Sunday, April 5, 2009

NFL Football Mini Pennants Collector Set (32)

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Customer Review: Hours of fun for my kids
My boys are seven and five and they have both MLB and NFL pennants. They literally spend hours with these pennants, lining them up, moving them around to show standings during the season, putting baseball and football cards on them to sort them, etc. These are well worth the price for the fun we've had with them.


There are two ways to watch live football. You could go to the stadium and watch the players battle it out on the grounds, live, right there in front of you. Or you could subscribe to satellite television. But we've got a fantastic third option for those of you if you are not lucky enough to be at the stadium and not rich enough to afford satellite TV.

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Saturday, April 4, 2009

Wilson NFL Illuminator Glow in the Dark Football

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The notorious Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 finally makes its way to PlayStation 3 owners. The game is more than an abysmal port from the Xbox 360 (ala FEAR). Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 on the PlayStation 3 is virtually identical to the Xbox 360 version. In Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2, players reprise their role as Scott Mitchell (leader of the Ghosts).

The storyline in the game is regarding Mexico and nuclear weapons. The protagonist (Scott Mitchell) and his squad is sent to Mexico to neutralize the terrorist threat. The gameplay ranges from the much maligned escort mission to the more engrossing eradicating your adversaries mission. All of the tasks from the Xbox 360 game like taking cover, and exploiting the Mule drone remains intact in the PlayStation 3 game. The six axis controller gives players the ability to dodge, dive, and execute evasive maneuvers instantaneously.

This is particularly useful when you are trying to shoot, give orders to your teammates, and move simultaneously.The six axis controller was implemented perfectly in Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2. This is definitely a welcome addition to the somewhat cumbersome controller of the Xbox 360. There are some more multiplayer maps that are available as well. Graphically, the PlayStation 3 and the Xbox 360 adaptations of Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 are clones. There is no decrease in the frame rate on the PlayStation 3; the game runs at a nice and smooth frame rate throughout the duration of the game. The audio holds up nicely on the PlayStation 3.

Radio chatter will make gamers feel like they are in a war zone. Overall, Tom Clancys Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter 2 is merely a mild improvement on the PlayStation 3 than on the Xbox 360 due to the controls and multiplayer.

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Friday, April 3, 2009

Cleveland Browns Classic NFL Throwback Logo T-Shirt

Whether you've loved the Cleveland Browns since back in the day or just think their old logo is retro cool, this cotton Cleveland Browns Classic Throwback Logo T-Shirt from Reebok is for you. Features distressed screen printed throwback team logo on chest for that well-worn veteran look.
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Searched all over for this Brown's logo shirt and finally found it on the Amazon (fans etc site) Bought it for my son who was very pleased with it as he had been wanting one a long time.


Many of you probably watched that incredible Texas Tech-Texas game Saturday evening like I did. The sheer entertainment value of the game alone was worth the time investment, with Michael Crabtree scoring the winning touchdown on a thrilling play with just 1 second left on the clock. Mike Leach is a story unto itself, definitely a man that follows the beat of a different drummer. On the Texas side of the ball, athletes abound and Mack Brown is a true gentleman, a modern statesman of the game.

The Youth Football Lesson in This

As youth football coaches what can we learn from Coach Leach? First let's look for a moment at Coach Leach's background. With the exception of one year of sitting on the bench of his High School football team as a Junior, he never played organized football. He got his Bachelors at BYU and then his Law Degree from Pepperdine. At age 25, married, with his second child on the way he decides he wants to be a College Football coach. Yeah right, After stops at College of the Desert, Cal Poly, Iowa Wesleyan, Valdosta State, Finland and Kentucky he is now the head coach of Texas Tech, Not bad for a self described "Christian with serious obedience issues". He seems to look at things from a slightly different perspective, maybe even a sort of an "outsiders" viewpoint.

He has amassed a 74-37 record at a school that rarely, no let's rephrase that, never gets the top tier or even second tier talent in the state of Texas. Those players are reserved for Texas, Oklahoma and Texas A&M. Those kids go to the big money, big stadium, big tradition schools, not to Texas Tech and it's tiny 57.000 seat stadium with a masked pirate Zorro mascot. Just getting to Lubbock is a major undertaking, like something out of one of those "Dead Zone" commercials, the place none of the Big 12 Media crews relish going.

Leach does it with quarterbacks no one else wants, 6 foot kids with offers to just Tech and maybe a mid major school. He has started a number of quarterbacks for just one season, many being fifth year seniors like BJ Symons, who passed for 52 touchdowns in his only year as a starter. The following season Symons was replaced by another fifth year senior, Sonny Cumbie, who passed for 4.742 yards, the sixth best in NCAA history. This season Cody Hodges a fifth year senior with four years of bench sitting experience is leading Tech's quest for it's first ever Big 12 Title and even a shot at the National Championship.

Now what does this all mean to us youth football coaches?

The Leach Formula

Mike Leach saw when he came to Texas Tech, that there was no way he would ever be able to match up with Texas, Oklahoma, A&M and the big boys by doing more of what they were doing. He was always going to have to settle for the second and third tier players. He focused on bringing in fast, smart kids that were maybe a bit undersized or odd shaped, kids that maybe didn't look like football players. Certainly former bag of bones quarterback Kliff Kingsbury fit that mold. He looked like he would need weights in his shoes to hold him down when the stiff winds of West Texas blew around Lubbock. Listed at 175 pounds, this weight number was about as accurate as the weight listed on a 45 year old woman's drivers license. Tech running back Taurean Henderson looked more like a skinny Munchkin from the Wizard of Oz with really bad hair than a Big 12 Running Back.

How do you win with talent like this? I'm sure that is what Leach asked himself 10 years ago when he started at Tech,

This is What He Did:

He widened the offensive line splits, so his diminutive quarterbacks would have lanes they could see and throw through as well as to make the edges so far outside that his quarterbacks would have more time against the incredible athleticism many Big 12 Defensive Ends have. Over the course of a game those long pass rushes tire out these monstrous defensive ends so by the fourth quarter his quarterbacks have all day to throw. The offensive line splits vary dramatically from 3 to 9 feet. This also gave his smaller offensive linemen nice angles for those big defensive linemen aligned in the gaps.

He committed to passing the ball first, with most seasons averaging over 55 throws per game.

He committed to throwing the ball with just a few concepts, All Curl, 4 Verticals, Y-Stick, Shallow, Bubble Screens and Mesh, The laminated play card for his quarterback had just 26 offensive plays on it for the Texas Game. Coach Leach does NOT have a huge play card filled with hundreds of plays and down and distance material, he has a simple piece of non laminated paper usually folded up into fourths, like some kind of crumpled up crib sheet, with about 30 plays on it. If a play works he writes an O next to it and runs it again, if it fails he writes an X next to it and doesn't . In the Texas game, All Curl must have had an O next to it because he threw it least 5 times.

He committed to running those few concepts out of many formations and looks. So while Leach may be called the "Mad Scientist", his playbook is relatively simple. Those TV pundits have no clue.

Why does it work?

How and why does it work? The precision of his receiver's routes are second to none. Watch them sometimes, you will not see anything like it anywhere. The timing, the execution in uncanny. There is nothing revolutionary about these football plays, it is the execution that is flawless and revolutionary. The pass protection is equally as flawless, the Tech quarterback has been sacked just twice so far this season.

The Youth Football Equivalent

As a youth football coach we have to look at what we have to work with and how that compares to our competition. Can we afford to run what everyone else is in the league is running and expect the kids to have success? Should we run the exact same football plays and formations as our bigger and faster competition and expect to compete? Or do we have to be creative and run something different? Tech decided to run something different.

Do we need 40-50-60 plays in our playbook? Tech did it on Saturday with 26 football plays and Tech gets to practice 6 days a week nearly year round. They are masters of a few concepts run out of multiple formations.

Do We Throw in Our Chips With Leach?

When coaching youth football does this mean you should commit to throwing the ball 60 times a game and widening your splits to 6-9 feet with your football team? No, not at all. In youth football, we don't get to practice 6 days a week nearly year round or cut anyone (most teams), Texas Tech doesn't have to worry about getting every player into the game regardless of game circumstances or have squad sizes of 25 instead of 150. Your kids aren't going to be able to widen splits out to 9 feet, when you are starting an nonathletic future computer nerd at one offensive line spot and the future tuba player of the marching band at another. Those kind of kids can't fill a 2 foot gap let alone a 6-9 foot gap. Most youth football teams aren't going to have 2-3 good well trained backup quarterbacks waiting in the wings for when the starter gets hurt or is sick. Even your best quarterback attending every QB camp known to man isn't going to throw to a streaking wideout and hit him with pinpoint accuracy on the outside tip of his sideline shoulder on a 25 yard sideline streak route like Tech consistently does ( impossible to defend). But what we youth football coaches can learn from Leach is to compete, you don't have the biggest and most athletic team in your league, but you have to be different. You don't have to have 60 football plays in your playbook, but what you do need are complementary plays that you execute to absolute perfection. That's why my teams run the Single Wing offense and why we have a limited number of 100% complementary play series we perfect every season.

Tech still has a tough row to hoe with Oklahoma State up next, but they are always fun to watch. Heck if Tech hadn't converted on a 4th and 6 from their own 35 against Nebraska 2 weeks ago in a narrow win, we may not even be having this conversation. But Mike Leach thinks 4th and 6 is a makeable down even from his own 35. When his "no play" failed, Crabtree delivered with a "broken play" 65 yard TD catch, which was the difference maker in the game. Mike Leach is an enigma.

Dave Cisar-

Dave is a Nike "Coach of the Year" Designate and speaks nationwide at Coaches Clinics. His book "Winning Youth Football a Step by Step Plan" was endorsed by Tom Osborne and Dave Rimington. His personal teams using this system to date have won 94% of their games in 5 Different Leagues.

To Sign up for his free tips and drills newsletter or to view 325 free youth football coaching tips go to: Football Plays

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Thursday, April 2, 2009

Chargers Reebok NFL Shine Unlimited Fitted Cap

The Reebok Shine Unlimited Cap has silver metallic embroidered team logos and graphics on the crown and visor. 100% white wool crown and visor. 100% polyester team color undervisor, flip and button. Imported.


Collecting sports memorabilia is a favorite hobby of many Americans especially for football enthusiasts. Some people even spend hundred of dollars for a particular item either for their personal collection or as a form of investment for the future. Nowadays, game-used memorabilia are more popular than ordinary non-used gears that are sold in the market. For instance, signed and unused Riddell NFL helmets can be valued at approximately $250 while a Peyton Manning game-used helmet can conceivably go well for over $1000.

Game-used balls, jerseys or helmets are all in rage in the collector's world. These items can range from anything that is involved in the game and can also be auctioned on the net for a higher price. Although collecting sport collectibles are a good investment, there are still some guidelines you need to know before actually deciding to buy a game-used memorabilia which is right for your collection. Here are some tips you need to consider:

You must first determine if the player that is associated with the collectible is a good or bad investment. Memorabilia from a football legend like Joe Montana is definitely a safe investment. It will surely yield great returns in the future and will be considered a rare collectible. On the other hand, a used knee pad from a young player from the Dallas Cowboys might be a desirable commodity for a young enthusiast but not to a smart investor.

Game-used collectibles also increase in worth if they were used in events such as Super Bowl or an All-star game. Such items along with other collectibles from football Hall of Famers will truly increase its value as time goes by.

Because of the popularity of game-used items in the market, sports card companies have included fragments of game-used memorabilia as part of their insert sets. Special edition trading cards will most likely increase its value if it has special game-used inserts on them.

Fraud is a very big predicament in this industry. Therefore you have to be careful and meticulous enough to purchase items from a reputable company or dealer. Always ask for a Certificate of Authenticity to ensure that you are buying an original item. Remember that game-used collectibles should not look untouched or brand new. In this way, you can protect yourself from being scammed.

Original game-used memorabilia is a special addition to any sports collection. An authentically signed full size game-used Joe Montana helmet will definitely be the highlight of your Riddell NFL helmets collection. This collection will not only guarantee a good investment but also a wonderful sight you can show off to your family and friends. Always remember to use these tips and make wise choices so you will be able to attain the best position to make a smart investment for your future.

Coach John Rockwell is a huge football fan. He has written many articles related to Riddell NFL Helmets. Other articles Coach John has written are related to sports equipment and collectibles such as College Helmets. Coach John resides in Texas with this wife and three children.

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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Northwest Oakland Raiders 50" x 60" Shadow Fleece Blanket

The soft, plush Oakland Raiders Shadow Fleece blanket can be used at the game, on a picnic, in the bedroom, or to cuddle under in the den while watching the game. This machine washable and dryable 50-inch x 60-inch fleece blanket is made with a blend of acrylic and polyester for added warmth and superior durability. The team-colored fleece blanket is officially licensed and designed with the highly-detailed team graphics.
Customer Review: one of My "boys" bought this for Me and...
Well the blanket looks GREAT, but it is very very thin! dont buy if you plan to try and keep warm with it! But do buy if you just want it for decoration!! its very nice for that.


Before we can successfully attack the Cover 2 Defense we need to have a basic understanding of what the Cover 2 is and how it is used.

The Cover 2 Defense derives it name from the number of deep safeties employed to cover the deep receivers. There are two deep safeties covering the deep threat, in a zone defense, each taking half the field.

The Cover 2 has three linebackers and two corners playing in a zone defense, each taking one 5th of the field, on the line there are 4 rushers.

Depending on what the defense sees, the 5 defensive back will play zone or play man to man.

The QB can have a difficult time making the right read, whether it is man to man or zone. The Cover2 is easy to disguise what its going to do, making it difficult for the offense.

Variations of the Spread Offense are more prevalent in college and high school play, a very effective offense to attack the Cover 2.

Frequently when offenses see the Cover 2 Defense, they will us a 4 vertical receiver attack, sending 4 receivers down the field, stretching the safeties. If they are running the underside D backs in a zone defense, there will be holes in the zone.

This will expose any defensive weaknesses. If they are not running the Cover 2 properly they will be exposed. The offense has the opportunity to complete a big play against the linebackers.

Using a high-low vertical stretch attacking the corners is another effective attack on the Cover 2 Defense.

When the Cover 2 is in the zone the corners responsibility is to cover the outside 5th of the field, protecting the flat.

The outside wide receiver runs full blast off the line selling he is running a post corner pattern. His goal is to sell the safety that he is running a deep inside post route. The goal is to freeze the safety or get him back pedaling. Once the safety is frozen the receiver breaks back to the outside for the corner.

The safety has to stay inside protecting his inside half of the field preventing the receiver from crossing inside him.

This will force the corner to sink and try to protect the hole created on the outside between the safety and the corner.

The offense then can release a running back or tight end into the new gap. The corner is caught in a hi-low stretch in his 5th of the field. Which ever target the corner covers opens up the other receiver for a possible big play.

The last strategy for attacking the Cover 2 Defense we will look at is called an In-out Horizontal Stretch on the corner back.

Typically this play is run against the corner and the SAM or Wil linebacker, defeating the Cover 2 by creating a gap between the linebacker and the corner.

The wide receiver releases to the outside forcing the corner to come up and try to jam and widen as he tries to keep the receiver from releasing out side, stretching the safety. As the corner comes up to jam the receiver the corner is now flattened out and widened exposing the inside.

As the corner widens with the wide receivers outside move, the offense takes advantage of this situation by sending the number 2 receiver either the tight end or running back inside to the hole the corner has left between himself and the SAM or Wil linebacker.

In conclusion the Cover 2 Defense is a very effective defense; I can be used as a zone defense or man to man. The challenges it presents the offense is how well it disguises itself between man to man and zone.

The Spread Offense is very effective in defeating the Cover 2 Defense using the vertical and horizontal stretches on the corners, linebackers and safeties.

Teams that have running quarterbacks with the spread can very successful against the Cover 2 Defense. The linebackers and corners covering the receivers leave gaps the quarterback can exploit on QB keepers.

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Reebok NFL Speed Grip Youth Football Gloves

The NFL® Equipment Speed Grip youth receiver/running back football gloves are designed to offer you enhanced grip and control with a non-slip, dry-when-wet, Griptonite palm. The form-fitting spandex back and non-binding, neoprene adjustable custom closure help to keep the fit secure and comfortable.


Most people know the answer to this question. You dont have to think twice. You know the truth but are you willing to face it? Facing this addiction means letting out all the demons stored inside you for so long. As each of the demons leave, you begin to feel peace, well being and a feeling of completion. There will be no more plotting and scheming to find ways to feed your addiction.

Gamblers Anonymous came up with twenty questions. Only you can answer these questions honestly. You can find the questions at
http://www.istoppedgambling.com/addicted.php a place to help people with a gambling addiction or someone you know who has a gambling addcition.

People do come to the realization that they are addicted to gambling. Some people are ready to get help, some refuse, others dont know what to do, where to go or who to trust. A small percentage of these people will seek help. They are the lucky ones. The others However, will continue to live in a fantasy world.

The fantasy world takes the addicted individual out of pain, loneliness and reality. As each day passes they lose more money and try and believe next time they will have that big win. Unfortunately it never comes.

An addict is an individual whose life is dependent and restricted by their aspiration to continue following the same behavior patterns. We are people who exhibit behavior patterns that if continued will get progressively worse. The end result can include jail, institutions, illness, poverty, and death.

Only you have the ability to decide if you have an addiction.

There is no humiliation in facing up to the fact that you have a problem! What is important is that you decided to do something about it.

A majority of gamblers have experienced one or more of the following:

Having a hard time sleeping

Having a hard time focusing

Unable to get gambling off your mind

Didnt tell people where you were going

Kept your gambling a secret from loved ones

Feeling good so you wanted to gamble

Feeling bad so you wanted to gamble

Time stands still until you gamble again

There are so many other ways to determine if you have a gambling problem, but I believe you already know!

There are many websites line How To Stop Gambling Now http://www.istoppedgambling.com/ that can help you or a relative with a gambling addiction. They have great resources, chat room and message board.

Howard Keith

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Monday, March 30, 2009

Pittsburgh Steelers Youth NFL Team Helmet and Uniform Set

Franklin's Youth Replica NFL Uniform set comes with a molded plastic football helmet, jersey, pants, and an iron on numbering pack so your child can pretend to be their favorite NFL player. This product is officially licensed by the NFL but is not designed for competitive play. This is the perfect gift for any occasion or a great Halloween costume for that future NFL Superstar in your house! Please refer to the following size chart: Small - Waist 19"-22" Chest 20"-24" Height 40"-45" Medium - Waist 22"-25" Chest 25"-29" Height 48"-54"


Have you become a Notre Dame Football fan or are you a die hard like me? There are some great things about being a fan of Notre Dame and just like with any other team there are some times when you want to fire the entire staff and start over. Here is what I think about the recent Notre Dame football recruiting.

Charlie Weis has stepped the recruiting up by leaps and bounds. The first thing that shows this is all the talent in the freshman class this year. The majority of the touchdowns that Jimmy Clausen is throwing are being caught by freshmen. Golden Tate would be the one exception, but he is just a sophomore and another one of that Weis recruited.

When Willingham was coach they might have 6 or so verbal commitments by September compared to Weis who has averaged between 15 and 20. Weis is able to steal recruits from USC, Florida, Texas, Nebraska, and many other top programs. This includes Michael Floyd, who is an outstanding wide receiver and very fast. He was highly recruited by many school, but he chose Notre Dame even during a year that they only had 3 wins.

The improvement is there and it comes to no surprise that the Notre Dame football recruiting is so much better. If you think about it, then you would realize that it would be difficult to say no to Weis. He can come into your living room with one of 4 different Super Bowl rings on his finger and he has a staff that comes from all different areas of the country. Plus if you are good enough he has no problem playing you as a freshman.

Find out more about Notre Dame Football by visiting this website: Notre Dame Football.

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