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Emmitt Smith: "Vote in Michael Irvin now." Michael Irvin is among the 15 finalists who will be considered for election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame when the Hall's Board of Selectors meets in Detroit on Saturday. Irvin is the most controversial of the Cowboy triplets and Smith claims bias could be keeping him out. To that some claim Balderdash!

posted by justgary at 01:02 AM on February 04

Super Superbowl fan: He's attended all 39! When you ask Henschel about those $2 million ads the Super Bowl is famous for, he just grins and shakes his head. "Never seen them," he said. "I've never seen the game on television."

posted by Steeler_Fan at 07:43 PM on January 27

Very superstitious, writing's on the wall The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette asked readers to email their superstitions concerning the Steelers. Steelers fans, or not, do you have a superstition for your favorite team(s)?

posted by terrapin at 11:07 AM on January 21

Miller DQ'd near finish line of Swiss race. Double-vision is a bitch when you're trying to run gates. Way to represent, Bode!

posted by woody1090 at 09:36 AM on January 13

NFL 2006 Pick'Em Playoffs SportsFilter Lounge Thanks Hal for being the "Commish" Here's a lounge for some gametime smack talk. Good Luck with your pics.

posted by skydivedad at 03:24 PM on January 07

Brett picks a coach But Mariucci isn't even on the Packers interview list. It could be no Mariucci, no Favre in Green Bay.

posted by roberts at 06:32 AM on January 07

Turn Out the Lights, The Party's Over For the 555th and final time tonight, ABC will air Monday Night Football, the longest-running primetime sports series in television history. The New York Jets played the first game on Sept. 21, 1970, and play ABC's last tonight against the New England Patriots. Though the show's best known for the era when Howard Cosell, Don Meredith and Frank Gifford called the games, MNF draws better ratings today than it did in the '70s, finishing in the top 10 the past 16 years. Jim Jenkins of the Sacramento Bee offers the top 10 MNF moments, which include the gruesome career-ending injury to Joe Thiesmann in 1985, who will be joining Al Michaels next season when the games air on ESPN.

posted by rcade at 10:00 AM on December 26

There was plenty of quit in these pitiful Eagles Without dwelling on McNabb and Owens, has there ever been a worse showing, at home, for a defending conference champ? One of the worst, most uninspired performances I've ever witnessed in sports.

posted by dyams at 07:03 AM on December 06

since ya'll needed a thread I'll now reiterate =D who was the best back of all time yeah i did this 1 before but u all said it was a bust so im posting again...Sanders ,Brown, the Juice Payton give me your thoughts...

posted by Lionsfan20 at 11:06 AM on December 05

Fire Millen! The crowd then started to chant "Fire Millen" and some fans began fashioning their own makeshift signs, using the backs of grocery bags and other items. Millen, who now has a 20-56 record in his four-plus years at the helm, was caught by television cameras laughing, presumably at what was beginning to unfold in the stands. A young fan, perhaps in his early 20s, made up a small "Fire Millen" sign and ran through the crowd, ducking and dodging security. He weaved his way through 15 sections of the stadium, alternately raising his sign, acknowledging the cheering crowd with fist pumps and high fives.

posted by the red terror at 02:02 PM on December 05

Fire Millen! The crowd then started to chant "Fire Millen" and some fans began fashioning their own makeshift signs, using the backs of grocery bags and other items. Millen, who now has a 20-56 record in his four-plus years at the helm, was caught by television cameras laughing, presumably at what was beginning to unfold in the stands. A young fan, perhaps in his early 20s, made up a small "Fire Millen" sign and ran through the crowd, ducking and dodging security. He weaved his way through 15 sections of the stadium, alternately raising his sign, acknowledging the cheering crowd with fist pumps and high fives.

posted by the red terror at 02:02 PM on December 05

since ya'll needed a thread I'll now reiterate =D who was the best back of all time yeah i did this 1 before but u all said it was a bust so im posting again...Sanders ,Brown, the Juice Payton give me your thoughts...

posted by Lionsfan20 at 11:06 AM on December 05

since ya'll needed a thread I'll now reiterate =D who was the best back of all time yeah i did this 1 before but u all said it was a bust so im posting again...Sanders ,Brown, the Juice Payton give me your thoughts...

posted by Lionsfan20 at 11:06 AM on December 05