Season 2/Episode 1

Check out this week's episode, with our new interview segment. Guest AD Coach Nelson, interviewer Alexa Kay, host Jeremy Hayes, and sports reporters Daveson Perez, Ryan "Chevy" Chevaliar, Eric Russo, and Mike McMahon...

Jeremy's NFL Rankings BCS Style: Week 2

What if the NFL ran a NCAA style of polling to decide who the best teams were to play in a championship game? 

Well, here are the rankings after Week 2





1. San Francisco 49ers (23)
#1...for now.

2. Atlanta Falcons (5)

Beat the #1 team. They jump up to #2.


3. Houston Texans (1)
They could be a Superbowl team or a complete bust.


4. Philadelphia Eagles (1)
Keep their mouths shut, keep Vick healthy and in the pocket, now you're talking.


5. Denver Broncos 
Manning looked ugly, but against a top team. Denver stays in the Top 5.



The rest of the field

6. Steelers

7. Packers

8. Ravens

9. Patriots

10. Giants

11. Bears

12. Cardinals

13. Panthers
14. Lions

15. Chargers

16. Buccaneers

17. Redskins

18. Cowboys

19. Jets

20. Saints

21. Bengals

22. Rams

23. Seahawks

24. Colts

25. Dolphins

26. Bills

27. Vikings

28. Jaguars

29. Chiefs

30. Raiders

31. Browns

32. Titans

What to watch for Week 2...

GAME OF THE WEEK: #3 Texans @ #5 Broncos

"DO SOMETHING ELSE" GAME OF THE WEEK: #26 Bills @ #31 Browns

CLOSE MATCH-UP OF THE WEEK: #8 Ravens @ #9 Patriots

JEREMY'S PICK: #2 Falcons @ #15 Chargers (Are they the real deal?)

Jeremy's NFL Rankings BCS Style- Week 1

What if the NFL ran a NCAA style of polling to decide who the best teams were to play in a championship game? 

Well, here are the rankings after Week 1





1. Denver Broncos (17)
Manning is back. He looks ready to reclaim his spot as one of 4 elite QBs in the league. The defense can only improve, but the whole offense looks like it will be one of the best. The biggest concern is the offensive line, one bad hit to Manning, kiss any chances good-bye. Best team of Week 1 vs. an elite opponent.

2. San Francisco 49ers (7)

Alex Smith is the only concern for this star-studded team, if he stays average, they can win it all. Stay smart and focused, a lot of immature players...and their coach as well.


3. Baltimore Ravens (4)
Solid performance, an odd team to judge, but still earned enough to be at 3.


4. New England Patriots (2)
Are very close to Baltimore, maybe even better, but the Ravens get the upper hand for playing a better team. Pat's secondary still needs some work, as well as executing plays on both sides of the ball.


5. Houston Texans 
This year's dark horse with a very good chance to become a contender. Would be higher if not for a slow start against Miami, but still show they can be a deadly force.



The rest of the field

6. Steelers

7. Falcons

8. Bears

9. Giants

10. Packers

11. Saints

12. Eagles

13. Lions
14. Buccaneers 

15. Redskins

16. Chargers

17. Cowboys

18. Panthers

19. Jets

20. Bengals

21. Cardinals

22. Vikings

23. Rams

24. Chiefs

25. Jags

26. Colts

27. Seahawks

28. Raiders

29. Browns

30. Titans

31. Dolphins

32. Bills

What to watch for Week 2...

GAME OF THE WEEK: #1 Broncos @ #7 Falcons

"DO SOMETHING ELSE" GAME OF THE WEEK: #28 Raiders @ #31 Dolphins

CLOSE MATCH-UP OF THE WEEK: #8 Bears @ #10 Packers

JEREMY'S PICK: #3 Ravens @ #12 Eagles

What the Boston Celtics could look like after the off-season...

2012 NBA Draft:
Dream situation for the Boston Celtics would be to use both of their draft picks this year, and getting Royce White and Jared Sullinger. White, Small Forward from Iowa State, would be a solid replacement for Paul Pierce once he departs. He is a Top-10 talent, and a future superstar if he can control his odd anxiety problems. Sullinger, Power Forward out of Ohio State, looks to be one of the best forwards in the whole draft, but has had his stock fall due to back problems. If healthy, Sullinger is a first year starter and Royce as well if the Celtics were to lose Pierce.



Clean House! The Celtics should rebuild around Avery Bradley and Rajon Rondo. That means only six players on the current roster. Here is a list of targets for the Celtics in no order:

-Leandro Barbosa, SG
-Chauncey Billups, PG
-Juwan Howard, PF
-Spencer Hawes, C
-Michael Redd, SG
-Jonny Flynn, PG
-Josh Howard, SF



Projected Roster 2012-2013:

C- Spencer Hawes
PF- Jared Sullinger
SF- Paul Pierce
SG- Avery Bradley
PG- Rajon Rondo
- Royce White, SF
- Jujuan Johnson, PF
- E'Twaun Moore, SG
- Sean Williams, PF-C
- Jonny Flynn, PG
- Leandro Barbosa, SG
- Juwaun Howard, PF

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Clash of the Rams Finale: The Debate Tournament

Episode 7 will be the last episode of the season and will be filmed April 23rd (online April 24th).

Who will end the year as our champion...

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