Devin. Aromashodu. FIN.
In what might be one of the staunchest cases ever of people performing not to be fired, the Bears, playing with heart and conviction for maybe the first time all season, defeated the Minnesota Vikings 36-30 in overtime tonight. Lovie Smith is glowing. (more…)


Don’t you just love how the events of
It’s not like this visit to the Metrodome was my first. I’ve been to a couple Twins games, a few Gophers baseball games, and hell, I played there twice as a college baseball player. I’ve never made it down for a Gopher football or Vikings games until today. And now I know that God was just looking out for me. God did not want me to go to my first ever Bears game at the Dome, and I failed to heed His warning.
Midway through the fourth quarter and the Vikings have a rather comfortable
Jay Cutler didn’t throw an interception until 45 seconds were left in tonight’s
In a way, aren’t you thankful that the Bears didn’t win what was a phenomenally
Sixty-five seconds into today’s 41-21 drubbing courtesy of Arizona, Tommie Harris decided the best way to right his increasingly uncertain situation in Chicago was to
The best thing about beating a team like the Cleveland Browns is getting to wipe the arrogant, holier-than-thou smirk off all of their faces; showing everybody that even the little guy can win for once; sticking it to the privileged kids. Really, who the hell do they think they are? … Oh, wait. They’re the Cleveland Browns.
And let the Brett Favre love affair continue. Walking–albeit, a little slower than he used to–into the place that he built, Favre threw four touchdowns in a
Me: Denver Broncos fans
Second game:
There’s arguably worse ways to start an era. He could have displayed poor decision making, exhibited mechanics that would make you think Rex Grossman should have his own video teaching series, or even