Steven Hirsch, 01.12.2011

Mets blogger

Dear New York Jets Fan, While it is rare that I write about the NFL, I thought I would take this opportunity to wish you and your team good luck...

Len Berman, 01.12.2011

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

I guess Cleveland misses LeBron James. They got drubbed by the Lakers last night, 112-57, the fewest points in Cavaliers history. James sent out a Tweet during the game chiding his old team. Nice, huh?

Len Berman, 01.11.2011

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

Nobody needed the Jets win over the Colts more than their coach. All hell would have broken loose if Rex Ryan had lost. Headlines would have blared "Foot In Mouth Disease."

Margaret Ruth, 01.06.2011

Author, Columnist, Intuition & Psychic Expert, Popular Radio Psychic

For this New Year of 2011, here is a gift to give yourself and your loved ones: that of you climbing outside box-like inner rigidities and becoming open.

Amy Turek, 01.06.2011

ChicksInTheHuddle.com

The Patriots are the safe, boring, bet. They meet expectations. They represent stability, reliability, and consistency. Excellent characteristics, but are they exciting? No.

Amy Turek, 12.14.2010

ChicksInTheHuddle.com

After watching the Bears collapse like the Metrodome under pressure on Sunday, you might be tempted to believe former Steelers Head Coach Bill Cowher is right about the team missing the playoffs. He's not.

Len Berman, 12.07.2010

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

Really Hard Knocks. The Patriots take over first place crushing the Jets 45-3. Jets coach Rex Ryan calls it the biggest "butt kicking" he's ever taken as a coach.

Jill Baughman, 01.14.2011

Steelers Chick at ChicksintheHuddle.com

The New England Patriots got beat by the Cleveland Browns 34-14 last week. The Pittsburgh Steelers barely won against the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday...

Joe Lapointe, 12.19.2010

Sports Journalist

Any football viewer knows that a disproportionate amount of serious head and spinal injuries occur on kickoffs when large, aggressive and armored athletes charge toward each other from great distances.

Andrew Brandt, 12.07.2010

President, The National Football Post

The trade of Randy Moss from the Patriots to the Vikings proves once again that the more things change, the more things stay the same.

Dave Zirin, 12.06.2010

Sports correspondent, The Nation Magazine

The Patriots' trade of Moss to the Vikings represents everything I despise about NFL "conventional wisdom" and the New England Patriots organization.

Andrew Brandt, 11.26.2010

President, The National Football Post

The strange ranting of Randy Moss last week takes me back to the weekend of the 2007 Draft, much of which Brett Favre and I spent trying to sign him to the Packers.

Alyssa Jung, 11.24.2010

Bills Chick at www.chicksinthehuddle.com

As of the now, the only thing winning out of Buffalo is Carl Paladino, who crushed his competition in the Republican primary and keeps inching closer ...

Alyssa Jung, 11.23.2010

Bills Chick at www.chicksinthehuddle.com

Finally, by the grace of something, Chan Gailey announced that Trent Edwards would spend some indefinite, quality time on the bench and Ryan Fitzpatrick would suit up and hit the turf in the hopes that he would actually throw the ball down the field.

Alyssa Jung, 11.21.2010

Bills Chick at www.chicksinthehuddle.com

There are a few words I could use to describe the Week 2 loss -- excuse me, blowout --in Green Bay. Embarrassing. Ridiculous. Unbelievable. Summing it up, the game was basically a hot mess.

Bennet Kelley, 11.12.2010

Award-winning columnist and political analyst

I welcome the start of a new season with excitement. But Angelenos got to watch the lowly Raiders pummeled by the mediocre Tennessee Titans (2009 record: 8-8). Oh boy!

Shaneika Dabney, 10.11.2010

Creator of the female football fan website chicksinthehuddle.com

Did you feel the Earth tremor, yesterday? That's probably because the forces of good and evil collided at Gillette Stadium in Foxboro when the Saints...

Andrew Brandt, 09.28.2010

President, The National Football Post

Despite the ongoing labor battles, it is a minor upset that Peyton Manning and Tom Brady do not have contract extensions by now as camps begin.

Neil K. Shenai, 06.22.2010

Student of Political Economy

The draft is the biggest redistributive element of the NFL. In that sense, thirty-two fan bases have something to get excited about every April when the NFL convenes for its annual dog and pony show

Joe Favorito, 05.09.2010

Branding consultant

Can an institute of higher learning like MIT find a way to create that Davos-like event for the sports industry on a global basis?

Dan Weiner and Greg Hanlon, 03.18.2010

In this Wildcard Weekend Preview, we welcome back our resident Dallas Cowboys expert to reflect on Texas's loss in the BCS and on the Cowboys upcoming rematch against the Eagles in Dallas.