By: Jess Lander, YawkeyTalkies Editor
With the Pat’s out and four teams left, who would Pats fans pick to win the Superbowl?
Jets: Absolutely not. No way can Pats fans root for a conference rival. And I even would go as far to say no way should a Pats fan root for any New York team. We should be in the AFC Championship, not them. They were just a wildcard team, we won the division. Not to speak for anyone but myself, but I HATE the Jets. Besides they have a rookie quarterback who’s bound to choke eventually.
Vikings: Some people love Brett Farve. I do not. I hated him last year (see above) when he played for the Jets and helped knock us out of playoffs. And now, I just wish he would retire already. I was pretty annoyed this summer when he was, wasn’t, was, wasn’t retiring. Then, the stunt he pulled about a month ago when Coach Childress wanted to take Brett out of the game to prevent injury (he is an old man, after-all) when the Vikings had already clinched their division, and Farve flat out refused, made me like him even less. I don’t care how old you [...]

By: Andrew Buss, YawkeyTalkies Correspondent
Just to make us feel better this weekend when the Pat’s aren’t playing.
A lot of hometown sports media has been getting down on the Pat’s over their season-ending loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The Boston Globe’s Dan Shaughnessy said “In the end, they’re mere mortals.” Fans of the New England Patriots are obviously let down over the seasons end, and no one will be surprised to see “changes” on the defense staff, but this is still a Patriots team who will forever be known as having tied the record for three Superbowl wins in four years, and having the longest winning streak in the NFL.
More importantly, history will show that Bill Belichick’s Patriots were a more historically significant team than any of the so-called franchise’s still hoping to open for The Who at Dolphin Stadium on February 7th.
Bret Favre is hoping to grab one last Superbowl ring in the hopes of somehow justifying a “career comeback” that has burnt the bridge with the people who’ve made him a legend.
No matter what happens with the Colts, the fact will always remains that Peyton Manning is, first and foremost, a credit card salesman who was bred to play [...]