John Anderson

John Anderson is a sports enthusiast who played basketball, football, rugby, soccer, and a few more obscure sports in high school. As part of his passion for all sports, John has travelled the world, playing golf in four different countries and attending the World Cup in South Africa and the Super Bowl in Dallas, Texas. Outside of the two large excursions, one of the highlight trips for John was a weekend trip to Chicago that involved a Bulls game on Friday night, a Blackhawks game on the Saturday and a Bears game on Sunday. It's all about the love of sport.

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Remember Michael Sam?!
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Remember Michael Sam?!

By John AndersonOctober 23, 2014

Image courtesy of Erik Daniel Drost/Flickr . “Ohhhh, I know that name. Why do I know that name?” Back before the NFL draft this April, Michael Sam came out regarding his homosexuality, becoming the first...

DeMarco Murray: Running to Historic Ground
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DeMarco Murray: Running to Historic Ground

By John AndersonOctober 22, 2014

Image courtesy of Dallas Cowboys/Twitter . Amidst the hype and hysteria that came along with Peyton Manning breaking Brett Favre ’s all-time touchdown record, something was lost. Russell Wilson became the first quarterback to rush...

The NFL's Elite Emerge From the Pack
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The NFL's Elite Emerge From the Pack

By John AndersonOctober 22, 2014

Image courtesy of Craig Hawkins/Flickr . We are through seven glorious weeks (miserable weeks if you’re an Oakland Raiders fan) of the NFL season and there are four teams that have only one loss. Realistically...

Jason Witten: The Best Tight End in NFL History?
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Jason Witten: The Best Tight End in NFL History?

By John AndersonOctober 22, 2014

Image courtesy of Marco Becerra/Flickr . The other week Dallas Cowboys quarterback (and media punching bag) Tony Romo said that Jason Witten was the best Cowboy ever. I won’t even get into how absurd that...

Why Andrew Luck will (and won’t) Break Peyton Manning's Records
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Why Andrew Luck will (and won’t) Break Peyton Manning's Records

By John AndersonOctober 21, 2014

Image courtesy of NFLfan18/Flickr . From the very beginning Peyton Manning was looked at as the man to supplant all the various records set before him by the great quarterbacks of years past. Even records...

What Happened to the NFC South?
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What Happened to the NFC South?

By John AndersonOctober 21, 2014

Image courtesy of 55th Street/Flickr . We all remember last year, I mean it was only a year ago. The Carolina Panthers were the upstart bullies, letting defense and a smash mouth running game bludgeon...

Has the Tom Brady and Peyton Manning NFL Retirement Party Planning Begun?
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Has the Tom Brady and Peyton Manning NFL Retirement Party Planning Begun?

By John AndersonOctober 17, 2014

Image courtesy of Craig Hawkins/Flickr . Tom Brady is 37, and Peyton Manning is 38! For those of you that thought that these two ageless wonders would still be slinging pigskin in the 2020’s please...

Classic NFL Trap Game: Dallas Cowboys Versus New York Giants
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Classic NFL Trap Game: Dallas Cowboys Versus New York Giants

By John AndersonOctober 17, 2014

Image courtesy of Ted Kerwin/Flickr . This Sunday the Dallas Cowboys will host the New York Giants for the 105th time. Dallas leads the all time series 59–43–2. Dallas comes in sporting a 5–1 record,...

In Which Sport is it Toughest to Manage Injuries?
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In Which Sport is it Toughest to Manage Injuries?

By John AndersonOctober 16, 2014

Image courtesy of Keith Allison/Flickr . The NFL season is in full swing and some injuries to key players have teams wondering what they are going to do with their season. The NHL just started,...

Would Someone Please… NBA Edition
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Would Someone Please… NBA Edition

By John AndersonOctober 15, 2014

Image courtesy of Erik Drost/Flickr . Would someone please tell LeBron James this is it! The expression goes “Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.” With this in mind I...