Strahan smart enough to jet, not follow BrettClose the books on Michael Strahan; he won't be reversing course and
coming back for more. Michael Freeman says the lack of greed and Brett
Favre-itude makes this one of the best sports moments this year.
Why is NFL so slow to go after lightning-fast Bolt?He can fly, he's young and he has good size, so why hasn't an NFL team
jumped at the chance to lure Usain Bolt to the gridiron? Mike Freeman can't
figure out why no team has at least tried.
Barber's faux pas have redeeming value for G-MenWhat a difference two years make. Tiki Barber was once New York's poster boy, while Eli Manning and Co. had to handle the heat. Mike Freeman loves to see the Giant tale of redemption as the roles have flipped.
Toughness -- on field, in boardroom -- defined Upshaw's careerGene Upshaw was a menace to defensive lineman. His constituents in the NFLPA did well to fear him. Though he was also a doting father and husband, what will be remembered most about Upshaw is his toughness, Mike Freeman says.
Gibbs team's fibs might tarnish legendary figureSay it ain't so, Joe. Joe Gibbs Racing faces penalties from NASCAR after being caught disguising horsepower. Mike Freeman can't believe that Gibbs, always a man of integrity, could stoop so low and damage his reputation.
Dreamers vs. Redeemers: Contest closer than you thinkM.J. vs. Kobe. LeBron vs. Larry. Carmelo vs. Chuck. It's easy to say the '92 Dream Team would crush this edition of U.S. Olympians, but Mike Freeman isn't so sure. Give the Redeem Team credit -- the kids could keep it close.
New York's love is not lost with FavreSavor it for now Brett, because it probably won't last forever. The New York media seldom loves anyone, but Brett Favre is the object of their affection, Mike Freeman says.