Why Anquan Boldin May Net The Bills A Third-Round Pick

August 8, 2017By Patrick Moran

Anquan Boldin signing with the Buffalo Bills, even as a well past his prime veteran is still a good thing, as I wrote about yesterday. There’s a factoid I didn’t touch on yesterday that I probably should’ve. The adding of Boldin could directly lead to Buffalo gaining an extra draft selection next year—quite possibly a … Read More

Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#9) Kenny Loggins – Footloose

August 8, 2017By Patrick Moran

He had several others, but Footloose is the crowning achievement for Kenny Loggins— the undisputed, undefeated King of movie soundtrack hits.  How you feel about the song, released in 1984 probably varies but one thing’s assured —Loggins’ Footloose is one of the most distinguishable dance songs of the 80s, if not all-time. Deal with it, … Read More

Hot Taekery: Thoughts on Boldin To Bills

August 7, 2017By Patrick Moran

The Buffalo Bills signed 36-year old veteran wide receiver Anquan Boldin to a one-year contract on Monday.  ESPN’s Adam Schefter reports Boldin originally reached an agreement with Buffalo last week before backing out but ultimately signing Monday a deal that will pay him $2.75 million while having incentives that could see Boldin earn up to … Read More

Hot Taekery: Thoughts On Yanks Acquiring Gray

July 31, 2017By Patrick Moran

The New York Yankees swung for the fences on today’s MLB trade deadline, acquiring Sonny Gray from the Oakland A’s in exchange for prospects Jorge Mateo, Dustin Fowler and James Kaprielian. It wasn’t so much defining the Yanks as buyers or sellers, they’re quite obviously the former, but this was a long term actual baseball trade.  … Read More

Favorite 100 Songs of the 80s: (#15) Prince – Purple Rain

July 31, 2017By Patrick Moran

Musically, my life changed in 1984 when Prince released his Purple Rain album. Not long before, Michael Jackson’s Thriller was my undisputed favorite album of all-time—and by that I mean the first 12-13 years of my inconsequential existence.  Man, that album of Prince’s in ’84—–between his unrivaled guitar rifting, singing and implausible compositions that accompanied … Read More