We now know who the 15-person Centennial Slate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame’s Class of 2020 will be.
Coaches-turned-broadcasters Jimmy Johnson and Bill Cowher were notified on air during last weekend’s broadcasts that they had made the Hall.
The rest of the slate was announced today. In addition to the two coaches, three contributors were named: (more…)
Well, that was rough. Wild Card weekend was exciting, but the results were tough on Tony and Andy. They combined to go 1-7 on bets, wiping out much of what they had won in the regular season. The picks weren’t very good either.
| Playoff bankroll | Wild Card W/L | Wild Card $ | Remaining bank | |
| Andy | $20,127 | 1-3 | -$6,550 | $13,577 |
| Tony | $19,357 | 0-4 | -$9,750 | $9,607 |
Andy: Nowhere to go but up from here.
Gotta hand it to Tony – he’s not going to go down without a fight. After getting shellacked in week 10 he’s pulled off two consecutive convincing wins. Andy’s still winning though.
| Week 12 | Tony 9-5 |
| Season | Andy 90-85-1 |
Andy missed two of his top three picks last week to fall behind. Can he correct course? Here goes: (more…)
Oooh, some drama.
Usually you get a pretty good sense for which one of us is going to win this thing in the first few weeks, but this year we’ve switched off winning and the overall count is within three games. You can cut the tension with a knife.
Standings:
| Week 3 | Andy 10-6 |
| Season | Andy 25-22-1 |
And they’ve mostly been proud days. Manning has never been the best QB in the league, but he’s probably gone back-and-forth between the second- and third-tier at times, excelling, of course, twice on postseason runs that ended up with New York upsetting New England to win two of its Lombardi trophies.
The question, then, becomes does Eli follow in brother Peyton’s footsteps and try to find another team to hook up with at the end of his career for one or two more runs at postseason glory? Or does he decide that 16 seasons is enough. And, if he chooses the latter, will we be hearing from him again in five or 10 years as he prepares for a speech in Canton?
He’s a little bit of a tough one to assess. Does he have the counting stats? Perhaps. If he retired now, he’d do so as the seventh-ranked QB all-time in passing yardage, though barring injury, Philip Rivers likely will pass him up this season. (more…)
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so did i andy great great exercise to work on and feel like a actual voter
Robert I liked it
so did i andy what did you think of it i enjoyed it a lot
Robert yes I did
Hey andy did you take part in that mock selection meeting on substack that frank Cooney created