 The Boys won their first playoff game since the 90’s last weekbreaking that embarrassing streak of impotence but for Texas where football is lifethat is not enough. Cowboys Nation to their credit measures success in Lombarditrophies so what happens if they lose to the Vikings on Sunday? Prior towriting this I completed a piece about the Vikings and how they pushed in alltheir chips on Brett Favre ...
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 I always thought it was taboo to quietly hope the Skins tankedthis season in the hope of a higher draft pick. That was the case until I tunedin to ESPN 980’s Monday Morning Quarterback show where NFL Hall of Famer, SonnyJurgensen said and I quote “The Redskins need to start thinkingstrategically about the draft and not win themselves out of a high draft pick”Sonny Jorgensen has forgotten more abou...
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 I grew up as a Redskins fan starting with the George Allen.I endured the lowest of lows and the highest of highs. I cannot speak for otherfans but this is the absolute lowest I’ve seen this franchise in terms ofrespectability and competence. Instead of trashing Snyder and others I willoffer my ideas on a solution.
I would first hire JimmyJohnson. There are a couple ofthings about Johnson t...
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 There is no perfect NFL owner so I will construct one using bits and pieces from select owners.
1. Tenacity - The Rooney's, Pittsburgh - Every year you can count on the Pittsburgh Steelers to be tough as a two dollar steak. In a lot of ways a football team is a direct reflection of it's owner.
2. Patience - The Rooney's, Pittsburgh - Has anyone ever seen the Steelers go on a free age...
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 I'm sure a lot of folks in Cowboys Nation are happy with the decision to dump Terrell Owens, but I'm pretty certain that TO wasn't the only problem in Cowboy Land. TO wasn't on the field when the Ravens punked the Cowboys defense twice to the tune of two long TD runs in the last game at Texas Stadium. TO wasn't the offensive coordinator who chose to throw the ball the majority of the time instead ...
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