Dolphins Training Facility	Davie, Fla.	July 20	July 20
New England	Gillette Stadium	Foxboro, Mass.	July 21	July 25
NY Jets	SUNY Cortland	Cortland, N.Y.	July 22	July 25
Oakland	Napa Valley Marriott	Napa, Calif.	July 25	July 25
Pittsburgh	Saint Vincent College	Latrobe, Pa.	July 26	July 26
San Diego	Chargers Park	San Diego, Calif.	July 24	July 24
Tennessee	Baptist Sports Park	Nashville, Tenn.	July 24	July 24
NFC
Team	Site	Location	Rookies	Veterans
Arizona	University of Phoenix Stadium	Glendale, Ariz.	July 23	July 25
Atlanta	Atlanta Falcons Training Facility	Flowery Branch, Ga.	July 24	July 24
Carolina	Wofford College	Spartanburg, S.C.	July 21	July 25
Chicago	Olivet Nazarene University	Bourbonnais, Ill.	July 25	July 25
Dallas	City of Oxnard Fields	Oxnard, Calif.	July 20	July 20
Detroit	Detroit Lions Training Facility	Allen Park, Mich.	July 22	July 25
Green Bay	St. Norbert College	Green Bay, Wis.	July 25	July 25
Minnesota	Minnesota State University, Mankato	Mankato, Minn.	July 25	July 25
New Orleans	New Orleans Saints Training Facility	Metairie, La.	July 18	July 25
NY Giants	Timex Performance Center	East Rutherford, N.J.	July 26	July 26
Philadelphia	NovaCare Complex	Philadelphia, Pa.	July 22	July 25
St. Louis	Rams Park Training Center	Earth City, Mo.	July 21	July 24
San Francisco	Marie P. DeBartolo Sports Center	Santa Clara, Calif.	July 19	July 24
Seattle	Virginia Mason Athletic Center	Renton, Wash.	July 24	July 24
Tampa Bay	One Buccaneer Place	Tampa, Fla.	July 17	July 24
Washington	Bon Secours Training Center	Richmond, Va.	July 24	July 24

Japanese Baseball Player FAIL

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Thu, 16 May 2013 02:06:00 +0000

Check out this Japanese baseball player who's convinced he's knocked it out of the park until, well, the guy in the outfield catches. It is epic.

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Super Bowl XLVII Bonuses: What Players Earn at the Big Game

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Mon, 28 Jan 2013 02:10:00 +0000

Players who make it to the Super Bowl can expect a super-sized paycheck. The winning players—either the San Francisco 49ers or Baltimore Ravens—in Super Bowl XLVII in New Orleans on Feb. 3, 2013, will each receive a massive bonus to the tune of $88,000, while each member of the losing team will earn $44,000. How does that compare to Super Bowls of the past? Here's a look at the winners' and losers' share from every Super Bowl.

Super Bowl Date Winner (Share) Loser (Share)

XLVI 2-5-12 New York Giants ($88,000) New England ($44,000)
XLV 2-6-11 Green Bay ($83,000) Pittsburgh ($42,000)
XLIV 2-7-10 New Orleans ($83,000) Indianapolis ($42,000)
XLIII 2-1-09 Pittsburgh ($78,000) Arizona ($40,000)
XLII 2-3-08 N.Y. Giants ($78,000) New England ($40,000)
XLI 2-4-07 Indianapolis ($73,000) Chicago ($38,000)
XL 2-5-06 Pittsburgh ($73,000) Seattle ($38,000)
XXXIX 2-6-05 New England ($68,000) Philadelphia ($36,500)
XXXVIII 2-1-04 New England ($68,000) Carolina (36,500)
XXXVII 1-26-03 Tampa Bay ($63,000) Oakland ($35,000)
XXXVI 2-3-02 New England ($63,000) St. Louis ($34,500)
XXXV 1-28-01 Baltimore ($58,000) N.Y. Giants ($34,500)
XXXIV 1-30-00 St. Louis ($58,000) Tennessee ($33,000)
XXXIII 1-31-99 Denver ($53,000) Atlanta ($32,500)
XXXII 1-25-98 Denver ($48,000) Green Bay ($29,000)
XXXI 1-26-97 Green Bay ($48,000) New England ($29,000)
XXX 1-28-96 Dallas ($42,000) Pittsburgh ($27,000)
XXIX 1-29-95 San Francisco ($42,000) San Diego ($26,000)
XXVIII 1-30-94 Dallas ($38,000) Buffalo ($23,500)
XXVII 1-31-93 Dallas ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000)
XXVI 1-26-92 Washington ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000)
XXV 1-27-91 N.Y. Giants ($36,000) Buffalo ($18,000)
XXIV 1-28-90 San Francisco ($36,000) Denver ($18,000)
XXIII 1-22-89 San Francisco ($36,000) Cincinnati ($18,000)
XXII 1-31-88 Washington ($36,000) Denver ($18,000)
XXI 1-25-87 N.Y. Giants ($36,000) Denver ($18,000)
XX 1-26-86 Chicago ($36,000) New England ($18,000)
XIX 1-20-85 San Francisco ($36,000) Miami ($18,000)
XVIII 1-22-84 L.A. Raiders ($36,000) Washington ($18,000)
XVII 1-30-83 Washington ($36,000) Miami ($18,000)
XVI 1-24-82 San Francisco ($18,000) Cincinnati ($9,000)
XV 1-25-81 Oakland ($18,000) Philadelphia ($9,000)
XIV 1-20-80 Pittsburgh ($18,000) Los Angeles ($9,000)
XIII 1-21-79 Pittsburgh ($18,000) Dallas ($9,000)
XII 1-15-78 Dallas ($18,000) Denver ($9,000)
XI 1-9-77 Oakland ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
X 1-18-76 Pittsburgh ($15,000) Dallas ($7,500)
IX 1-12-75 Pittsburgh ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
VIII 1-13-74 Miami ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
VII 1-14-73 Miami ($15,000) Washington ($7,500)
VI 1-16-72 Dallas ($15,000) Miami ($7,500)
V 1-17-71 Baltimore ($15,000) Dallas ($7,500)
IV 1-11-70 Kansas City ($15,000) Minnesota ($7,500)
III 1-12-69 N.Y. Jets ($15,000) Baltimore ($7,500)
II 1-14-68 Green Bay ($15,000) Oakland ($7,500)
I 1-15-67 Green Bay ($15,000) Kansas City ($7,500)

Gemma Arterton Makes Hansel & Gretel Super Awesome

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Thu, 24 Jan 2013 22:16:00 +0000

We weren't big fans of Hansel & Gretel growing up, but now that they're turning it into the arse-kicking movie, "Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters," featuring the super sexy Gemma Arteron, we're totally and completely on board. To celebrate the movie hitting theaters on Friday, we give you a look at the beautiful co-star of the movie: Gemma Arterton. You might remember the British actress from other movies such as "Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time" and "Clash of the Titans."

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Understanding the Super Bowl Stock Market Theory

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Fri, 18 Jan 2013 17:35:00 +0000

Sure, we all understand football betting odds, and how to make our favorite tailgating treat, but understanding the Big Game's relationship to Wall Street is a bit hard to grasp, at best. And yes, we think it's a giant coincidence. Still, here's the basic gist: The Super Bowl indicator holds that a victory by an NFC team or an original (pre-1970 merger) NFL team—the Browns, Colts, and Steelers—point to a bullish market the following year. An AFC victory signals a bearish drop in the market. The Super Bowl Theory has been an accurate indicator 37 times out of the past 46 times. Those are pretty good odds.

1967/I - (Up) Packers, NFL
1968/II - (Up) Packers, NFL
1969/III - (Down) Jets, AFL
1970/IV - (Up) Chiefs, AFL*
1971/V - (Up) Colts, Old NFL
1972/VI - (Up) Cowboys, NFC
1973/VII - (Down) Dolphins, AFC
1974/VIII - (Down) Dolphins, AFC
1975/IX - (Up) Steelers, Old NFL
1976/X - (Up) Steelers, Old NFL
1977/XI - (Down) Raiders, AFC
1978/XII - (Down) Cowboys, NFC*
1979/XIII - (Up) Steelers, Old NFL
1980/XIV - (Up) Steelers, Old NFL
1981/XV - (Down) Raiders, AFC
1982/XVI - (Up) 49ers, NFC
1983/XVII - (Up) Redskins, NFC
1984/XVIII - (Down) Raiders, AFC
1985/XIX - (Up) 49ers, NFC
1986/XX - (Up) Bears, NFC
1987/XXI - (Up) Giants, NFC
1988/XXII - (Up) Redskins, NFC
1989/XXIII - (Up) 49ers, NFC
1990/XXIV - (Down) 49ers, NFC*
1991/XXV - (Up) Giants, NFC
1992/XXVI - (Up) Redskins, NFC
1993/XXVII - (Up) Cowboys, NFC
1994/XXVIII - (Up) Cowboys, NFC
1995/XXIX - (Up) 49ers, NFC
1996/XXX - (Up) Cowboys, NFC
1997/XXXI - (Up) Packers, NFC
1998/XXXII - (Up) Broncos, AFC*
1999/XXXIII - (Up) Broncos, AFC*
2000/XXXIV - (Down) Rams, NFC*
2001/XXXV - (Down) Ravens, AFC
2002/XXXVI - (Down) Patriots, AFC
2003/XXXVII - (Up) Buccaneers, NFC
2004/XXXVIII - (Up) Patriots, AFC*
2005/XXXIX - (Up) - Patriots, AFC
2006/XL - (Up) - Steelers, Old NFL
2007/XLI - (Up) - Colts, Old NFL
2008/XLII - (Down) - Giants, NFC*
2009/XLIII - (Down) - Steelers, Old NFL
2010/XLIV - (Down) - Saints, NFC

2011/XLV - (Up) - Packers, NFC

2012/XLVI - (Up) - Giants, NFC

*INCORRECT

Most awesome NFL records and milestones in 2012

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 18:06:00 +0000

The 2012 NFL regular season has finally come to an end and the playoffs are underway. This seems like as good a time as any to reflect on some of the awesome NFL records and milestones that took place in 2012. Here they are, broken up by team.

THE TEAMS


*ARIZONA CARDINALS*	· Reached 500 regular-season victories (501). · WR LARRY FITZGERALD has 764 receptions for 10,413 yards in his career. Fitzgerald is the first Cardinal with 750+ receptions and the only player in team history with 10,000+ receiving yards. · Fitzgerald has at least one reception in 133 consecutive games (active), the longest streak in club history (MEL GRAY, 121). · CB-PR PATRICK PETERSON’s seven INTs ranked fourth in the NFL in 2012 and are the most by a Cardinal since 2001.

*ATLANTA FALCONS*	· Earned home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs and a first-round bye for the second time in the past three seasons. Qualified for the postseason in three consecutive years for the first time in franchise history. · Posted a club-record fifth consecutive winning season. · Opened the season with eight wins, the best start in franchise history (4-0 in 1986, 2004). The Falcons are the 15th team since 1978 – when the NFL introduced the 16-game schedule – to start a season 8-0. · MIKE SMITH (56) surpassed DAN REEVES (52) for the most wins (including postseason) in Falcons history. Smith also became the first head coach in franchise history to reach the playoffs in four of his first five seasons. · QB MATT RYAN set a single-season team record with 4,719 passing yards, surpassing his own mark (4,177) set in 2011. Ryan is the only Falcons quarterback to register 4,000 passing yards in multiple seasons. With 32 TD passes in 2012, Ryan joined STEVE BARTKOWSKI (31 in 1980; 30 in 1981) as the only Falcons QBs with 30+ TD passes in a season. · WR RODDY WHITE recorded 1,351 receiving yards, his team-record sixth consecutive 1,000-yard season. White (1,351) and WR JULIO JONES (1,198) are the Falcons’ first pair of 1,000-yard receivers since 1998. · RB MICHAEL TURNER recorded 10 rushing touchdowns and is the only player in team history to rush for 10+ touchdowns in five consecutive seasons. Turner also became the first Falcon with 60 career rushing touchdowns.

*BALTIMORE RAVENS*	· Won back-to-back division titles for the first time in franchise history. · RB RAY RICE totaled 1,621 scrimmage yards (1,143 rushing, 478 receiving). Rice, who led AFC RBs with 61 catches in 2012, has reached 1,600 scrimmage yards in four consecutive seasons and surpassed JAMAL LEWIS (three times) for the most such seasons in team history. · Rice accrued more than 1,100 rushing yards for the fourth consecutive season, the longest streak in club annals. Lewis (2000; 2002-2003; 2006) is the only other Raven to surpass that mark multiple times. · TE DENNIS PITTA (seven) tied TODD HEAP (seven in 2005) for the most TD receptions in a season by a tight end in franchise history. · KR-WR JACOBY JONES registered a 108-yard KR-TD in Week 6 and a 105-yard KR-TD in Week 10, the two longest kickoff-return touchdowns by a Raven. Jones, whose 108-yard return tied for the longest in NFL history, is the first player in NFL history with two career 105+ yard kick-return touchdowns. · Rookie K JUSTIN TUCKER made a 56-yard field goal in Week 2, tied for the longest field goal in club history.

*BUFFALO BILLS*	· QB RYAN FITZPATRICK (3,400 passing yards) joined Pro Football Hall of Famer JIM KELLY (eight seasons) as the only Bills quarterbacks to reach 3,000 yards passing in three consecutive seasons. · WR STEVIE JOHNSON led the team in catches (79) and receiving yards (1,046) and became the first Bills wide receiver to post three consecutive 1,000-yard seasons. · TE SCOTT CHANDLER (six) became the first tight end in team history with six touchdown catches in back-to-back seasons (six in 2011). PETE METZELAARS (six in 1992) and JAY RIEMERSMA (six in 1998) are the only other Bills tight ends to reach six TD receptions in a season. · DE MARIO WILLIAMS (10.5 sacks) became the first Bills defensive linemen since 1982 to record double-digit sacks in his debut season with the club.

*CAROLINA PANTHERS*	· WR STEVE SMITH (772) posted a team-best 73 receptions and is the only wide receiver in team annals with 700 career receptions. · Smith (1,174) registered his club-record seventh 1,000-yard receiving season. · Rookie LB LUKE KUECHLY led the team with 165 tackles. · DE CHARLES JOHNSON (12.5) and DE GREG HARDY (11) finished the year with double-digit sacks. It is the first time two Panthers have reached the mark in a season since 2002 (JULIUS PEPPERS, 12, MIKE RUCKER 10). · Johnson, Peppers (2004-2006) and Rucker (2001-2003) are the only Panthers to record at least nine sacks in three consecutive years.

*CHICAGO BEARS*	· Registered eight interception-return touchdowns, tied for the second-most in a season in NFL history (1998 Seattle, eight). The 1961 San Diego Chargers had an NFL-record nine INT-TDs. · QB JAY CUTLER passed for 3,033 yards and is the first Bears quarterback with three 3,000-yard seasons. · RB MATT FORTÉ recorded 1,434 scrimmage yards (1,094 rushing, 340 receiving) and became the first Bear with at least 1,000 scrimmage yards in each of his first five seasons. Pro Football Hall of Famer GALE SAYERS had 1,000 scrimmage yards in each of his first three seasons. · WR BRANDON MARSHALL set single-season team records for catches (118) and receiving yards (1,508). Marshall recorded 119 receiving yards on Kickoff Weekend, the most in a Bears debut since HARLON HILL (140) in 1954. · CB TIM JENNINGS led the NFL with nine interceptions this season. Jennings is the first Bear to pace the league in interceptions since MARK CARRIER (10) in 1990. · In the first quarter of a Week 9 victory, Chicago scored a touchdown on a blocked punt (COREY WOOTTON, five yards), a run (Forté, eight), an interception (BRIAN URLACHER, 46) and a pass (Marshall from JAY CUTLER, 13) becoming the first team in NFL history to score a touchdown on each of those in a quarter. · LB LANCE BRIGGS and CB CHARLES TILLMAN both returned interceptions for touchdowns in Week 4 and Week 5, the first teammates in league annals to accomplish the feat in back-to-back weeks. · Tillman’s eight career INT-return TDs and Briggs’ five rank first and second, respectively, in Bears history. · Registered their 53rd win on Kickoff Weekend, the most season-opening victories all-time.

*CINCINNATI BENGALS*	· Qualified for the postseason for the fourth time under head coach MARVIN LEWIS (2005, 2009, 2011) and first time in back-to-back seasons since 1981-1982. · QB ANDY DALTON improved to 19-13 (.594), the highest winning percentage all-time by a Bengals starting quarterback (min. 20 starts). · WR A.J. GREEN recorded 1,350 receiving yards, joining CHAD JOHNSON (four times) as the only players in franchise history to register 1,300+ in a season. Green’s career-high 97 receptions in 2012 are tied for the fourth-most by a Bengal all-time. · TE JERMAINE GRESHAM (64) collected the second-most receptions by a Bengals tight end in one season (DAN ROSS, 71 in 1981). Gresham is the first tight end in team history with three 50-reception seasons, reaching the mark in each of the past three years. · Defense finished third in the NFL with a franchise-record 51 sacks in 2012. · DT GENO ATKINS (12.5) and DE MICHAEL JOHNSON (11.5) registered the second-most and third-most sacks, respectively, by a Bengal in a season since 1982 (EDDIE EDWARDS, 13 in 1983).

*CLEVELAND BROWNS*	· QB BRANDON WEEDEN recorded the most wins (five) and passing yards (3,385) by a rookie in club history. · RB TRENT RICHARDSON rushed for more yards (950) and touchdowns (11) than any other Brown, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer JIM BROWN (942 rushing yards and nine rushing TDs in 1957). His three 100-yard rushing games tied a team rookie record. · Richardson’s 950 rushing yards were the most among AFC rookies and third-most among all rookies. · Richardson caught 51 passes, the third-most among all rookies.

*DALLAS COWBOYS*	· QB TONY ROMO passed for a franchise-record 4,903 yards with 28 touchdowns. Romo is the only Cowboy to pass for 4,000 yards in a season (four times) and his five seasons with 20+ touchdown passes are the most in franchise history, surpassing DANNY WHITE(four). · Romo (177) passed Pro Football Hall of Famer TROY AIKMAN (165) for the most touchdown passes in club history. · TE JASON WITTEN (806), who recorded the most single-season receptions all-time by a tight end with 110, passed Pro Football Hall of Famer MICHAEL IRVIN (750) for the most catches in franchise annals. Witten (8,948) and Irvin (11,904) are the only Cowboys with more than 8,000 receiving yards. · WR DEZ BRYANT caught 92 passes for 1,382 yards and 12 touchdowns. Bryant joined Irvin as the only players in club history to record at least 90 receptions, 1,300 receiving yards and 10 touchdowns in a season. · LB DE MARCUS WARE (11.5) registered his seventh consecutive season with double-digit sacks. Ware’s 111 career sacks are the most among all Cowboys since 1982.

*DENVER BRONCOS*	· Won the AFC West for the 12th time and first time in back-to-back years since 1986-1987. · Became the sixth team since 1970 to finish the season with 11+ consecutive victories. · QB PEYTON MANNING registered single-season franchise bests in passing yards (4,659), touchdown passes (37) and passer rating (105.8) this season. Manning’s 37 touchdown passes and 105.8 passer rating led the AFC in 2012. · WR DEMARYIUS THOMAS (1,434) joined ROD SMITH (1,602 in 2000) and BRANDON LLOYD (1,448 in 2010) as the only Broncos to reach 1,400 receiving yards in season. Thomas had 10 touchdown receptions in 2012. · WR ERIC DECKER led the AFC and placed second in the league with 13 touchdown receptions and posted 1,064 receiving yards. · Thomas and Decker are the first Broncos duo to register 1,000+ receiving yards and 10+ TD catches in a season. · LB VON MILLER recorded a franchise-record 18.5 sacks (DE ELVIS DUMERVIL, 17 in 2009). Dumervil notched 11 sacks in 2012. · On Monday Night Football in Week 6, Denver overcame a 24-point halftime deficit to claim a 35-24 victory at San Diego. It tied for the fourth-biggest regular-season comeback in NFL history and tied for the second-largest halftime deficit erased in a victory all-time.

*DETROIT LIONS*	· In two games (Week 1, Week 8), QB MATTHEW STAFFORD threw the game-winning touchdown in the final minute of the fourth quarter. They were his third and fourth game-winners in the final minute of a fourth quarter, passing Pro Football Hall of Famer BOBBY LAYNE for the most in team history. · WR CALVIN JOHNSON set an NFL record with 1,964 receiving yards on a league-best 122 receptions, the second-most catches by a Lion in a season (HERMAN MOORE, 123 in 1995). Johnson ranks second in franchise history in career receptions (488) and receiving yards (7,836).

*GREEN BAY PACKERS*	· Won the NFC North division in back-to-back seasons for the first time since winning three consecutive division titles in 2002-2004. · QB AARON RODGERS (171) passed Pro Football Hall of Famer BART STARR (152) for the second-most TD passes in club annals. · Rodgers passed for 4,295 yards with 39 TDs and eight interceptions this season and owns the only two 4,000-yard, 39+ TD seasons in Packer history (Rodgers in 2011). He is also the only Green Bay QB to pass for 4,000 yards with fewer than 10 interceptions in a season (three times). · PR-KR-WR RANDALL COBB (2,342) finished first in the NFL and set a franchise record for the most combined yards in a season (AHMAN GREEN, 2,250 in 2003). Cobb led the team with 80 receptions, 954 receiving yards, 964 kickoff-return yards and 292 punt-return yards and added 132 rushing yards. · Rookie CB CASEY HAYWARD led all NFL rookies with six interceptions.

*HOUSTON TEXANS*	· Won their second AFC South title in franchise history after claiming the division championship in 2011. Recorded franchise-records in wins (12) and tied the franchise record for sacks (44). · QB MATT SCHAUB passed for 4,008 yards and 22 TDs, his third 4,000-yard, 20-TD season. Schaub is the only player in club history to reach either mark in a season. · RB ARIAN FOSTER posted NFL bests with 17 total touchdowns and 15 rushing touchdowns, his third consecutive season with 10+ rush TDs (16 in 2010; 10 in 2011).DOMANICK WILLIAMS (13 in 2004) is the only other Texan to rush for at least 10 TDs in a season. · WR ANDRE JOHNSON collected 112 receptions for a club-record 1,598 yards with four touchdowns. · DE J.J. WATT led the NFL with a franchise-record 20.5 sacks. · In Week 11, Schaub passed for 527 yards and WR ANDRE JOHNSON recorded 14 receptions and 273 receiving yards, all of which are franchise single-game records.

*INDIANAPOLIS COLTS*	· Became only the second team (2008 Miami, 11) in NFL history to win 11 games following a season with two or fewer victories. · Reached the postseason for the 12th time in 14 seasons. · WR REGGIE WAYNE led the Colts with 106 receptions and 1,355 receiving yards. Wayne (13,058) moved into second on the Colts’ all-time scrimmage yards list. · WR T.Y. HILTON led all NFL rookies with seven TD receptions in 2012. · RB VICK BALLARD finished second in the AFC and fourth in the NFL among rookie RBs with 814 rushing yards. · Wayne posted 212 receiving yards in Week 5, the second-most in franchise annals (Pro Football Hall of Famer RAYMOND BERRY, 224, November 10, 1957). · KR DEJI KARIM had a 101-yard KR-TD in Week 17, the longest since COTTON SPEYRER’s 101-yard return in 1973.

*JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS*	· RB MAURICE JONES-DREW (63) passed FRED TAYLOR (62) for the most rushing TDs in club history. Jones-Drew (12,014) became the third player in team history to eclipse 12,000 combined yards, joining Taylor and JIMMY SMITH. · WR JUSTIN BLACKMON led NFL rookies with 865 receiving yards and tied for the most receptions among rookies with 64. · Blackmon totaled 236 receiving yards in Week 11, the third-most in a game by a rookie all-time. That total also marked the second-most among all players in franchise history (Jimmy Smith, 291). · K JOSH SCOBEE set franchise records for points scored (848) and field goals made (192) in a career and tied a team record with 20 consecutive made field goals.

*KANSAS CITY CHIEFS*	· RB JAMAAL CHARLES (1,509) became the third Chief to reach 1,500 rushing yards in a season (LARRY JOHNSON and PRIEST HOLMES). · Charles rushed for a 91-yard touchdown in Week 3 and an 86-yard touchdown in Week 16, the two longest runs from scrimmage in Chiefs history. Charles’ 91-yard TD is longest play in club annals. · LB DERRICK JOHNSON (125) has surpassed 100 tackles in back-to-back seasons, leading the team both years.

*MIAMI DOLPHINS*	· QB RYAN TANNEHILL totaled more passing yards (3,294) and completions (282) than any rookie in club history. · Tannehill became the first Dolphins rookie QB to start a season opener. · RB REGGIE BUSH tied career-highs with six rushing TDs and eight total TDs. · DE CAMERON WAKE (15) reached double-digit sacks for the second time in his four-year career. With 43 sacks, Wake has the most sacks of any Dolphin in his first four seasons.

*MINNESOTA VIKINGS*	· Qualified for the postseason for the first time since winning back-to-back division titles in 2008-2009, winning the final four games in December to earn a Wild Card berth. · RB ADRIAN PETERSON set a franchise record with eight consecutive 100-yard rushing games (Week 7-Week 14). Peterson totaled 1,313 yards in those games, the most by any player in NFL history over any eight-game stretch in a single season. · DE JARED ALLEN (12) registered his sixth consecutive season and seventh overall with 11 or more sacks. Allen’s 74 sacks with the Vikings are third in club history, trailing only Pro Football Hall of Famers JOHN RANDLE (114) and CHRIS DOLEMAN (96.5). · TE KYLE RUDOLPH’s career-best nine TD catches led Minnesota in 2012 and are the second-most in franchise history by a tight end. · Rookie K BLAIR WALSH scored 141 points (35 FG, 36 PAT), the most by a rookie in club annals. · WR-KR PERCY HARVIN recorded a 105-yard kickoff-return touchdown in Week 4 and his five career kickoff-return touchdowns are the most in team history.

*NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS*	· Won the AFC East title for the 14th time and became the second team in NFL history to win at least 10 games in 10 consecutive seasons (San Francisco, 1983-1998, 16 consecutive seasons). · The Patriots (2009-2012) became the third team in league annals to win 13 consecutive December games (San Diego, 18 from 2006-2009; Dallas, 13 from 1968-1972). · Totaled 557 points, the third-most of any team in a single season in league annals. · The Patriots scored 52 points in Week 4 and 59 in Week 11. New England has scored at least 50 points in five games started by QB TOM BRADY, the second-most 50-point games by a starting quarterback in NFL history (Pro Football Hall of Famer LEN DAWSON, six). · Recorded at least 350 total net yards in an NFL-record 17 consecutive games (11/6/2011-10/28/2012), surpassing the 1999-2000 St. Louis Rams (16). · BILL BELICHICK (204) now has the seventh-most wins (including postseason) among all NFL head coaches, surpassing DAN REEVES (201) and CHUCK KNOX (193). Belichick reached 200 wins in his 307th game, the fourth-fastest of any coach in league history. · Brady has recorded at least one touchdown pass in a franchise-record 48 consecutive regular-season games, surpassing Pro Football Hall of Famer JOHNNY UNITAS (47) for the second-longest such streak in NFL history. · WR WES WELKER posted an AFC-best 118 receptions for 1,354 receiving yards, becoming the first player in NFL history with five 100-catch seasons and first Patriot with 1,300+ receiving yards in back-to-back campaigns. Welker is now the Patriots all-time career leader in receptions (672) and ranks second in receiving yards (7,459).

*NEW ORLEANS SAINTS*	· QB DREW BREES, who led the NFL in passing yards (5,177) and touchdown passes (43), registered 4,000+ yards for the seventh consecutive season and 30+ TDs for the fifth consecutive season. Brees is the only Saints quarterback to reach either of those marks in any season. · TE JIMMY GRAHAM registered 85 receptions for 982 yards with nine touchdowns. Graham, who had 99 receptions in 2011, is the only Saints TE with 80+ receptions in a season. · P THOMAS MORSTEAD led the NFC and finished second in the NFL with 50.1 yards per punt. His 43.2 net average ranked second among NFL punters.

*NEW YORK GIANTS*	· Became the third team in NFL history with 650 regular-season wins (654). · TOM COUGHLIN (83) surpassed BILL PARCELLS (77) for the second-most regular-season wins in Giants history among head coaches, trailing only Pro Football Hall of Famer STEVE OWEN (153). · QB ELI MANNING (211) became the Giants’ all-time leader in touchdown passes (PHIL SIMMS, 199). Manning threw 26 TD passes in 2012, his fourth season with at least 25. He is the only Giants QB to reach 25 touchdown passes in at least three seasons. · WR VICTOR CRUZ collected 86 receptions for 1,092 yards with 10 touchdowns. Cruz is the first player in club annals to post at least 80 receptions, 1,000 receiving yards and 10 TD catches in a season. · Rookie RB-KR DAVID WILSON set a single-game franchise record with 327 all-purpose yards in Week 14. Wilson became the first player in NFL history with at least 200 kickoff return yards and 100 rushing yards in the same game. · S STEVIE BROWN amassed an NFL-best 307 interception-return yards, a Giants franchise record. His eight interceptions tied for the second-most in the league. · Cruz caught a game-winning 77-yard touchdown pass from Manning in Week 7, the longest game-winning touchdown in the final two minutes of a game in franchise history. · Gained 604 yards of total offense in Week 2, the second-most in team history (609, 12/3/1950).

*NEW YORK JETS*	· RB SHONN GREENE set career highs in rushing yards (1,063) and rushing touchdowns (eight). Greene has reached 1,000 rushing yards in back-to-back seasons (1,054 in 2011). · CB ANTONIO CROMARTIE posted a team-high three interceptions, his third time tying or leading the Jets in the category in as many years. · Became the third team in NFL history to score a touchdown via the rush, pass, interception-return and punt-return in a season’s opening game (MARK SANCHEZ threwthree TD passes, SHONN GREENE rushed for a TD, ANTONIO CROMARTIE returned an interception 40 yards for a TD and JEREMY KERLEY added a 68-yard PR-TD).

*OAKLAND RAIDERS*	· QB CARSON PALMER (4,018) joined RICH GANNON (4,689 in 2002) as the only Raiders quarterbacks to pass for more than 4,000 yards in a season. · Palmer passed for at least 200 yards in a franchise-record 16 consecutive games (11/27/2011-11/18/2012). · K SEBASTIAN JANIKOWSKI totaled 118 points, the fifth-most points scored by a Raider in one season. Janikowski owns four of the top-five single-season point totals and has scored the most points (1,389) in team history.

*PHILADELPHIA EAGLES*	· WR JEREMY MACLIN has 258 career receptions, the most by any Eagle in his first four seasons. · WR DE SEAN JACKSON has six career 70+ yard touchdowns (four receiving, two punt returns). Only TIMMY BROWN (nine) has more in club history. · Rookie DT FLETCHER COX led all rookie interior linemen with 5.5 sacks. · Rookie KR-WR DAMARIS JOHNSON recorded 291 punt return yards, the second most by a Philadelphia rookie (Jackson, 440 in 2008).

*PITTSBURGH STEELERS*	· Registered more passing yards than their opponent in 18 consecutive home games (11/21/2010-12/9/2012), the longest streak in NFL history (16, 2000-2001 St. Louis Rams). · Finished first in the league in yards allowed per game (275.8) and pass defense (185.2 yards per game). Pittsburgh is the first club to lead the league in net yards allowed in 10 different seasons. · QB BEN ROETHLISBERGER posted 3,265 passing yards to become the Steelers’ all-time leader with 29,844 career passing yards (Pro Football Hall of Famer TERRY BRADSHAW, 27,989). It marked Roethlisberger’s club-record seventh 3,000-yard season in as many years. · In Week 10, Pittsburgh defeated Kansas City in overtime, 16-13, to earn the team’s 15th consecutive home win on Monday Night Football, the longest such streak in NFL history. The streak began on October 19, 1992 when the Steelers defeated Cincinnati, 20-0.

*ST. LOUIS RAMS*	· RB STEVEN JACKSON (1,042) reached 1,000 rushing yards for the eighth consecutive season, the longest streak in team history. Jackson (10,135) is the only Ram with more than 10,000 rushing yards. · Jackson and Pro Football Hall of Famer ERIC DICKERSON are tied for second in club history with 56 career rushing touchdowns, trailing only Pro Football Hall of FamerMARSHALL FAULK (58). · Rookie CB JANORIS JENKINS recorded three interception-return touchdowns, tied for the most by a rookie in NFL history and the most by any St. Louis player in a season. Jenkins returned two INTs for touchdowns in Week 12, becoming the fourth rookie to accomplish the feat in league annals. · WR DANNY AMENDOLA in Week 2 collected 15 receptions, tying a franchise record held by ISAAC BRUCE and FLIPPER ANDERSON. Amendola tied an NFL record with 12 catches in the first half (REGGIE WAYNE, 12 on 12/30/2007).

*SAN DIEGO CHARGERS*	· QB PHILIP RIVERS (3,606) is the first Charger to pass for 3,500 yards in five consecutive seasons. His 27,891 career passing yards trail only Pro Football Hall of Famer DAN FOUTS (43,040) in team annals. · Rivers passed for 26 touchdowns, extending his team-record streak of consecutive seasons with at least 25 touchdown passes to five.

*SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS*	· Won the NFC West in back-to-back seasons for the first time since winning four consecutive titles from 1992-1995. · JIM HARBAUGH, whose team earned a first-round bye in 2012, joined GEORGE SEIFERT (1989-90) as the only 49ers head coaches to win the NFC West division in each of their first two seasons. · RB FRANK GORE became San Francisco’s all-time leader in rushing attempts (1,911) and rushing touchdowns (51). · LB ALDON SMITH led the NFC with a franchise-record 19.5 sacks. · In Week 5, San Francisco amassed a franchise-record 621 yards (311 rushing, 310 passing) and became the first team in NFL history with 300 yards passing and 300 yards rushing. The 49ers had a 300-yard passer (ALEX SMITH, 303 yards), 100-yard rusher (FRANK GORE, 106 yards), and two 100-yard receivers (MICHAEL CRABTREE, 113 yards and VERNON DAVIS, 106 yards) in the same game for the first time since November 19, 1961.

*SEATTLE SEAHAWKS*	· Earned a Wild Card berth at 11-5, the team’s best record since finishing 13-3 in 2005 en route to Super Bowl XL. · Won all eight regular-season games at home for the third time since 2003. Seattle was the only team with a perfect record at home in 2012. QB RUSSELL WILSON is the first rookie quarterback since 1970 to win all of his team’s home games. · Wilson set team rookie records for passing yards (3,118), completion percentage (64.1), touchdown passes (26) and passer rating (100.0). His passer rating is the highest of any player in team history. · RB MARSHAWN LYNCH rushed for 1,590 yards with 11 touchdowns. His 1,590 rushing yards are the third-most in a season in club annals. · Scored 58 points in Week 14 and 50 in Week 15, the first time a team has scored at least 50 points in back-to-back games in a season since the 1950 New York Giants. Seattle outscored opponents by 91 points (108-17) in those contests, the largest margin of victory in a two-game span since Chicago in 1941 (95 points). · DE CHRIS CLEMONS (11.5) posted at least 11 sacks for the third consecutive season, becoming the first Seahawk to record at least 10 sacks in each of his first three seasons with the club.

*TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS*	· QB JOSH FREEMAN threw for a club-record 4,065 yards. Freeman is the only quarterback in Buccaneers history with three 3,400+ yard seasons, accomplishing the feat in each of the past three years. · WR VINCENT JACKSON caught 72 passes for 1,384 yards, the second-most receiving yards in Buccaneers history (MARK CARRIER, 1,422 in 1989). · Rookie RB DOUG MARTIN established Tampa Bay rookie records for rushing yards (1,454) and rushing touchdowns (11). · Martin set single-game team records by rushing for 251 yards and four TDs in Week 9, both of which were the highest totals by any player in 2012. Martin and MIKE ANDERSON (12/3/2000) are the only players in NFL history to rush for at least 250 yards and four touchdowns in a game. Martin had TD runs of 70, 67, 45 and one yards in the contest. He is the first player in NFL history with rushing touchdowns of at least 70, 65 and 45 yards in a single game.

*TENNESSEE TITANS*	· RB CHRIS JOHNSON (1,243) joined EDDIE GEORGE (five, 1996-2000) as the only players in club history to reach 1,000 rushing yards in five consecutive seasons.Johnson (6,888) also became the third player in franchise history with 6,500 career rushing yards (George, 10,009 and Pro Football Hall of Famer EARL CAMPBELL, 8,574). · Johnson ran for a franchise-long 94-yard touchdown in Week 15. · WR KENDALL WRIGHT (64) tied for the most receptions among NFL rookies, the second-most by a rookie in team history (BILL GROMAN, 72 in ’60). · KR-WR DARIUS REYNAUD registered a Titans-record 105-yard kickoff-return touchdown in Week 3. · In Week 3, Tennessee became the first team in NFL history to score five touchdowns of at least 60 yards in a game in its 44-41 overtime win over Detroit: TOMMIE CAMPBELL, 65-yard punt-return TD; JARED COOK, 61-yard TD reception from JAKE LOCKER;DARIUS REYNAUD, 105-yard kick-return TD; NATE WASHINGTON, 71-yard TD reception from Locker; and ALTERRAUN VERNER, 72-yard fumble-return TD. · In Week 17, the Titans became the first team in NFL history with two interception-return touchdowns and two punt-return touchdowns in the same game in the Titans’ 38-20 win over Jacksonville. Rookie linebacker ZACH BROWN scored both interception-return touchdowns (79 and 30 yards) and Reynaud scored both punt-return touchdowns (69 and 81 yards).

*WASHINGTON REDSKINS*	· Won the NFC East for the first time since 1999. · Became the fifth team in NFL history to qualify for the playoffs after a 3-6 start. · MIKE SHANAHAN (175) surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famers BUD GRANT (168),PAUL BROWN (170) and JOE GIBBS (171) and MIKE HOLMGREN (174) for 11th place all-time in career victories. · Rookie QB ROBERT GRIFFIN III passed for 3,200 yards with 20 touchdowns versus five interceptions for a 102.4 rating and rushed for 815 yards with seven touchdowns. Griffin is Washington’s first quarterback to reach 3,000 passing yards and 15 passing TDs while surrendering fewer than 10 interceptions. · Rookie RB ALFRED MORRIS finished second in the NFL with a team-record 1,613 rushing yards. · Morris (13) recorded more rushing touchdowns than any Redskins rookie. His 13 rushing TDs led the NFC and were the second-most in the NFL. · Griffin and Morris are the first rookie teammates with 3,000+ yards passing and 1,500+ rushing yards. The pair is also the first QB-RB combo to rush for at least 500 yards each in their rookie season.

NY Jets display at Dick's Sporting Goods Mocks Tebow

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Thu, 03 Jan 2013 02:13:00 +0000

At a Dick's Sporting Goods in New York someone decided to have some fun with the Jets in this store display. As you can see, Tim Tebow is riding the bench. And, of course, we're pretty sure Mark Sanchez has fumbled the football.

Source: reddit.com/r/nfl/

J.J. Watt is a heck of a nice guy

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Fri, 14 Dec 2012 18:41:00 +0000

After a tragic car accident orphaned three children, the Houston Texans J.J. Watt entered their lives. Rick Reilly looks at Watt's incredible friendship with the kids and how they have influenced each other. Try not to cry. We dare you.

FSU Fan Is An Idiot

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Tue, 27 Nov 2012 02:36:00 +0000

Apparently this FSU fan doesn't grasp how mirrors work.

30 Classic Sports Posters We Can't Believe Are Real

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sun, 11 Nov 2012 16:24:00 +0000

There was a magical and bizarre time we like to call the '80s and '90s. It was a time when nothing was too outlandish, cheesy or over the top if you were a famous athlete.... especially if you were a famous athlete. Don't believe us? Check out these amazing posters we remember from our childhood. Honestly, we thought we'd dreamt these. To our surprise, we were wrong.

(Click images to enlarge.)

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sat, 03 Nov 2012 00:51:00 +0000

Why is Jon Gruden on the Cover of a Vampire Romance Novel?

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 13:25:00 +0000

First off, don't ask how we stumbled across this. OK, we'll tell you. While scrolling through a list of new ebooks coming out this month, an image popped up and we thought, "Cool, Jon Gruden has a new book out." Wrong. It was a chick book. Which immediately left us wondering, "Why is Jon Gruden on the cover of a vampire romance novel?"

Seriously, who else would have those horrible wispy bangs? Apparently only Jon Gruden and a vampire named Lothaire.

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2012 Fantasy Football Running Back Ranking Links: Week 4

noreply@blogger.com (The Mac Bros.) — Sat, 29 Sep 2012 19:00:00 +0000

We've rounded up the best Fantasy Football Running Back Ranking Links for Week 4 (2012) to help you decide who to start and who to sit on your fantasy football team from some of our favorite experts. Click logos to see rankings.

2012 Running Back Rankings for Week 4