Media Mondays

Ahh, what a feeling.

It seems that these types of days never get old. They are the days in which you hear the constant bickering & bitching of what "we did wrong last night." Arguments as if they are YOUR team. You have got to be kidding me. I can understand the avid fan, or even the traditional fan.. but c'mon. You have got to be pulling my chain over here, fairweather fans. You have known NOTHING about football all these past seasons, & you still want to tell me what the team could have done better? I just find it difficult to understand this type of logic, & I had to let someone know. THIS HAS GOT TO STOP. I cannot fathom why fans such as these feel as if their input is credible. If this is football fanatacism, I am going to have to change my outlook.

Judas Priest.

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Marc Schroder

Are You Ready for Some Football?

Wow.

It is EXTREMELY hard to believe that there is no Sunday Night Football game on this evening. I know that there was an earlier game in the morning, but that still does not makeup for the lack of a time slot filled late this evening. I am sure that there are tons of fans out there wondering, "what the hell is going on?" It seems that this is some sort of coy attempt at trying to figure out whether or not the fans are actually paying attention. I think it would be hard to continue with a routine that you have had every Sunday night whenever one of the main components is not available for you. I think that tomorrow night's game will be a dandy one, & it should bring out a TON of fans that were waiting on tonight's game. Until then, keep your eyes on the prize.

First down!

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Marc Schroder

Cold Wednesday

Dear Readers,

With the cold front coming in, there comes a new turnaround for the season. I can see it in the eyes of certain football fans that I have been talking to -- THINGS ARE ABOUT TO CHANGE. I can even tell from the bandwagon fans that they believe something huge is going to happen. There may be some undefeated teams they want to hold on to, but the tables are about to turn. I feel that there is a certain mindset that all fans have been put into this season, which gives them the idea that "nothing can go wrong." I believe that within the next few days, there will be news leaked out about certain circumstances that have forced teams to change their rosters, depth charts, etc. So, beware "fairweather fans," there seems to be a chill in the air..

Brrrr

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Marc Schroder

Sunday Rain

Hello All,

This past Sunday called for a lot of mediocre football to be watched. I am willing to bet that even the fairweather fans did not waste their time in front of the tube. It seems to me that the week was not built up at all to the media, & lead to a disappointing turnout fan-wise. Most teams that were supposed to win, did -- but then there were upsets (which people usually love to see.) If I were a fan of most of these teams, I would be anxious to see what the next week has in store, & cross my fingers/hope for the better. Hopefully this next week will call for some better match-ups, & even better outcomes.

Heads or tails?

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Marc Schroder

Pigskin Talk

Hello All,

I hope that his week finds you in good spirits, seeing as though so many teams failed to live up to the hype that was presented before them. I believe that if you are an avid sports fan, than you have a sense of what I am talking about. I don't care whether you caught the tail-end highlights on ESPN, or whether you got updated after the fact via your friends hateful email, but the matter of the fact is, this season is beginning to get jumbled.

You can read all of the articles that you want from the beginning of the season, and NONE of them would have been even close to being correct. So many fans are bawling their eyes out because their teams are not living up to its potential. Is this the fault of coaching? Players? Referees? It is most certainly not the fault of the FANS, and that is what is so disheartening. It seems that we are staring adversity in the eye, & not fighting back. I believe that only true football fans can feel the pain that I am trying to address right now, & my only hope is that we can have different results at the end of next week.

Hey, hey, hey.. GOODBYE!

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Marc Schroder

New Beginnings

Hello Fans,

This weeks football results have astounded tons of fans. I guarantee that if you are a loyal fan, you are loving the outcome of these past few weeks. For Tennessee fans, they have never seen their team go 5-0 in the first of the season -- that's what patience is all about! It is good to know that there is still some loyalty in this game we call football. The conferences are starting to buildup big leads within each other, except for the NFC East. You can call it whatever you like, but I think this is the juggernaut, & if they continue to produce the same numbers that they have been.. I can smell a Super Bowl.

I believe that these next few weeks will consist of drastic changes in the recordbooks, & outstanding plays to end games & hopes for the playoffs.

Stay tuned to ALL sports channels in order to find out the latest news!

Until next time..

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Marc Schroder

Lazy Wednesday

Hello All,

Today, I am going to briefly describe to you how I feel about rivalries in the NFL. Rivalries are what make the pros worth watching. It seems that in other games, you never catch the intensity, or the trash talking, or the heartfelt signs that fans make for the opposing team. It all comes out whwnever you are playing your arch nemesis. In the NFL, there are many weeks throughout the season that determine whether you are a contender, or a pretender. Be sure to watch closely whenever the Cowboys go up against the Giants, or the Colts face the Ravens. When the Steelers face the Packers; you had better be on your best behavior. I believe that this is an important aspect of the game because you get a chance to realize what your team believes in. You are associated with ____ team, & you are willing to do anything for that rivalry. This is why America is a fantastic place to host the National Football League.

Have a great day.

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Marc Schroder