06 Jan 2009, 12:04am by Bill Barnwell
Join Aaron and Bill Simmons for a Wild Card review and Divisional preview.
05 Jan 2009, 04:40pm by Ned Macey
Ned Macey compares Arizona to other bad teams that won playoff games.
05 Jan 2009, 04:17pm by Bill Barnwell
How did Darren Sproles get -2 DYAR? Well, he did the worst thing a back can do with the ball in his hands.
01 Jan 2009, 09:09pm by Aaron Schatz
Here's our look at the wild card matchups over at ESPN. You may notice Numbers Crunching is going to a new format for the playoffs, with half the tidbits available to all readers and half available on ESPN Insider. Don't worry -- this isn't the only playoff previewing we'll be doing. You'll also get Walkthrough on Friday morning and the usual stat-packed previews on Friday afternoon.
30 Dec 2008, 10:52pm by Ned Macey
Ned Macey re-examines the Jets's to decision to turn away from Chad Pennington -- and reminds us that it originally had nothing to do with the availability of Brett Favre.
29 Dec 2008, 08:55pm by Aaron Schatz
Time to start my weekly playoff appearances on the Bill Simmons podcast, reviewing the 2008 season and then previewing the Wild Card games. Cousin Sal and Michael Lombardi also appear. Link goes to Bill Simmons page, then look for podcast link on the far right.
29 Dec 2008, 06:56pm by Bill Barnwell
As is tradition, the final Quick Reads of the regular season takes a look at the best and worst individual players of the entire year. The identity of the top two running backs will surprise you.
26 Dec 2008, 03:04pm by Bill Barnwell
The last fantasy matchups column of the year!
24 Dec 2008, 06:43pm by Aaron Schatz
Our look at the week's matchups with FO stats goes up a bit early this week. This week we reveal the linebackers who do the best job of stopping receivers after the catch, find a surprising thing Detroit actually does well, and illustrate the complete collapse of the Arizona Cardinals since midseason.
23 Dec 2008, 03:00pm by Ned Macey
The Chargers find a running game, while the Bucs' defense continues to fall apart.