Jun 14My Response and Take on Dave Bautista’s “Pride Month” MessageThere’s going to be a little more that I will discuss than what the title says, but I will start with the subject first. There are some headlines and posts that I wish I hadn’t seen or read. …Dave Bautista3 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·Jun 12Tua Fish: Does Tua’s Arm Strength Make a Difference in the Dolphins' Offensive Progression?I don’t think anyone that I know of questions the leadership of Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa. From what I’ve seen of him, the intangibles are there: he’s a fighter, he’s not going to give up, he will play to the very end. He doesn’t complain, throw a tantrum, or…Tua Tagovailoa3 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·May 29Is Eric Bieniemy His Own Worst Enemy?Over the past few years, Kansas City Chiefs offensive coordinator Eric Bieniemy’s name has been on the radar for head coaching positions, yet, he has yet to be hired. Personally, I think that’s a darn shame because like Brian Daboll (now the head coach of the New York Giants), who…Eric Bieniemy3 min read
May 20What Did Kevin Samuels Do to Be Put in the Same Company as Historical “Black” Men?This post is going to kick off a theme/series of what I call a “Hot Summer”. Yes, summer isn’t official until June 21st, but why not get things started early? My Hot Summer series pertains to controversial topics — not for the sake of being controversial, just speaking my mind…Malcolm X7 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·May 18The “He’s Better or the GOAT Because of More Championships” LogicBefore I begin, there’s a comment that was made on my “Giannis vs. Kobe in Their Primes” post last night that I want to address. This will be a light and brief preview of it because I will address this more candidly later on my own page. In a way…Bill Russell4 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·May 14Giannis vs. Kobe in Their PrimesLast week, I saw a headline where sports analyst Colin Cowherd stated that he thinks Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo is currently better than the late Kobe Bryant — I still can’t believe I’m describing him in that manner — was in his prime. I was debating whether or not…Giannis Antetokounmpo2 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·May 2Awesome Sauce: Grading the New York Jets’ Draft PicksI’m not a fan of the saying “awesome sauce,” however, it fits considering the nickname of one of the Jets picks. Three nights ago, the New York Jets (initially) had two first round selections with the 4th and 10th overall picks. Here’s my grade and analysis on the Jets 2022…New York Jets6 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·Apr 226th Man Mount RushmoreTypically, I don’t get into these “GOAT” or Mount Rushmore conversations, but this post is inspired by sportswriter Keyshawn Shaahid’s Mount Rushmore of All-Time NBA greats, except I decided to take a different route and select some of the best 6th men I’ve seen. Although there are plenty of guys…6th Man5 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·Apr 21Reggie Miller, The Most Overrated NBA Player of All-Time?Blogger’s Note: This post is also available on my Indiana Pacers blog, Forever 31. People are entitled to their opinion, and in the realm of sports, there will always be talk over who’s the GOAT (Greatest of All-Time), who’s underrated, and of course, who’s overrated. Now, I realize when one…Reggie Miller3 min read
Published in Letters from a Sports Fan·Apr 19IMO: How Pro Day Could Be BetterThis post is based on a post I made about this subject nearly a year ago, on my Sports Section blog, and my thoughts on it haven’t changed. Every year, NFL draft prospects, usually those considered top tier, host an event called Pro Day where they show their skills to…Malik Willis2 min read
