Since the Internet has warped my mind, I had to add one more frame showing what the Crazy Eyes Cathy (my name for her) is looking at and what Coach K and his little copycat proteges (seriously guys?) Chris Collins and Wojo can’t bear to see.
It did not take Jerod more than two seconds after seeing this image to think: that is a perfect metaphor for professional sports in Chicago. And if you do not know what role he immediately assigned to the portly pouter, you clearly do not stop by this site very often during baseball season.
How is Braylon Edwards preparing for his return to Cleveland this weekend? Not surprisingly, by further alienating the fans of Cleveland. In this photo story, Jerod “welcomes” Braylon back to town on behalf of all Browns fans.
Roger Goodell is so confident and audacious in wielding the power of his office that he is now taking on some of the legends of the football who might dare to disagree with him.
I don’t know about you, but looking at this picture makes me suddenly want to go to PF Changs and then catch up on the last few issues of Sports Illustrated.
I can tell you with 100% certainty that this is the best sports-related Halloween costume of them all. And if you argue with me, I’ll drop a claw on you.
Apparently the Carolina Panthers made their rookies, including QB Jimmy Clausen, dress up in stupid outfits for Halloween. The question now is: does Jimmy Clausen as a teletubby look better in purple than his former coach Charlie Weis?
On October 23rd, 2010, a man attended the Blues-Penguins game wearing a shirt that not even his own mother could love. Luckily, this man and his magnificent shirt were captured by Getty Images and then broadcast to the world via ESPN.com.
Other writers and bloggers will analyze the Favre/Childress dynamic today with words, insight, and coherent thoughts. We, on the other hand, will do it with funny pictures and large typeface.
This picture was taken Sunday during the Ryder Cup by aptly-named photographer Mark Pain, just seconds before Tiger Woods’ ball hit the lens of his camera.