Don’t call it a comeback because my picks are pretty weak but I dropped two games overall after week nine and I got them back this past weekend with a 8-6 record. My season mark is now 70-62-1. This means I beat the spread 53 percent of the time making me better than flipping a coin but not quite as good as picking out of a hat. Read the full story

It’s mid-November so it’s time for the NFL to start their week on Thursday and for cable subscribers to flock to sports bars or the buddy’s place with satellite. Unless the Bears and Niners are playing in which case catching the highlights will do. Read the full story

I can predict the future. Last week I said I would improve my record by two games and I ended up going 7-5. The sad thing is I was 5-1 at one point and then Sunday afternoon/Monday night happened and I fell apart. The Packers, Cardinals, Jags, and Saints stopped my roll and left my season mark at 57-49-1. Read the full story

It’s not often that you can go to an NFL game for free but National Football Post is giving you that chance. All you have to do is register here and be close to a city with Southwest Airlines. Read the full story

If you’re using my picks for anything other than entertainment purposes you’re a moron. You’d be better off having your girlfriend or dog or dog girlfriend if you’re the Steve Phillips type making the picks for you. I went 5-6-1 last week and picked beauties like Tampa Bay, Cleveland, and Oakland. They lost by a combined 104-10. I should barely be allowed to pick my own clothes let alone pick football games. Read the full story

I said last week “The NFL season is taking shape which means picking games against the spread should be getting easier” and then posted a 7-6 record in week six. I’m one game above .500 the last two weeks but 45-38 overall. Read the full story

Meet Kyle Orton and Jeff Reed. Two NFL players that enjoy liquor in two very different ways. The Neckbeard is a fun-drinker; he’ll take regrettable pictures like pretending to service his buddy, but all in all he doesn’t mean any harm. Pittsburgh Steelers kicker Jeff Reed is a disorderly drinker. At least that’s what Pittsburgh police say. Read the full story