SB Nation User Blog: webby37

On last night's Colbert Report, Stephen pointed out the fact that the Oakland Raiders' logo...

webby37 — Thu, 25 Jun 2009 21:58:09 -0000

On last night's Colbert Report, Stephen pointed out the fact that the Oakland Raiders' logo basically looks like a long-lost Village Person. Oh man. Just wait until their fan hears about this!

What does this girl mean to the Kansas City Chiefs? Only a 180° turnaround in fortune. Olathe, ...

webby37 — Fri, 29 May 2009 02:27:19 -0000

What does this girl mean to the Kansas City Chiefs? Only a 180° turnaround in fortune.

Olathe, Kansas's own Kavya Shivashankar won the 2009 Scripps National Spelling Bee on Thursday night. She is the first Kansas product to win such an award in the history of the bee, and, more importantly, a precursor to the fate of the 2009 Kansas City Chiefs.

The curse is reversed, fellas. Suck on that, Canada.

Doesn't look like EA Sports thinks too highly of T-Jack.

webby37 — Sat, 25 Apr 2009 22:26:08 -0000

Doesn't look like EA Sports thinks too highly of T-Jack.

[The Bills] should have waited until the Eagles were on the clock at No. 28 to make the...

webby37 — Sat, 18 Apr 2009 16:15:31 -0000

[The Bills] should have waited until the Eagles were on the clock at No. 28 to make the trade...

Work out the deal in advance. Insist on secrecy from everyone involved... And then pull the trigger when it’s too late for anyone picking after No. 28 to leapfrog the Bills and land the player they might be targeting...

If they hope to replace Peters by packaging the eleventh overall pick with the Eagles’ selection at No. 28 for a shot at trading into the top five for Jason Smith or Eugene Monroe, then the Bills would need to have the extra pick in hand before the draft begins...

Our guess? The Chiefs would be willing to take a couple hundred [draft [position] points less than the chart says they should get, if it means getting out of the crosshairs of the contract paid to the No. 3 overall selection — which last year landed for Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan a six-year, $72 million deal.

ProFootballTalk.com - Bills Should Have Waited To Finalize Peters Trade

Ladies and Gentlemen, the new Miss Arrowhead Pride is...

webby37 — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 23:43:35 -0000

Lauren Killian-Cassel:

Biography (via Rightfielders):

As a biography, Lauren Killian was born on July 31, 1981 in Los Angeles, California, so her age is 27. She is the daughter of Don and Chris Killian. She is one of four children.

She attended Marlborough High School in Los Angeles and lettered in volleyball and basketball. She was named the Jonathan Club Student-Athlete of the Year and later won a silver medal at the Junior Olympics. She graduated from the school in 1999.

She went on to the University of Southern California (her parents, a grandmother, two grandfathers, great grandfather, three uncles, an aunt and several cousins also attended USC) and in her freshman year was a Pac-10 All-Freshman honorable mention in volleyball.

Her sophomore year, she played in every single match of the season (32 matches) and started once. She had an average of 1.50 kills, 0.75 blocks and .342 attack percentage. She was an honorable mention to the Pac-10 All-Academic team.

In Lauren’s junior season, she was named team captain and was again a Pac-10 All-Academic Honorable Mention. During her 2002 senior year, Lauren and the Women of Troy won the NCAA Championship, a feat that hadn’t been done in 21 years.

Lauren married Matt Cassel in 2007.

According to Epic Carnival, sounds like Lauren might have done wedding photography in Boston. Behold.

Not bad for a guy who never started in college.

Poll

Lauren Killian: Hot or Not?

ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported yesterday that Haley, while technically not allowed last week to...

webby37 — Mon, 02 Feb 2009 19:01:41 -0000

ESPN's Chris Mortensen reported yesterday that Haley, while technically not allowed last week to interview with the Chiefs, spent considerable time on the phone with Kansas City officials, ostensibly general manager Scott Pioli.

Hey Kent Babb, I think I also heard Chris Mortensen report yesterday that HE IS A LIAR.

If you put down $100 in Vegas on the Chiefs, you'll be raking in $10k if they pull off a Super Bowl...

webby37 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 14:59:17 -0000

If you put down $100 in Vegas on the Chiefs, you'll be raking in $10k if they pull off a Super Bowl surprise.

NFL Future Odds to Win Super Bowl XLIV
Dolphin Stadium, Miami, FL, 2/7/2010

Hey, is there any way for the Chiefs to hypnotize Larry Johnson into thinking every short-yardage...

webby37 — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 06:19:38 -0000

Hey, is there any way for the Chiefs to hypnotize Larry Johnson into thinking every short-yardage situation is really a crowded bar filled with the boyfriends of women who just resisted his advances?

Rambling toward Week 14 - Bill Simmons (via ESPN)

A bit late, but still pertinent, and funny as hell.

Poor Thiggy Stardust Bones. -cw

webby37 — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 05:13:20 -0000

Poor ~~Thiggy Stardust~~ Bones.

-cw

The San Diego Union-Tribune has done its own "Mitchell Report" of sorts on performance-enhancing...

webby37 — Tue, 23 Sep 2008 04:34:27 -0000

The San Diego Union-Tribune has done its own "Mitchell Report" of sorts on performance-enhancing drugs in pro football... It includes 52 former Pro Bowl players and four Hall of Famers... It only involves drugs now classified by the league as performance-enhancing or "steroids and related substances" (steroids, ephedra, amphetamines), not cocaine, marijuana or alcohol.

...

KANSAS CITY

OL John Welbourn (2005) suspended four games for violation of steroid-related policy, then again for six games in 2006.

WR Johnnie Morton (2002-03) allegedly supplied THG through BALCO, according to federal investigators' memo cited in reports. In 2007, he tested positive for steroids in mixed martial arts event.

LB Lew Bush (2002) suspended four games for ephedra positive. He said it was in a sports drink he took.

RB Michael Cloud (2002) tested positive for nandrolone, later signed with New England and was suspended four games. He sued supplement maker for damages and reached a settlement.

DE Neil Smith (1986) had steroids found in his dorm room shared with Lawrence Pete at Nebraska.

"A detailed history [of NFL players who admitted to using or were caught using performance-enhancing drugs]" - The San Diego Union-Tribune