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What Wes Welker’s Departure Means for the Patriots

March 28, 2013 no comments

Roy Ben-Joseph Journal Staff It is not the end of an era in New England, at least not yet. The most successful football team on the planet in the last 12 years had established its dominance before W...

Power Outage: 49ers Comeback Falls Short as Ravens Win Super Bowl X L ...

February 7, 2013 no comments

Roy Ben-Joseph Journal Staff Even a 35-minute power outage couldn’t stop Ray Lewis and the Ravens from winning their second Super Bowl in franchise history as they beat the San-Francisco 49ers 34-31...

Suffolk Journal predicts the Super Bowl

January 31, 2013 no comments

The Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49ers’ Super Bowl has some great storylines to focus on but in terms of the actual game, the Ravens should be able to edge out the victory. San Francisco has ha...

A Football Game Not Worth Watching? The NFL’s Big Pro-Bowl Quest...

January 31, 2013 no comments

Chris Frangolini Journal Staff Every year the National Football League captivates millions of viewers that actively tune in every Sunday and Monday (and Thursday and Saturday towards the end of the ...

A Look Back at the Top Ten Best Superbowl Moments

January 23, 2013 1 comment

Roy Ben-Joseph Journal Staff On Feb. 3 America will hold its breath once again. For the 47th time, two teams will face off in the nation’s biggest sporting event to decide the champion of the 2012 N...

“Sheriff” Wins Seven in a Row; Pats and Houston Ready for ...

December 18, 2012 no comments

Roy Ben-Joseph Journal Staff It has been exactly a year ago since December 2011, when most NFL analysts said Peyton Manning, the “Old Sheriff” was all washed out and done. Peyton Manning was on the ...

The Demise of “America’s Team”

November 29, 2012 1 comment

The Dallas Cowboys have been called “America’s Team” since the 1970s, but have failed to live up to this reputation since the tail end of Troy Aikman’s career. Forbes released a study in Sept. 2012 t...

Fantasty Football: Week 13

November 29, 2012 no comments

Brandon Martin Journal Staff Its been an interesting two weeks since this column was last in the paper, and let me tell you this Fantasy Football season is getting crazy. Fantasy Studs are appearing...

Fantasy Football: Week Ten

November 7, 2012 1 comment

Brendan Martin Journal Staff If any of you readers had Doug Martin, running back for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on your team this week, congratulations. He had 251 yards on the ground and four touchdo...

Baltimore Ravens Training Camp August 20, 2009

NFL Week Nine: Colts Win Emotional Game; Falcons Are Still Perfect

November 7, 2012 no comments

Roy Ben-Joseph Journal Staff Chuck Pagano has been coaching football, whether in college or NFL, for the last 28 years. He has held every possible defensive coaching position from linebackers coach ...

Fantasy Football: Week Eight

October 24, 2012 no comments

Brendan Martin Journal Contributor This is Week Eight for Fantasy Football and this is the week that really separates the men from the boys. Most teams in the NFL are trying to get into that mid-sea...

Fantasy Football: What You Need to Know for Week 7

October 17, 2012 no comments

Brendan Martin Journal Contributor It is almost at the halfway point of the season for the NFL, and as such it is time to make that push for the playoffs in fantasy. I will try to help your t...

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