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  • What Peyton Manning and Ray Lewis Talked About After The Game

    On Saturday night Peyton Manning and the Broncos’ season came to an end with a heartbreaking loss to the Ravens. Peyton being the classy guy he is stayed for 90 minutes after the game to congratulate Ray Lewis. We posted this photo on Facebook and it gained a lot of Likes and Shares so we decided to post some information about what the two talked about.   Peter King of SI wrote about the meet in his column this morning and has all the details:

  • Report: 60% Of Football Fans Prefer Tailgating At Home

    There’s nothing like heading to a stadium for a nice day of tailgating. You’ve got the energy of the crowd, the smell of the BBQ, kids bolting in front of your car as you try to navigate narrowing parking lots, drunken fans hurling beer bottles at your face, weather conditions that always seem to be either too hot or too cold. Wait a minute, that sounds kind of hectic and we’re not the only ones who think so. If a Ad Week/Harris Poll survey is to be believed, 60% of U.S. adults say that they prefer to watch NFL games on TV, all curled up on the couch, while just 6% actually attend the games in person. To further explore these stats we headed to football stadiums across America with former NFL star Dhani Jones to explore the drama that can go along with tailgating. As you’ll see things got pretty wild. So what is causing this shift from fans attending games at the stadium to watching them at home? We’re thinking the recession is to blame. Our paychecks aren’t getting any bigger but players salaries, cost of tickets and concessions sure are. This shift to at-home tailgating is not going more »

  • The 100 Most Powerful Sports Photos of 2012

    2012 was an incredible year for sport. Records broken, if not shattered. Olympics fever was at an all time high. Feats of speed and strength awed crowds. The fastest man in the world left us speechless, while the reigning boxing champion of the world lay unconscious, face in the canvas. Heroes retired from their respective games, whether riding off into the sunset for a curtain call, or face in hands, hanging in shame. We’ve experienced bevy of sports controversies, as well as mountain top triumphs, and all tell their respective stories in photos. There are hundreds, if not thousands, of moments that could have been included in this list but we’ve weeded through them all and narrowed it down to the 100 most powerful sports images of 2012.

  • 50 Football Tailgate Do’s And Don’ts

    Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys The submissions for the Bold Tailgate Awards are rolling in and we’ve seen our fair share of winners and losers. No one likes a tailgate that turns into amateur hour, so act like you’ve been there before by following these tailgate commandments. Simple Do’s and Don’ts that will take any tailgate noob to all-star status before you even enter the parking lot.

  • The Top High Quality Photos From NFL Week 13

    It was a wild week in the NFL. Peyton is looking like an MVP, the Jets might finally have a QB solution, the Eagles are trying to turn things around, and there was a terrible tragedy for the Chiefs organization amongst so many things.  Let’s take a look at this week in the NFL through high quality photos. Note – Check back tomorrow as we’ll update this post with photos from tonight’s MNF game. 

  • How To Throw A Football With A Perfect Spiral [Infographic]

    Don’t settle for just “not embarrassing yourslf” at the next football tailgate and torpedo that pigskin to Uncle Chuck with these tips from 4-time Superbowl champion Joe Montana compile into infographic form by Primer.com. Once you’re done dominating the pick-up football game at your tailgate head on over to the Bold Tailgate Awards and nominate yourself.

  • The Punch Bowl VI [153 Photos]

    Tip: navigate using the ← left and right → arrow keys The Punch Bowl, our weekly look at football tailgating across America, is 100% sports, party animals, beautiful women and original tailgate photos that you have never seen before. We spend hours and hours each weekend curating these photos from the far reaches on the web and we’re proud to see that the word is getting out.

  • Largest Tecmo Super Bowl Tournament in Madison

    Oh the days of Tecmo Superbowl. The days where sports mattered and flashes of smashing your NES controller over your best friends head, after countless Bill Romanowski sacks on your helpless QB were all but too real. Miss that rage? Well take a little trip to Madison, WI, where the largest Tecmo Superbowl Tourney is held every year. Can’t make the trip to the land of cheese and brats, the tournament is airing at 4:30 pm 10/26 and 1:30 pm 10/27 on NFL Network. See the Tecmo Super Bowl tourney here >>

  • The Most “American” Team In The NFL Is…

    Any regular RSVLTS.com reader knows that we love ranking things. Especially when it comes to sports. We’ve already shown you which NFL players and teams are the most popular on the internet but what about when it comes to Americaness? Which team bleeds the red, white and blue more than any other? Our brilliant DC contributor Rory, the creator of Mr. America Head, has devised an algorythm for ranking the Americaness of NFL teams. It’s pretty simple, yet highly effective. It goes a little something like this… Team Color Score (Red, White and Blue in your team colors, 1 point for each) + Americaness of Mascot (2 points for very American, 1 point for pretty American, 0 points for not very American) + Super Bowl Score (0.5 points for every Super Bowl victory) + Real American Hero Score (each team’s city ranked by percentage of population that are veterans, 3.2 points for highest percentage, 0.1 points for lowest) + Money Talks Score (per capita median income for each team’s city is ranked, 3.2 points for highest income, 0.1 points for lowest) + Leadership Score (0.5 points for every president born in team’s city) + Cheerleader Score (0.5 if the team more »

  • Top 10 Viral Sports Advertisements (Videos)

    Over the past few years, big brands have been featuring viral videos of professional sports figures accomplishing astounding feats during “down time” on a commercial set or just practicing their trade. While everyone knows the authenticity of these viral ads, it’s fun to imagine these athletes as the larger than life figures we once thought they were as children. Kobe Jumps Over Speeding Aston Martin- Nike Evan Longoria Saves Reporters Life- Gillette Micheal Vick Practice Field- Powerade LeBron’s Full Court Show- Powerade Hardest Hockey Shot- Samsung The Black Mamba Jumps a Pool of Snakes- Nike Van Persie Does The Ricochet Trick- Adidas Ball Girl- Gatorade Roger “William Tell” Federer- Gillette David Beckham Hits 3 Beach Bins- Pepsi

 
 

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