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Romo has missed 2 wide open receivers for potential TDs. This is ridiculous.
Cowboys should just forfeit every drive defensively. Such incompetency.
Thought the same. Picked them for my fantasy, and STL's pathetic D today killed me.
When you have Rodgers or an elite QB, just throw.
Eh Argentina should still have won it. Higuan and Messi missed gimmes.
It was a bad pitch. Barca missed a ton of chances. Messi had one off the post (same case with Villa). But Barca dominated the action most of the...
All I know is Aaron Rodgers is going to break a ton of records this year.
Munich and Man City in same group too. Athletic Madrid and Juventus.
LOL @ Man U.
All the championship teams were pretty much super teams, except maybe Detroit, which had arguably the best starting 5 in the league b/c they were...
If you're going to be great, you're going to be great. I prefer Wiggins have this pressure right off the bat rather than ease himself into his...
What about the ghetto kids suffering for destutenza?
Howard peaked in Orlando. He's one of the stars I've seen that don't get better as his career goes further, which is unfortunate. Noah isn't...
So he's nowhere near his potential but he's the best player alive. C'mon Harden.
It's not even debatable whether it's 1-on-1 or 2-on-2 or whatever.
Possibly. Haven't been impressed with Real. and James isn't playing today.
Anthony Davis easily. He's going to anchor their defense. And he will be all over the offensive boards. Rose/Kyrie/Harden split the playamking...
Lebron retired?
It really depends on the growth of Harden. Can he be dominant 2-way player? And if Howard continues his play like he did v. Portland over the...
He'll be better than Bosh offensively for Lebron, along with rebounding the ball. But I think he lacks the defensive prowess that Bosh...
