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Thirty-something years ago a college senior in northern Vermont penned a song about an evil dictator named Wilson. He wrote the tune as part of his senior thesis, a song-cycle narrating the tale of a mythical land called Gamehendge, and the man who accidentally stepped into it.

There was once a time when a team copied the power-sweep Packers running game or the 1970's high-flying Steeler and Cowboy offense or the 1980's West Coast 49er offense installed by Bill Walsh.  Or the current spread offenses in the NFL that we see today.  Now, this coming season, we will see a different copycat mode back in the NFL, this time for the pistol or the read option made somewhat famous

The 2012 NFL Season was filled with three rookie quarterbacks leading their teams to the playoffs: Robert Griffin III of the Redskins, Andrew Luck of the Colts and Russell Wilson of the Seahawks. We also saw the emergence of Colin Kaepernick for the San Francisco 49ers, as they are now on their way to Super Bowl 47 in New Orleans...

The drama of the NFL Playoffs definitely brings out some intense emotions with fans.  This young 10-year old girl melted down after a tough defeat.

Apologists for the NFL's replacement officials have only had one leg to stand on through two weeks and 15 games, that being that a bad call hasn't directly altered the outcome of a game on one play. Well, that defense is shot, after a pathetic series of officiating by the NFL's replacement officials in tonight's Monday Night Football game between the Green Bay Packers and Seattle Seahawks... Read

Former New York Jets wideout and current Seattle Seahawks player Braylon Edwards told the media that he "sees better things" in rookie quarterback Russell Wilson than he saw in Mark Sanchez when he entered his rookie season in 2009. That being said, we decided to pose an interesting question: out of the five rookie starting quarterbacks entering the 2012 NFL season (Wilson, Andrew Luck,

Back in the summer of 2010, the Colorado Rockies selected Russell Wilson with the 140th overall pick of the MLB Draft, who played second base for the North Carolina State baseball team. A year and a half later, Wilson is finally turning pro, but not in baseball.