In this special edition of Coed Magazine’s NFL Upon Further Review for Super Bowl XLVI: Kelly Clarkson doesn’t screw up, Tom Brady does the safety dance, Victor Cruz brings the salsa, M.I.A gives the middle finger, Wes Welker’s bad timing, Mario Manningham makes a great catch, Ahmad Bradshaw falls back, a Patriots miracle comes up shor… Click to read more

For all you New York Football Giants fans out there, the team is only one step away from claiming their fourth Super Bowl victory in team history. When the Vegas lines makers decided the give the edge to the Patriots, I could readily assume that many Big Blue followers weren’t pleased. However, don’t fret Giants fans – in this post, I’ll be giving y… Click to read more

There are two anthems making waves online today – the first is from Depo, produced by Fotsbeats and came to us via Minority Sports Report, and the other comes from Trubz ‘n’ Matlock and was produced by Digital Media Services at Murray State University. I was going to pit “We Are Mizzou” against Murray State but that sh*t was pr… Click to read more

Eli’s going going back back to the Super Bowl. Over the years, we’ve grown accustomed to Manning Face but in the NFC Championship Game against the Niners – we saw Eli take some brutal hits all of which were accompanied by his trademark cringe. But one face will always hold a place in our hearts – the classic drunk pic he shared with a blo… Click to read more

In this Conference Championship edition of NFL Upon Further Review: Steven Tyler’s national anthem was interesting, Billy Cundiff’s “Wide Left” moment, a classic Ravens fan freak out, Vernon Davis jumps on a camera platform, Kyle Williams enters joins Cundiff in the NFL Player Death Pool, Tynes kicks the Giants to another Super Bowl, and my prediction fo… Click to read more

We were perfect with our predictions in the Wild Card Round, so we decided to play it cool and not publish our picks in the Divisional Round (we didn’t want to rub it in). But, in all honesty, I personally went undefeated with my Divisional picks, which I’m pretty psyched about only because I’m on pace to win some sweet playoff pool loot. I… Click to read more

The first round of the 2012 NFL playoffs are set to kick off this weekend with the two lowest seeded division winners hosting the Wild Cards. We gave you a sneak preview in this past week’s NFL Upon Further Review, but now we go the extra yard with extensive photo galleries of each team’s cheerleaders. Before everyone flips out, we know the Giants and Steelers don’t have official cheerleaders but they do have some sexy fans. Check out their pics and our predictions then vote for the hotter pom-pom pushers.

Last week’s victory against the Jets has once again placed the Giant’s playoff destiny in their hands. If they win on Sunday against “America’s Team,” they win the NFC East and a chance to compete in the Superbowl. Unfortunately for the NY Football Giants, the same can be said of ‘Dem Boys. We can’t predict what’s going to happen, but we can help to determine who’s got the hotter fans.

When the schedule first came out, fans creamed in their collective pants when they saw the Jets-Giants matchup on Christmas Eve. But over the last month or so, Big Blue and Gang Green have almost completely blown any shot they had at making the playoffs. The game’s now been dubbed “The Pooper Bowl”. Though the play on the field might be sh*tty, we can always hope the camera pans to sexy fans in the stands (Kate Upton maybe?). To get you excited we’re presenting each team’s sexiest fans and asking you to vote for the hotter squad. Click through to review.

In this week’s edition of NFL Upon Further Review, Stevie Johnson shoots himself in the leg for a celebration, Ndamukong Suh’s a big fan of Stomp, the Cowboys hate sweeties that tweet, the Titans reverse a kickoff return, punt returns were in supply for the Rams & Cards, Nick Novak relieves himself on the sidelines, and Jerome Simpson performs a flop that would make soccer players proud. Check out the week’s top highlights (and lowlights) then read our preview of tonight’s MNF contest between the Giants and Saints after the jump.

As week 4 of the NFL season comes to a close, we take a look at last night’s turnover-heavy Jets-Ravens matchup, the Lions’ and 49ers impressive comebacks against the Cowboys and Eagles, the controversial call which allowed the Giants to come back and snatch victory away from the Cards, the Vikings’ tailspin, Tom Brady and Devin Hester’s milestones, and a preview of Monday night’s game between the Bucs and Colts. Check out all the insight and analysis after the jump.

I’m a super huge Giants fan but last night’s win was ugly in every possible way. If it weren’t for the Rams’ ineptitude, the G-men would be 0-2. Even when the Giants had things go right for them, it ended up making them look bad. Hixon’s acrobatic catch for the score before half? Hurt himself. Bradford throws a lateral that Cadillac can’t handle, Michael Boley scoops it up and runs for the score then… he tries to fire the ball against the wall and ends up CRUSHING a Giants employee in the face. It’s gonna be a loooooooooong season. Check out the cringeworthy clip after the jump.

The last few years it seems the trend in the NFC, at least, is for #5 and #6 seeds to look mediocre during the regular season then straight up run the gamut and win it all when it counts. The AFC has been fairly more predictable with the Pats, Colts, and Steelers playing merry go round at the top of the heap. With the Lockout ending in late July, most teams are struggling to make up for lost time. With more than 250 games on tap, we’ve narrowed down the field to the 20 we’re most looking forward to. Check’ em out after the jump.

Of course we all have favorite songs by music artists that can (sometimes fortunately)  be called “one-hit wonders.”  Sports is no different, as many players have had one great moment in a career that was otherwise undistinguished and perhaps downright awful.  The Super Bowl has had its fair share of such performances throughout its histo… Click to read more

After another wild weekend in the NFL, the final seeds are set for this year’s playoffs. Twelve teams will enter the postseason with Super Bowl aspirations, all of which believe they have a realistic shot at making the Big Game. As most teams gear up for this “new” season, they believe all bets are off. Regular season records no longer matter. It’s what you do in this next 3-4 games that counts. So, if you’re a Chiefs or Seahawks fan and you think there’s not a shot in hell your team’s holding the Lombardi Trophy come February, you might want to take a look at this list of Super Bowl improbables.