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Al Davis is Dead / Al Davis Will Live Forever
For years, I’ve been saying to people that the Raiders won’t be great again until Al Davis is dead. Even though that sounds like it was wish for the man’s death, it most certainly
Read More »DVD Review: “The Tillman Story”
The excellent documentary, "The Tillman Story" is on DVD and reviewed
Read More »I Call Him SON OF GAMBLOR! Week 8 NFL Picks
Gamblor attempts to bounce back after its first losing week -- and for Halloween, we look at five NFL players and their monstrous equivalents from Greek mythology
Read More »Is Anyone Shocked — Shocked! — to Hear That About Brett Favre?
It doesn’t seem possible that Brett Favre could get more national exposure. But here we go … Those of us who work in the mainstream media have been wondering when the Brett Favre sexting
Read More »All Geeked Up: The Popdose NFL Preview
The 2010 kickoff is tonight, and Jeff Ash wants to know: are you ready for some football
Read More »I Call Him Gamblor: Season Summary
There’s an ancient roulette scheme that’s probably about two hours older than the game itself. It’s a strategy known as the “martingale system” and was apparently popular in 18th century France, but it’s something
Read More »NFL Picks: Superbowl XLIV
Gamblor was correct in both of the games last week, going 2-0, but unfortunately it wasn’t confident enough in either pick to wager any money, so it’s take for the week was absolutely nothing.
Read More »NFL Picks: Conference Championships
Gamblor had a quiet week last week, going 2-2 for a small loss of $31. The computer, like many bettors, anticipated that Arizona would put up a much bigger fight against the Saints. As
Read More »NFL Picks: Divisional Playoffs
Gamblor finally scored a big victory against Green Bay last week and had an incredible week overall, going 3-1 with a truly amazing weighted win percentage of 97.0%. Sadly, its profit of $487 was
Read More »NFL Picks: Wild Card Weekend
Gamblor finished its season in style, making the second-largest number of weighted picks in its entire 14-year (theoretical) history and finishing with a weighted win percentage of 57.5% and a profit of $153. Its
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