You bring in your own Brett Favre, because Chicago has always wanted one. Then, you bring in a passing-game guru to change a Neanderthal franchise, the Chicago Bears, into something modern. And what do the Bears do with quarterback Jay Cutler and offensive coordinator Mike Martz, The Genius? They lose. They get Cutler killed. They [...]
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Bears ditch pass-happy offense in win
October 3rd, 2011 
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No Comments »Adrian Peterson releases donation plans
September 24th, 2011 afcbeast In March, we noted Adrian Peterson’s ill-advised analogy that suggested NFL players are the victims of “modern-day slavery.” Modern-day slavery, after all, is known as human trafficking. In May, Peterson released a collaborative video with the DNA Foundation, a non-profit group headed by actors Demi Moore and Ashton Kutcher that raises awareness of human trafficking. [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Actors, Adrian, Adrian Peterson, Analogy, Ashton Kutcher, Chicago Bears, Demi Moore, Demi Moore And Ashton, Demi Moore And Ashton Kutcher, Dna, donation, ESPN, Human Trafficking, Match, Nfl Players, Peterson, Plans, Press Release, Profit Group, Releases, Risk Youth, Roy Williams, touchdown No Comments »Polamalu fined $15,000 for horse collar on Ravens’ Williams
September 16th, 2011 afcbeast The biggest upset thus far of the NFL season happened Friday, when it was announced that James Harrison wasn’t the first Pittsburgh Steelers player to be fined for an illegal tackle this season. That honor belongs to All-Pro safety Troy Polamalu, who earned a $15,000 fine for his horse-collar tackle on Ricky Williams last Sunday. [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: $15000, Alphonso Smith, Anquan Boldin, collar, Dreads, fined, Florida High School, Horse, Horse Collar Tackle, James Harrison, Last Sunday, Nfl Season, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Sun, Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Playoff Game, Polamalu, Ravens’, Ricky Williams, Roy Williams, Sentinel Story, State Horse, Sun Sentinel, Troy Polamalu, Vernacular, Williams 1 Comment »Polamalu fine for horse-collar seems harsh
September 16th, 2011 afcbeast If the report in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review is correct, the NFL’s $15,000 fine of Steelers safety Troy Polamalu for a horse-collar tackle seems excessive. Polamalu Yes, a horse-collar tackle can potentially end a player’s career. But many times, it’s the result of a defender desperately trying to grab onto anything to bring down the ball-carrier. “It [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Afternoon View, Ball Carrier, ESPN, fine, game, Horse Collar Tackle, Kevin Kolb, NFL, Packers Cornerback Charles Woodson, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Polamalu, Punch, Ravens, Ray Rice, Ricky, Roy Williams, running back, Steelers, Takedown, Troy Polamalu No Comments »Polamalu fine for horse-collar seems harsh
September 16th, 2011 afcbeast If the report in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review is correct, the NFL’s $15,000 fine of Steelers safety Troy Polamalu for a horse-collar tackle seems excessive. Polamalu Yes, a horse-collar tackle can potentially end a player’s career. But many times, it’s the result of a defender desperately trying to grab onto anything to bring down the ball-carrier. “It [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Afternoon View, Ball Carrier, ESPN, fine, game, harsh, Horse Collar Tackle, horsecollar, Kevin Kolb, NFL, Packers Cornerback Charles Woodson, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Polamalu, Punch, Ravens, Ray Rice, Ricky, Roy Williams, running back, seems, Steelers, Takedown, Troy Polamalu No Comments »Polamalu fine for horse-collar seems harsh
September 16th, 2011 afcbeast If the report in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review is correct, the NFL’s $15,000 fine of Steelers safety Troy Polamalu for a horse-collar tackle seems excessive. Polamalu Yes, a horse-collar tackle can potentially end a player’s career. But many times, it’s the result of a defender desperately trying to grab onto anything to bring down the ball-carrier. “It [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Afternoon View, Ball Carrier, ESPN, fine, game, Horse Collar Tackle, Kevin Kolb, NFL, Packers Cornerback Charles Woodson, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Polamalu, Punch, Ravens, Ray Rice, Ricky, Roy Williams, running back, Steelers, Takedown, Troy Polamalu No Comments »Polamalu fine for horse-collar seems harsh
September 16th, 2011 afcbeast If the report in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review is correct, the NFL’s $15,000 fine of Steelers safety Troy Polamalu for a horse-collar tackle seems excessive. Polamalu Yes, a horse-collar tackle can potentially end a player’s career. But many times, it’s the result of a defender desperately trying to grab onto anything to bring down the ball-carrier. “It [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Afternoon View, Ball Carrier, ESPN, fine, game, harsh, Horse Collar Tackle, horsecollar, Kevin Kolb, NFL, Packers Cornerback Charles Woodson, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Polamalu, Punch, Ravens, Ray Rice, Ricky, Roy Williams, running back, seems, Steelers, Takedown, Troy Polamalu No Comments »Polamalu fine for horse-collar seems harsh
September 16th, 2011 afcbeast If the report in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review is correct, the NFL’s $15,000 fine of Steelers safety Troy Polamalu for a horse-collar tackle seems excessive. Polamalu Yes, a horse-collar tackle can potentially end a player’s career. But many times, it’s the result of a defender desperately trying to grab onto anything to bring down the ball-carrier. “It [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: Afternoon View, Ball Carrier, ESPN, fine, game, Horse Collar Tackle, Kevin Kolb, NFL, Packers Cornerback Charles Woodson, Pittsburgh Tribune Review, Polamalu, Punch, Ravens, Ray Rice, Ricky, Roy Williams, running back, Steelers, Takedown, Troy Polamalu No Comments »Urlacher leaves Bears to be with family after mother’s passing
September 14th, 2011 afcbeast Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher has left the Chicago Bears for an open-ended period of time to be with his family following the unexpected passing of his mother, 51-year-old Lavoyda Lenard, who died Monday, according to a statement released by the team. No other information has been given as to the reason for her death, and [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: after, Bears, Brent Smith, Brian Urlacher, Chicago Bears, Emotional Leader, Emotional Time, ESPN, Espn Magazine, family, Fire Fantasy, Foul Play, Heart And Soul, Israel Idonije, Jay Cutler, Leaves, Lenard, linebacker, mother’s, passing, Rex Grossman, Roy Williams, Texas Sheriff, Thoughts And Prayers, Titus County Texas, Urlacher, Yahoo Sports No Comments »Urlacher leaves Bears to be with family after mother’s passing
September 14th, 2011 afcbeast Chicago Bears linebacker Brian Urlacher has left the Chicago Bears for an open-ended period of time to be with his family following the unexpected passing of his mother, 51-year-old Lavoyda Lenard. Mrs. Lenard passed away on Monday, according to a statement released by the team. No other information has been given as to the reason [...]
Posted in Around The League Tags: after, Bears, Brent Smith, Brian Urlacher, Chicago Bears, Emotional Leader, Emotional Time, ESPN, Espn Magazine, family, Football Team, Foul Play, Heart And Soul, Israel Idonije, Jay Cutler, Leaves, linebacker, mother’s, passing, Period Of Time, Roy Williams, Sunday Afternoon, Texas Sheriff, Thoughts And Prayers, Titus County Texas, Urlacher, Yahoo Sports No Comments »
