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How we should remember John Madden

How we should remember John Madden

Posted by | Dec 29, 2021 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 4 minutesAfter dedicating an entire lifetime to the game of football, John Madden can be remembered for many things: The youngest NFL Head Coach to be hired (age 32), win a Super Bowl (age 40), and earn one-hundred wins (age 42). The highest regular-season winning percentage of any coach in NFL history with a minimum of 100 victories. (.759 | 103-32-7) Absolutely zero losing seasons in 10 years as the Head Coach of the Oakland Raiders. The first sportscaster to work for AND broadcast the Super Bowl (11 total) on all of the “Big Four” television networks....

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Sam Darnold’s Jets Tenure was the Ultimate Butt-Fumble

Sam Darnold’s Jets Tenure was the Ultimate Butt-Fumble

Posted by | Apr 6, 2021 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 6 minutesOn April 26th, 2018, I woke up in the shower. Not because I was getting myself ready for school: I legitimately slept-walked into the shower at 3:00 AM because I couldn’t sleep the night before the NFL Draft. If that story doesn’t describe the absolute thirst that Jets fans (like myself) have to find their franchise Quarterback, I don’t know what does. ———————— So how did we end up here, nearly 3 years later, with Sam Darnold in Carolina Panthers’ blue? The answer is the perfect storm that only the Jets could produce. I hate this...

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Harshly Grading and Analyzing the New NFL Uniforms

Harshly Grading and Analyzing the New NFL Uniforms

Posted by | May 23, 2020 | , | 0 |

Reading Time: 7 minutesAs the NFL enters a new era following their 100th season, many teams decided to switch up their looks, whether in a modern, or traditional manner.  Being a logo and uniform expert, I decided to grade and analyze all the new looks for the 2020 season. Make sure to comment your takes below, on whether or not you agree with my grades.   Los Angeles Chargers The only thing holding back the Chargers from a better grade was the sizing off the Bolts on the shoulders, and the helmet numbers — which were a bit too...

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The Truth Behind Brady’s Departure

The Truth Behind Brady’s Departure

Posted by | Mar 18, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: 3 minutesWhile Brady’s future may be blurry, one thing is clear as day: Tom Brady did not make the decision to leave New England — Bill Belichick did. As some of you may remember, I wrote an extensive piece in January, explaining the truth behind the Jimmy Garoppolo drama, and the undervalued — yet very real — power struggle between Brady, Bill, and Kraft. In that, I stated: Robert Kraft is now faced with a massive decision this offseason. Does he listen to Bill Belichick this time [unlike the Jimmy G dilemma], and move on from Brady...

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Brandon Steiner’s New Business Venture, and Journey to the Top: Recap of our Interview

Brandon Steiner’s New Business Venture, and Journey to the Top: Recap of our Interview

Posted by | Jan 17, 2020 | , , | 0 |

Reading Time: < 1 minutesRecently, I had the great opportunity to publish an article for the Queens Courier – which is a part of Schneps Media – following up on my recent interview with Brandon Steiner. Steiner is the former founder and CEO of Steiner Sports, and current founder and CEO of CollectibleXChange. In the article, I recap our insightful chat about his brand new venture — CollectibleXchange — as well as his history as a bold entrepreneur, and his many thoughts on the new age of incoming Gen-Z entrepreneurs at the Distinguished Business Leaders Awards Luncheon held by, Long Island’s networking...

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