They may be the captains of their ships for now, but it won’t be long before they all boldly go where so many other clowns have gone before. … Read More Coaches’ Death Watch: Week 7 – The “Red Shirt” Edition
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Above: Soon-to-be-former Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from J-Dub and Jason from Indiana In week thirteen there were a lot of head scratchers in the NFL. The Pats lost their second straight game to…the Eagles? Minnesota’s defense gave up 38 points to…the…
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by Ryan Meehan Alexis Guerreros is a comedian living in NYC, also known for his love of food and the sport of soccer. He can be seen performing throughout the country, as well as in NYC at the weekly STACKED show at The Standing Room in LIC, Illuminati Party at…
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from Dubsism and Jason from Indiana Over the course of history, the number thirteen has been traditionally referenced as being an unlucky number. There is even a particular piece of nomenclature associated with the extreme superstition of the number thirteen, a phenomena labeled…
Which NFL coach is about to get a “permanent intermission?”… Read More Coaches’ Death Watch: Week 6 – The “Let’s All Go To The Movies” Edition
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By Ryan Meehan Blair Socci is a standup comic from San Juan Capistrano, California. When she isn’t watching Vanderpump Rules, you can find her performing standup in clubs and bars all over Manhattan on mostly every night of the week. She is very excited to be starring in the upcoming MTV series, Ladylike.…
Why wouldn’t you expect a food-related theme on Thanksgiving?… Read More Coaches’ Death Watch: Week 5 – The “Turkey Day” Edition
What could the naked guy from The Hangover” have in common with the J-Dub Gambling Challenge?… Read More Week Twelve NFL Preview, or How Ken Jeong Broke My Twitter Cherry
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Photo courtesy of MTV.com by Ryan Meehan Amir K is a Iranian/American comedian who lives in Los Angeles. His comedy is a blend of character work, storytelling and improvisation shaped by a multi-cultural upbringing. Amir was recently a semi-finalist on the latest season of Last Comic Standing and a cast member on MTV’s Jerks…
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photo by Mindy Tucker By Ryan Meehan Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Brendan Eyre has been doing comedy for a little over six years. For the last five, he’s been in New York City honing his chops at some of the finest clubs in the country. He co-hosts the “Rad…
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by Ryan Meehan Memphis born actor Jerry Minor is known for his work in such feature films as Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, I Love You, Man, and Beer League. Minor was a cast member and writer on NBC’s Saturday Night Live from 2000-2001, and was also a…
You may think British Pop music might make a strange theme for a list of football coaches, but there’s no denying a lot of them are in for a “Hard Day’s Night.”… Read More Coaches’ Death Watch: Week 3 – The “Brit-Pop” Edition
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from Dubsism and Jason from Indiana The tenth week of the NFL season opens up with a lot of controversy regarding Greg Hardy’s questionable off field behavior and a bizarre incident at the end of the Broncos/Colts game where Aqib Talib tried to…
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Photo by Mandee Johnson by Ryan Meehan Alex Edelman is a Boston-based comedian whose one-man show “Millennial” won the prestigious Fosters Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Newcomer in 2014, the first American to accomplish that since Arj Barker won it way back in 1997. He’s had the chance to…
JFI lays it down on coaches for whom “NFL” stands for “Not For Long.”… Read More Coaches’ Death Watch: Week 2 – The “Zombie Apocalypse Is Coming” Edition
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from Jason from Indiana A majority of the game that take place in week nine of the 2015 NFL season fall on November 8th, which also happens to be my birthday. I’ve probably mentioned this a billion times on this website, but I’m…
J-Dub and Neil Roberts from Sports With Neil give you some insights you need on the College Football Playoff you wont get anywhere else.… Read More Stuff You Need To Know About the 2015 College Football Season
We’re halfway through the NFL season, which means its’ time for Coach Firing season. Philbin’s already gone, who’s next?… Read More 2015 NFL Coaches’ Death Watch – The Opening Week
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by Eight Thirty Seven with assistance from J-Dub of Dubsism and Jason From Indiana In last week’s game against the New York Giants, Dallas Cowboys defensive end and domestic violence enthusiast Greg Hardy caused all kinds of problems on the sidelines when he attacked players on the special teams unit…
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by Eight Thirty Seven We’ve certainly become a nation of participation trophies at the grade-school baseball level, but I expect more out of the NFL. After all, this is the league that has made us realize that the concept of “moral victories” is total bullshit. Or at least it…
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