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Every team faces a dilemma at some point or another in the NFL draft. Who to select with the top choice? Safe choice or high ceiling? Defense or offense? This is the predicament that the Minnesota Vikings now find themselves in.
Thanks to the power of the big board, most teams can narrow their selection agony down to a couple of key players, but rarely is a team so off-point that only one out of three choices would be the truly safe pick.
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1161296-nfl-draft-2012-why-the-minnesota-dvikings-must-select-matt-kalil
Posted on Thursday, April 26, 2012 by Jake Silver
2012 NFL Draft: Possible Osi Umenyiora Trade Shakes Up Giants 7-Round Mock Draft
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Now that they're done kissing the Lombardi trophy, all the New York Giants are left with is poor draft position. The knowledge that their first-round pick will be a second-round talent can at least be alleviated with shiny rings.
Despite their status as the NFL's defending champs, the Giants have plenty of holes to fill, most notably on their high-powered offense. They enter this draft equipped with spare picks and a disgruntled star who could end up as possible trade bait.
The departures of Brandon Jacobs and Mario Manningham as well as the injuries to Jake Ballard and Travis Beckum have left the Giants with a clear path through the 2012 NFL draft. The formerly pressing need for a new linebacker has been lifted by the acquisition of Keith Rivers with a fifth-round pick.
What follows is a full seven-round mock. In Reese we Trust.
Posted on Thursday, April 26, 2012 by Jake Silver
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Monday, April 9, 2012
It's been a little over a year since Carmelo Anthony arrived in New York City with fanfare that shook the foundations of New York basketball. His coming was supposed to herald a new era of winning Knicks basketball.
As we all know, it didn't quite turn out that way....yet.'
On Easter Sunday at the Garden on national television, Anthony finally delivered the performance they brought him here for. Dropping 43 points (his career-high as a Knick),
Melo literally willed the 'Bockers to victory over the top-seeded Bulls, and delivered what will eventually be two of the defining moments of his Knick career.
The game-tying three sent the Garden into an understandable frenzy with 11 seconds to go...but he couldn't do that twice right?
Wrong. After all the drama and all the doubts (including our own here at JZSports), his 27-foot game winning bomb in OT gave him every right to proclaim "THIS IS MY HOUSE".
If he keeps this up, it just might be. That game-winner could prove to be the moment he finally won over the fans of New York City.
Posted on Monday, April 09, 2012 by Jake Silver
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Remember early in the 2010-2011 NBA Season, when Blake Griffin nailed former New York Knick Timofey Mozgov with a posterizing dunk?
Yeah, Mozgov does too.
Earlier in this NBA season, the now-Nugget Mozgov saw Griffin coming at him, and this time he decided to go all Ivan Drago on him.
We love Blake, but revenge is pretty sweet.
Posted on Wednesday, April 04, 2012 by Jake Silver
Sunday, April 1, 2012
The creator of the New York Giants' post Super-Bowl celebration, Andre Brown has been suspended the first four games of the 2012 season for an apparent performance enhancing drug violation.
We love his enthusiasm for being a part of the world champions, and his team spirit is enthralling to say the least.
Having said that, what guy using performance enhancing drugs can't even get off the practice squad??
I mean..seriously.
Posted on Sunday, April 01, 2012 by Jake Silver
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