Monthly Archives: January 2010
BSB NFL Playoff Challenge: Scenarios
Since this is basically what I do for a living (no, not with the NFL playoffs, unfortunately), I decided to practice my trade and figure out the different scenarios and what would happen to the Challenge, depending on future results. … Continue reading
BSB NFL Playoff Challenge: Wild Card Results
One round in the books, and the BSB NFL Playoff Challenge is off and running. I know that the fans of the Cardinals and Packers may think that that one amazing play by the Arizona defense had major ramifications for … Continue reading
BSB NFL Playoff Challenge: Preview
As of Playoff Eve, the First Annual BSB NFL Playoff Challenge officially has 7 contestants. [Editor’s Note: two more entries were added Saturday morning. They have been added to this preview at the bottom and will be included in all … Continue reading
Playoff Top Twelve: Head Coaches
As we finish up our week long Playoff Top Twelve, we hit the coaches. This ranking is done based mostly upon the answer to the question: “Who do you trust most in a playoff game?” I have tried to encompass my … Continue reading
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BSB Question of the Day
What are the chances that the Eagles gameplan was at least a little “vanilla” last Sunday, knowing that they might be playing the Cowboys again in the playoffs this week?
BSB’s First Annual NFL Playoff Challenge
If you know anything about BSB, you know that we like to play stupid little games. Well, we came up with another one. It’s a little challenge for the NFL Playoffs, and anyone is welcome to join, if they so … Continue reading
Playoff Top Twelve: Defenses
All week long, we’ve been running a special NFL Playoff Top Twelve “marathon.” We did the quarterbacks, running backs, and receivers, but today we’re going to switch over to the other side of the ball and do defense. Unfortunately, I … Continue reading
Playoff Top Twelve: Receivers
This is now the third installment of the playoff edition Top Twelve. We ranked the 12 playoff quarterbacks from Manning to Sanchez on Monday, and then Tuesday we did the running games from Dallas to Arizona. Today, we are going … Continue reading
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Playoff Top Twelve: Quarterbacks
Usually the Top Twelve lists are reserved for those select Tuesdays when I can’t think of anything else to write about. However, because of the NFL playoffs starting this weekend, I’ve decided to forego the convenient alliteration and even more … Continue reading
