Team Shocker Receives $300,000 on set of SportsCenter at Super Bowl XLIV One of those perks is the opportunity to receive the $300,000 check from ESPN's, Suzy Kolber on the set of Sportscenter at Super Bowl XLIV. Jason Conn, Ed Oszterling and Craig Gillette were accompanied by WCOFF Commissioner Dustin Ashby to the set of Sportscenter where host Steve Levy, ...
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Looking to make Team Shocker's (Jason Conn, Ed Oszterling and Craig Gillette) even more memorable, iconic sports agent, Leigh Steinberg, has invited Team Shocker to his 24th annual Super Bowl Bash. ...
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After a tremendous run by Team Shocker, the other top contenders are wondering if they have a chance. Or are they playing for second place? You can go from the penthouse to the outhouse in one easy ...
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Favre drama beginning already by Geno_Nevertegi (2010-02-08 13:12:34)
Update: ESPN's Adam Schefter tweeted on Monday morning that his guess is that Brett Favre will indeed play again next season.
Fantasy Impact: This is just the beginning of the Favre drama this offseason. Chances are the Vikings are willing to give Brett all the time he needs to make up his mind, as they really have no better option at quarterback.
McNabb drawing interest by Geno_Nevertegi (2010-02-08 13:08:15)
Update: The Philadelphia Daily News is reporting that the Browns, Bills and Broncos are among the teams that have already had discussions with the Eagles regarding Donovan McNabb's availability.
Fantasy Impact: The Birds have a logjam at the QB position with McNabb, Kevin Kolb, and Michael Vick. The issue is all of them are heading into the final year of their contracts. The Eagles are swearing they are keeping McNabb, but that just seems like a ploy to drive up the asking price.
Saints to decide on Bush by Geno_Nevertegi (2010-02-08 09:19:45)
Update: New Orleans Saints running back Reggie Bush rushed for 25 yards on Sunday night, and caught four balls out of the backfield for 38 yards. The Saints put the ball in the air more times than not, so the ground game never really go going, and Pierre Thomas led the Saints with 15 carries in the ground game.
Fantasy Impact: Bush is slated to make $8M next season, and it will be interesting to see if the Saints ante up and keep Bush as a versatile player, or if they choose to move on to someone less expensive to spell Pierre Thomas.
Freeney blames long halftime by Geno_Nevertegi (2010-02-08 09:15:29)
Update: ESPN is reporting that Colts defensive lineman Dwight Freeney admitted that the long halftime break during the Super Bowl hampered his ability to play in the second half.
Fantasy Impact: Freeney said the long halftime made his ankle stiffen up, and it was too hard to loosen it up. He had a nice first half, but was clearly not the same guy in the second half. He finished the game with one sack.
Sharper wants repeat for Saints by Geno_Nevertegi (2010-02-08 09:11:24)
Update: The Chicago Sun Times is reporting that Saints defensive back Darren Sharper is hoping to return to the Saints. Sharper is an unrestricted free agent, but when asked about his plans for next season he responded, "repeat. repeat."
Fantasy Impact: Sharper had a stellar season for the Saints. He will turn 35 next season, but the Saints will most likely bring him back to keep this defense together.
