I’ve seen surprising comparisons to Scott Norwood’s Super Bowl miss and the two are not in the same category. Norwood was solid but just pushed and from a much tougher distance.

For some reason I don’t feel like blaming the loss on the only guy who scored points for his team yesterday.

I went to a few Raiders games when I lived in the Bay Area. (A good frind was a die-hard Raiders fan; I wore silver and black purely as life insurance.) In one game against Kansas City, Woodson ran an INT back for a touchdown. I consider it a genuine privilege to have seen such a great player at the peak of his…

Jacksonville then trolled Ryan by stuffing a foot up Buffalo’s ass.

When I was in middle school, I participated in a basketball camp with his son in Minneapolis. Flip was just there as a dad watching but was the current T-Wolves head coach (it was the late 90’s) so everyone knew who he was.

RIP Flip’s Friday Funkadelic. Loved that he shared his insights with us and gave so much to the sport, players, and community.

A light has gone out. We’ve lost a true gentleman of sports.

I never thought anything of Flip until I moved to Minnesota. He is loved by this city, and he was on the verge of bringing the T-Wolves out of the darkness for the second time in his career.

When I was little Flip and KG made this team relevant. Always will have a place in my heart. This news makes me so sad