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Articles tagged "Jermichael Finley"

Vikings and Packers Ready for the Rematch

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 4, 2013

The Vikings beat the Packers last weekend to make the playoffs, now they play to see who will advance to the Division Round.

Captain Comeback: 2012 NFL Regular Season Review

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 1, 2013

Captain Comeback Scott Kacsmar sums up the 2012 NFL season in clutch wins with a review of all 32 teams. In Week 17, Tony Romo blew it, while the Vikings stunned Green Bay. Also: the “Drive of the Year.”

Captain Comeback: 2012 NFL Regular Season Review

Cold, Hard Football Facts for January 1, 2013

Captain Comeback Scott Kacsmar sums up the 2012 NFL season in clutch wins with a review of all 32 teams. In Week 17, Tony Romo blew it, while the Vikings stunned Green Bay. Also: the “Drive of the Year.”

Captain Comeback Week 11: Houston Texans Lead Overtime Drama

Cold, Hard Football Facts for November 20, 2012

After last week's drought, Captain Comeback Scott Kacsmar has five comebacks to dissect this week. Matt Schaub and Houston set a bunch of records, Atlanta won in unusual fashion, and Tony Romo ties Staubach.

NFC North: Beware the Bears' Defense and the Packers' Offense

Cold, Hard Football Facts for October 18, 2012

The Bears unleash their top rated defense against the Lions on Monday night while the Packers look to keep rolling against the St. Louis Rams.

Shame on the Angry Mob: Golden Tate’s Touchdown Was Legit

Cold, Hard Football Facts for September 28, 2012

Captain Comeback Scott Kacsmar has heard enough. He says Golden Tate scored a legit touchdown for Seattle on Monday night, and discusses why it was the perfect storm for the biggest overreaction in NFL history. Shame on the angry mob, he says.