The back story of this year's Super Bowl is the matchup between Peyton Manning and Drew Brees. One is a native son of New Orleans, and the other is an adopted son. Both promise to do great things for the city.

As the NFL season moves toward the ultimate party, the Super Bowl, the focus for many of the teams is what is required to get to the next level. A big part of the NFL off-season is for each of the 32 NFL teams to uncover those gems to take their respective teams to the next level. The first step in this process is the annual Senior Bowl held each year in Mobile, Ala.

There is no such thing as an NFL expert, though the media continues to boast "Winning bet of the Century" and "Sunday's sure thing." The only guarantee is that your credit card will be charged, win or lose.

The NCAA takes responsibility for the enormous success of college football, but now it must take responsibility for the problems facing some of its most recognizable coaches.

Mike Shanahan appears to be headed to Washington and Mike Holmgren has signed on to be the president of the Browns. So what does that mean for Buffalo? What do these other teams have that the Bills don't?

Head coach Jim Caldwell and his Indianapolis Colts, have the opportunity, provided they beat the New York Jets in their second to last game, to go undefeated in the regular season if they beat the Buffalo Bills in the final week of the season. In this letter, a Bills' season ticket holder begs the Colts' coach to put their best foot forward on January 3rd.

Dan Snyder claims he feels awful for fans of his Washington Redskins. Well, you know what - he should!

The New England Patriots are resting this week, which means the Sinista1 is ready to deliver his annual Top 10 Bye Week List.

With the big Oklahoma-Texas game behind us, you have to ask the question: Are there any better southwestern quarterback names than Colt and Sam?

It's Sunday morning. You have the TV and snacks ready. You give the kids movie money and the spouse is off to the mall. You draw the shades and put the phone on "do not disturb." Your team is on in 10 minutes. What did you forget? The dogs can wait until halftime to be fed. The trash can also wait. Sound familiar? Keep reading!