Monthly Archives: May 2012

MIAMI DOLPHINS 1 – QB Ryan Tannehill – Texas A&M – 6-4, 221 2 – OT Jonathan Martin – Stanford – 6-5, 312 3 – LB Olivier Vernon – Miami – 6-2, 261 3 – TE Michael Egnew – Missouri … Continue reading →

by NFL Gimpy Happy Memorial Day to my American readers! Make sure to enjoy your beer and food but remember why you’re able to read my subpar column and drink beer at the same time. Freedom! Something has been on … Continue reading →

BUFFALO BILLS 1st Rd – CB Stephon Gilmore – South Carolina – 6-0, 190 2nd Rd – OT Cordy Glenn – Georgia – 6-5, 345 3rd Rd – WR/RS T.J. Graham – NC State – 5-11, 188 4th Rd – … Continue reading →

When did Peyton Manning have his highest QB rating ever?  Donovan McNabb?  Daunte Culpepper?  All in 2004.  Coincidence?  No. If you can remember the AFC/NFC titles games from the 2003 season, you should recall the extreme bump and run coverage … Continue reading →

NBA, NHL, and MLB players leave their respective sports every year, but we don’t hear nearly as much about them struggling to adapt to life after leaving the sport. Sure, there are guys who blow through their money, but that’s … Continue reading →

by NFL Gimpy It has been a slow news week for the NFL. Well not slow compared to any other major sports league offseason, but slow compared to what it has been the past few weeks. Mini-camps have started for … Continue reading →

Greg Cosell does great work for NFL Films as he breaks down tape and prepares for the NFL Matchup show each week.  During the offseason he does some draft analysis.  He wrote a recent column taking a look at 3 … Continue reading →

by NFL Gimpy Alright, let’s hand out some draft grades! Just kidding. I got a lot of feedback last week on the draft grade column on whether or not people think drafts are gradable before the players set foot on … Continue reading →

DT Devon Still was the 53rd pick in last week’s draft.  If I had told you that 4 months ago, you would have said I was nuts.  Still was coming off a great Senior season.  He had 17 TFLs and … Continue reading →

Let me first apologize as this will be somewhat of a lengthy commentary on the Philadelphia Eagles draft. While I’d prefer to give my readers the cut and dry of each pick – there is no cut and dry – … Continue reading →