Mostly everyone, whether a fan or not, has seen some footage of the World’s Strongest Man competition. It’s truly mind-boggling how powerful these competitors are. But many people don’t know that the first competition goes back to 1977, which bears little resemblance to today’s organized and well-planned event. The 1977…

In this article, we’ll go over some MLB history and look at which teams have had 100-win seasons as I pose the question, what does a 100-win season mean if you don’t make it to the World Series? 100 Win Teams in the 2020s In 2022 four teams had over 100 wins in the regular season…

My top 15 quarterbacks of the 1970s are based partly on statistics and my honest opinion, having seen all of them play. It’s also based solely on play in the 1970s; whatever they did during the 1960s or 1980s doesn’t count. Honorable mention to the following four players who did…

With the Super Bowl having just been played, I wanted to look back at a team that many fans assumed would win the Superbowl but didn’t. Some may have forgotten just how good the 1983 Washington Redskins were, but they were one of the most dominant teams of the 1980s…

Thanks again C.J. I'm glad you're enjoying my articles. Growing up in North Jersey, it's likely I would have ended up as a Giants fan myself if not for my older brother.

Brady proved he could win a Super Bowl without Belichick, but football is a team sport and no one player wins a Super Bowl by himself. I don't think there is any doubt that Brady is the best QB of the last 25-30 years, but I have a hard time naming anyone as the greatest ever. When you take a close look at how different every era was and how many variables there are it's nearly impossible to compare players.

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1975 was supposed to be a season of rebuilding for the Cowboys. Veterans Bob Lilly, Cornell Green, Dave Manders, and Walt Garrison had all retired during the off-season. Bob Hayes was traded to the 49ers, John Niland to the Eagles, Craig Morton to the Giants, and Calvin Hill joined the…

Most of us who follow sports have a favorite team. In baseball, my favorite team was always the Yankees. Having grown up only about 20 miles from the “House That Ruth Built,” it’s only natural that I would root for the Yankees. But I don’t think I’m too far out-of-line…