We enjoy our liquor as much as anybody, but when booze causes you to spontaneously pee yourself, it's probably time to cut back. Just ask former Washington Redskins defensive back Fred Smoot. He knows this better than anybody.
Okay, America. We have some news that will profoundly affect how you watch the Super Bowl. Brace yourself.
The family of the late Junior Seau has filed a wrongful death suit against the NFL Wednesday, alleging that the trauma the 12-time Pro Bowl linebacker suffered while playing in the league caused a brain disease that led him to commit suicide in May 2012.
NFL fans could see laser first-down markers like those currently visible on television broadcasts also used in stadiums in the future. (Insert bad Dr. Evil impression saying "lasers" here)
Former Oakland Raiders head coach Bill Callahan has denied an allegation by two of his star players that he "sabotaged" the team in Super Bowl XXXVII by making a late change to the game plan.
Well, it's settled. New England Patriots head coach, Bill Belichick, is a sore loser - at least in the eyes of Abilene.
M&Ms return with their mascot, the much beloved Ms. Brown. Ms. Brown was introduced in M&M's Super Bowl commercial in 2012 and found instant popularity.
The Dallas Cowboys can't seem to stay out of trouble. Two months after defensive lineman, Josh Brent, was busted for involuntary manslaughter for driving drunk and killing a teammate, nose tackle, Jay Ratliff, was arrested and charged with DWI. So, which Dallas Cowboys player will be next to get into trouble?
It just keeps getting worse and worse for the Dallas Cowboys. Nose tackle, Jay Ratliff, was arrested and charged with DWI after crashing his car in Grapevine, Texas.
Sarah Redden is a cute little San Francisco 49ers fan who is one heck of a rapper. As the Niners approach their match-up with the Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII, Redden releases a video rapping about her love for her team, including starting quarterback Colin Kaepernick.
This is too cute not to watch. She's got skills.
In the vein of conspiracy theories often suggested by late Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis, two former star wide receivers of the NFL franchise believe that their head coach intentionally changed the game plan so his team would lose Super Bowl XXXVII in 2003.
After Teddy the talking porcupine correctly predicted the winner of the 2012 Super Bowl, we decided never to scoff at a fortune-telling animal again. So, when we heard that a clairvoyant camel had peered into the future and determined the winner of this year's game, we were all ears.
