With the Super Bowl now in the books, it’s time to over-analyze everything.  It’s what we do best, right? So here are some #SportsPRChat thoughts on the game: – Too many car commercials! This is nobody’s fault, since the time was all paid for, but it created major clutter in the marketplace.  How can you [...]

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Let’s get this out of the way: This is in no way, shape, or form, a political blog and it will not become one. I am not a political commentator and will never pretend to be.  I read and watch and form opinions on issues. I have my leanings and opinions, you have yours and [...]

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In Tuesday’s State of the Union address, President Barack Obama implored politicians to work together to move our country in the right direction.  Financial responsibility, education and business growth were the main topics.  He urged the discourse to be civil and productive. However, there was one thing he should have added: “Can’t we all get [...]

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I love sporting events with a good back-story to them. And the Baltimore Ravens vs. Pittsburgh Steelers AFC Divisional Playoff game Saturday has LOADS of storylines going into it.  The easiest one revolves around the fact that the teams just plain old don’t like each other, which makes it bonkers-level fun to be a fan [...]

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Aug. 10, 2010 – Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, United States of America – 10 August 2010 Philadelphia Eagles quarterbacks Kevin Kolb and Michael Vick discuss strategy in a practice being held at Lehigh College in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

I’m not a big fan of conspiracy theories. I mean, I loved X-Files back in the day, but that’s really the extent of it.

However, after watching what has transpired with the Philadelphia Eagles the past two weeks, I have a conspiracy theory of my own.

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Response continues to flood in after a report of New York Jets players and staff acting inappropriate towards a female reporter trying to conduct post-practice locker room interviews over the weekend. While no formal complaint has been filed by TV Azteca’s Ines Sainz, reports of “cat-calling” and “hooting and hollering” have surfaced, provoking reaction from [...]

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