monday night football

Tom Brady threw for 296 yards and four touchdowns, and the New England Patriots beat the Houston Texans, 42-14, in Foxborough, Mass. on Monday night.

A couple of Arkansas fans put together a unique video trying to entice Jon Gruden to be the next head coach in Razorback-land.

Big Ben Roethlisberger is one of the toughest quarterbacks in the NFL.  Even he can be knocked out of action based on the violent nature of football.

Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Steve Young wasn’t a big fan of Rick Reilly taking credit for the Ben Roethlisberger injury story.

There are only a handful of things that will make all men squirm; watching a player getting hit in the family jewels is one of them.

Stop me if you've heard this one before; Randy Moss catches another touchdown pass on Monday Night Football.  Check out this blast from the past from Moss.

Last night, given the extreme circumstances of facing Houston's terrific defense and having all his reliable targets in the passing game "riding pine," Mark Sanchez did pretty decent on Monday Night Football. However, as expected, the 23-17 loss has come with some detractors calling for back-up Tim Tebow to at least get more playing time, and maybe even take over the starting job... Read

It is tougher to play decent and lose then play lousy and get stomped. The Jets have done both the last 2 weeks, losing a close Monday night game 23-17 to the OVERRATED Houston Texans. Yes you read that right, the OVERRATED Texans. All day ESPN and other national zombies, as well as many locals who listen to the show (Game on with Bruce Jacobs, 3-7 p...

Tonight, the New York Jets will host the undefeated Houston Texans on Monday Night Football. We are well aware that "any given Sunday/Monday" a team can be defeated. However, myself and Brian Noe don't like the odds of the Jets winning at all tonight...

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Dez Bryant bowled over a Dallas Cowboys cheerleader during Monday Night Football.  Chicago Bears safety Chris Conte had the assist.

The NFL is hurting its own product by going "all in" with a losing hand.

Earlier today, the NFL issued an official statement regarding the controversial ending to last night's Packers-Seahawks game on Monday Night Football. The league's stance is that there should have been an Offensive Pass Interference penalty called against Seahawks wide receiver Golden Tate, but his "simultaneous catch" for a touchdown was correctly upheld by replay officials...