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According to Shannon Sharpe, a lot of people are talking about whether or not homefield advantage matters in the playoffs, since 3 of the 4 road teams won on Wild Card Weekend. I figure this Sharpe guy knows what he's talking about because he is a 3-time Super Bowl champion, whose career spanned 14 years with the Broncos (12 seasons) and the Ravens (two seasons). He is the NFL’s all-time leader in receptions (815) and yards (10,060) by a tight end, eclipsing Hall of Famer Ozzie Newsome during the 2001 season. He also is the NFL’s all-time leader in touchdowns (62) and 50-catch seasons (11) by a tight end. Sharpe was voted to 8 Pro Bowls (1992-98, 2001), as well as the NFL’s All-Decade team for the 1990s (first team). What do you think? Does homefield advantage really play a major part in the play offs? Or do you believe any team can win, regardless of whether or not they play at home or away?
A few words about the pregame show at SuperBowl XXXIX: The producer of the pregame show has announced 5 time Grammy Award winner Alicia Keys will be the featured entertainer for that portion of the festivities.
Never watch the pre game show. If you want to keep your sanity throughout the NFL playoffs, never watch the pre game show. It's like watching The View, only the teensiest bit more vulvular.
I forgot my rule last weekend and caught myself watching the pre game show before the Bengals-Steelers game. I found myself wondering why Shannon Sharpe had replaced Deion Sanders. I have loved Deion ever since his ex-wife dumped him for banging skanks and he turned it around into this brilliant coming to Jesus news conference. He confessed to fornication, my favorite euphamism for bumping uglies. He was tempted by Delilah and Jezebel. It wasn't really his fault. Deion was a genius.
Shannon not so much. His speech impediment is more suited for an NPR commentator than an NFL pregame show. If you want to work for NPR, you must have either a grating accent, a speech impediment, or be heavily medicated for depression. It must be a diversity thing. But every once in a while, Shannon says what I am thinking.
The four guys are coffee talking about all the coaching jobs opening up in the league. I instantly think the Raiders job is the worst opening available. I know because Al Davis has been drunk dialing me for the past two weeks trying to get me to take the job. I love my Raiders, but I don't want my fingerprints on that trainwreck. Al is going to have to do what he always does. Find some guy carrying a Will Work for Food sign and telling Smithers to pull over the limo so he can offer him the job.
The next words out of Shannon's mouth are that the Raiders job is the worst opening available. Why? Boomer Esaison asks. Because Al Davis still thinks it is 1970, I think. I love the seventies as a theme park, but any team playing like it's the seventies now that we are living in the future is toast. Those words come out of Shannon's mouth. My thoughts are being transmitted to the NFL Today studio where they appear on a teleprompter and Shannon Sharpe reads them.
Never watch the pre game show. If I don't watch, Shannon Sharpe won't be able to talk.
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