Selfish Fans Who Booed MVPs At Super Bowl Ceremony Booed Football Itself
Tom Brady walked out to a smattering of boos during the Super Bowl 50 MVP ceremony. Those fans booed the game of football itself.
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Tom Brady walked out to a smattering of boos during the Super Bowl 50 MVP ceremony. Those fans booed the game of football itself.
We were all ready to see Cam rise to that next level. Instead, we saw ... a face-plant. A big fat face-plant.
Super Bowl MVP Von Miller has a performance for the ages against Cam Newton as the Broncos ride their defense all the way to the team's third world championship.
There's a good chance the New England Patriots will be in Denver to watch Denver the Broncos raise their Super Bowl 50 banner in September.
Peyton Manning earned his spot among the greatest quarterbacks ever with a second Super Bowl ring. He's just not the greatest ever, despite what some may say.
Nobody is here to rain on any parades, OK? Nobody is here to micturate into any punch bowls, all right? We're just here to deal with facts.
The Patriots' offensive line may be getting a big boost from a familiar face in 2016.
Even in his own backyard, Tom Brady hears boo birds.
Defense wins championships rang true on Sunday night as the Broncos defense lead the charge to victory.
If this was the final game of Peyton Manning's great career, he can thank linebacker Von Miller for sending him out with a flourish.
Cam Newton easily won The Associated Press NFL Most Valuable Player award, while Tom Brady and Carson Palmer each tallied one vote apiece.
Linebacker Brandon Marshall is officially listed as questionable for the Super Bowl, but it looks like both teams will have all of their stars on the field for the big game.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft is proud of his teams efforts in 2015, but is promising New England fans that the team will "have some fun next year."
With hundreds of people shooting the game, Maddie Meyer is one of the few women who will have a seat at the table, and what a view she'll have.
In the rare instances when Goodell was asked an uncomfortable question or two, he managed to evade answering anything specifically.
Boomer Esiason of WFAN and CBS' The NFL Today joined Felger & Mazz on Radio Row in San Francisco to talk about the different feel to Super Bowl 50 without the New England Patriots.
Peyton Manning's camp has dismissed Charlie Sly as a con man who implicated him and many other athletes in an elaborate scheme. Here is an exhaustive list of what everyone is supposed to believe about this increasingly strange story.
In addition to finding the Patriots as the league's least favorite team, Public Policy Polling also found that Tom Brady is a "lightning rod."
Manning's own hired representative has confirmed the central piece of information to The Washington Post: drugs were shipped to Manning's house under his wife Ashley's name.
Every so often, we need to slow down and even stop, to acknowledge what the games have meant to us, to marvel at the performers, to take notice of how far we have come.
David Portnoy, aka El Presidente, from Barstool Sports may be banned from NFL events, but that wasn't going to stop Felger & Mazz from partaking in some pirate radio on Thursday afternoon.
CBS Chairman Les Moonves joined Felger & Mazz on Radio Row to discuss Super Bowl 50 and the popularity of the NFL.
The debate can now end.
LaDainian Tomlinson is a notorious Patriots "hater," but he told Felger & Mazz that's not true. He also said the Patriots weren't the only team that tampered with their footballs.
Felger & Mazz producer James Stewart has been spotted wandering aimlessly around Radio Row. So Toucher & Rich listeners decided to have some fun with it. Here are the very best memes of J-Stew as "The Wanderer."
