Just in case you guys forgot about how incompetent Brad Childress was as a head coach for the Vikings, here’s a link to the second post ever made by No Credentials.
9. Magic Beat Kings By Seven
This
is a result that I expect none of you to care about, but No Credentials needed
some good news after all the money we lost on the Steelers. Thanks to Orlando
for covering the spread
by half a point.
8. Chiefs Remove Interim Tag From Head Coach Romeo
Crennel
I
always thought Romeo got a bad rap in Cleveland, so I’m happy to see the former
Pats defensive coordinator get
a second chance in Kansas City.
7. Giants Destroy Pathetic Falcons
A
fifth grader challenged me to a game of Madden the other day. While I beat him
easily (no mercy from me when it comes to Madden), his play calling was much
more logical than what Atlanta was running. How do you run the same quarterback
sneak on two
fourth and ones and get stuffed twice? Remind me to never pick the Falcons
in a playoff game again.
6. New England Patriots re-hire Josh McDaniels
Two
sets of kudos need to be given out here. One goes to the New England Patriots.
Bill Belichick has been known as a guy that holds grudges, and usually doesn’t
get along with former assistants who have left the nest (remember Eric
Mangini?). Big ups to him for bringing a guy back who once did eight hundred
celebratory fist pumps after beating the Patriots in 2009. The second set goes
to McDaniels, who was willing to put
his ego aside and return to his old job. Expect McDaniels to rebuild his
stock within two years and earn another head coaching gig.
5. Jarome Iginla Scores Goal #500
Jarome
Iginla has been the captain or co-captain of my fantasy hockey teams four of
the last five seasons, so I’m happy for Iggy to reach this
milestone. Now we just need to give him the Ray Bourque treatment and ship
him to a contender.
4. Yankees Posada Retires
I
always thought Posada was a douche bag, so if you want to read nice things
about him, check out this
post by ESPN’s Wallace Matthews.
3. Texans Clobber Bengals
It
would be really easy to get excited about Houston after the thumping they
delivered to Cincinnati Saturday, but I do see them giving Joe Flacco some
trouble next Saturday.
2. Saints Explode in Second Half, Outlast Lions
If
your on the 49ers, you better be praying for 25 mph winds and rain this coming
Saturday. It’s going to take some help from Mother Nature to slow down the
Saints attack.
1. Tebow, Powered By God, Shocks Steelers in Overtime
Denver’s
offensive game plan was one of the best I’ve ever seen by a team that is a
significant underdog. They knew Tebow wouldn’t complete a high percentage of
passes, but they made sure the plays they did hit would go for big yardage. The
80-yard
touchdown in overtime will probably go down as one of the best sports
moments of 2012.
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