We are days away from the Patriots and Ravens in the AFC title game. We could also be days away from the final game of Ray Lewis’s storied career. Sensing the impending end of his career, Clear Channel Communications produced a billboard in Boston that provided a countdown […]
I’m undecided on how I feel about the NFL Bad Lip Reading video from BadLipReading.com. Something like seemed commonplace for NFL Films back in the 70s during their Follies video series.
Ya boy Joe did this 31 years ago today. Recognize, will you please?
I promised not to go over an hour with this podcast and I’ll give you three guesses as to what ensued for the NFL Divisional playoff round preview.
When the Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers met back in January 2005, it didn’t turn out to be just a regular run of the mill playoff game.
With the five-year anniversary of Joe Montana’s Right Arm on the horizon in 2013, it’s time to make a slight adjustment to our humble blog. We’re tackling the next frontier…podcasting.
When Cleveland visits Denver on Sunday, surely a few Browns fans will experience hot flashes regarding the franchise’s most notable trip to the Mile High city that took in January 1988. The Broncos and Browns met for the second straight season in the AFC Championship game. A year […]
Losing 42-14 to a chief competitor in the AFC will not exactly instill confidence into the Houston Texans with the postseason looming. As Grantland’s Bill Barnwell pointed out on Tuesday, a blowout loss to a potential playoff opponent in the regular season doesn’t exactly mean all hope is […]
RT @realDonaldTrump: Good Luck to Bob Kraft, Tom Brady and Coach Bob Belichick tonight. — Judy Battista (@judybattista) December 11, 2012 Prior to New England’s rousing 42-14 win over the Houston Texans on Monday night, multimillionaire (and friend of Patriots owner Robert Kraft) Donald Trump sent out a […]
Coming in December, we’ll induct the newest JMRA Hall of Fame class to join a group that has been in existence since 2009. We’ll have the usual bells and whistles, complete with ridiculous Hall of Fame posters.
Joe Montana's Right Arm 