13
Aug
2007
The Yankees, Nadal-Federer Upset, Fantasy Football Season and More…
I’m not going to sit here and pretend like I know who this guy is but Novak Djokovic beat both Nadal and Federer…in the same tournament mind you, en route to winning the Rogers Cup. I don’t know what the Rogers Cup is, and I don’t have a clue how to pronounce the guy’s name. I do know that beating Nadal or Federer alone is impressive; let alone beating them both in the same tournament. I don’t think that has ever been done but you can check me on that because I could be wrong. Regardless, hell of a feat.
Fantasy Football Season is officially here now and as I have my league set up, as most of you probably have done by now as well. I remember when fantasy football started getting popular a few years back. I used to make fun of the people who spent all their time looking at waivers and signing no name players because they had a touchdown the previous two weeks. I called fantasy lovers stat-geeks who live in a pretend world. Well now I am Commissioner of a league in pretend world and I have been scouting players stats and splits like no other. I’m can now say that I am officially a geek.
Preseason football kicked off this weekend. My beloved Redskins stunk, even though they won. Jason Campbell looked terrible, completing 6/14 passes but more importantly scoring no points and fumbling the ball twice. The offensive line looked shotty at best. The defense looked solid but it was against the Titans, who were without suspended QB Vince Young, so that’s not saying much. Speaking of which, Young apparently spent the night at home instead of at the team location so Fisher was quick to suspend the young stud. It’s obvious that the Titans are now in a no nonsense mode and I applaud that. Another game I saw was Dallas-Indy. Really didn’t see much of anything in that game. Both coaches played their starters for a few series and that was it. Colts have no reason to play Manning or any other starter returning from last season for that matter. The Pam Oliver vs. Producer exchange was mildly entertaining. Here’s a link if you missed it. I saw a bit of the Arizona-Oakland game. If that game doesn’t get you excited, I don’t know what will. (That’s me, being sarcastic). Prettyboy Matt Leinart didn’t look so sharp. He wildly overthrew Larry Fitzgerald on more than one occasion. Maybe if he spent more time practicing than he does on Sunset Blvd., he’d be a better quarterback but hey, I’m not one to pass judgments.
Hope your Monday goes well people, check back for more stuff. I’ll get it out to you as it comes in to me.
(Got a case of the Mondays people? I feel your pain.)
