salary cap

Sorry I am a little late to the party on this one.  I was in New York the last 3 days taking in the Home Run Derby and the All-Star Game (and yes, I did stay until the end).   Tuesday's deadline for locking up Fat Albert long-term came and went without a deal, so what are the chances that he will be a Titan past the 2008 season?  I would say they rhyme with Ne

With the newly announced signing of

The Predators just

The good thing about the Memphis Grizzlies is that things can only get better from here. The Grizzlies finished with their second consecutive 22-60 season, and are poised to begin a long, slow rise in the standings beginning next season.

Jim Wyatt • Staff Writer(Tennessean) • April 17, 2008

Former Titans quarterback Steve McNair will announce his retirement on Thursday at a noon press conference in Baltimore.

McNair played from 1995 to 2005 with the Titans before playing the past two season with the Baltimore Ravens. He had his best season with the Titans in 2003 when he was named NFL co-MVP.

Citing their legendary off-the-field player personal development program, the moral titans of Dallas are thinking about putting five on a twenty-sack of Pac-Man Jones. Hit this:

Toronto Globe and Mail writer James Mirtle just posted a good summary on his blog of how the NHL's draft lottery works. It isn't terribly different from the way the NBA's lottery works if you are familiar with that method.

It’s one of those time in the year where non-pro-football fans roll their eyes, already covered with glaze fit for a KK donut, when people start talking openly about salary caps and free agents, and what, pray tell, are the TITANS GONNA DO?