Wiggy On Felger & Mazz: Seahawks Prove Pass Rush Is Paramount
If the Patriots want to get back and win another Super Bowl, they will need some help in the pass rush area on defense according to Jermaine Wiggins. Mazz wants a tone-setting safety.
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If the Patriots want to get back and win another Super Bowl, they will need some help in the pass rush area on defense according to Jermaine Wiggins. Mazz wants a tone-setting safety.
After further review, former Patriots tight end Jermaine Wiggins has come to the conclusion that it wasn't center Manny Ramirez's fault for messing up the Broncos' first offensive play of the game...it was #18.
Wes Welker has already seemingly burned a bridge with one NFL head coach, but might he have done the same with his current boss?
Patriots owner Robert Kraft wants Gillette Stadium to be the next cold weather stadium to host an outdoor Super Bowl. Governor Deval Patrick is on board, newly appointed Boston mayor Marty Walsh is intrigued and Ben Volin of the Boston Globe says the idea isn't all that crazy.
The Denver Broncos seemed unstoppable, even unbeatable at times during the 2013 season. But, when the Vince Lombardi Trophy was on the line, they were blown out by the Seattle Seahawks.
When you win the Super Bowl, there isn't much to complain about as far as overall team performance is concerned. But here is a look back at what the Seahawks excelled at and aspects of their game that they will need to tighten up next season.
On Monday night's edition of "Keefer Madness," Rich Keefe talks about some of the prop bets from the Super Bowl, and how Vegas fared after the big game.
Play along with Adam Jones and Rich Keefe as they play buy or sell on "Game of Jones."
Now that the first New York/New Jersey Super Bowl was a smashing success for everyone except the Denver Broncos and their fans, NFL owners in other cold-weather cities are sure to be lining up to try to bring the Big Game to their stadiums.
Even though Peyton Manning lost his second Super Bowl yesterday, he still had a better year than Tom Brady.
Football is a team sport, but once again Peyton Manning failed to deliver on the big stage.
Do you agree with Gresh or Zo when it comes how the Patriots would have fared? Zo believes it would have kept it close, while Gresh counters that it still would have been a blowout loss.
There will always be arguments about the best quarterbacks of all time. Here's a statistical look that might help settle it.
It looks like defense still wins championships, as Seattle's Legion of Boom was able to give their team a quick lead and never look back against the Denver Broncos in the 2014 Super Bowl.
Boomer Esiason of WFAN and CBS Sports believes last night's game had no bearing on Peyton Manning's legacy because no quarterback could've gotten a win against that Seattle team.
Peyton Manning's record-setting season earned him his fifth Associated Press NFL MVP award Saturday night in a landslide.
With Seattle having just a handful of players listed on the injury report and with Denver in the double digits, things are looking good for the 'Hawks.
The 98.5 The Sports Hub and WBZ-TV Sports teams make their predictions for Sunday's Super Bowl XLVIII.
Call the National Guard, because Rob Gronkowski's injuries are killing the Patriots.
Former Patriots safety Lawyer Milloy joined 98.5 The Sports Hub's Felger & Mazz on Radio Row on Friday, reflecting on how his Patriots career came to an end and how it helped him understand the NFL.
Sure, Patriots fans would have liked to have seen their team in this game over the Broncos, but statistically speaking these two teams present the perfect matchup.
Felger & Mazz welcomed a special guest on Friday afternoon on Radio Row in New York, as Patriots owner Robert Kraft stopped by to discuss a number of topics regarding the team and the league.
Don't look now Bruins fans, but the Habs have your number.
Tiger Woods and his girlfriend Lindsey Vonn, as well as other celebrities are pulling for the Broncos this Sunday. Also, Eric LeGrand gets a chance to experience the Super Bowl in person.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft was on CBS This Morning on Friday, and though he has a few friends on both sides, says it's hard to root for anybody on the Super Bowl.
