The SAINTS WON! The SoTG and Weasel tell you how.

There was a bit of technical difficulty this morning regarding the Conference Championship Sunday show, but rest assured it is now repaired for your listening pleasure

The SoTG and Weasel bring you the games that determined this season's SUPER BOWL.

The SoTG and Weasel continue their in-depth analysis but get help from friend of the show Chris Rankin.

Wild Card Playoffs brought some beatdowns. Check out the SoTG and Weasel crushing some stats.

The SoTG and Weasel talk up the regular season's conclusion as the playoffs are upon us. See their predictions and end of the year awards including Chris Rankin's vote on Rankin's Rankings.

For the record, Brian Cushing had 10 INTs, so Chris was right!

All things being equal in the previous September, the New York Giants playing against the Washington Redskins would lead the mind to the kind of domination and cruelty by the ‘G-men’ against the ‘Skins that can be implied in the phrase ‘Cowboys and Indians’ (more than when Washington is playing the actual NFL Cowboys from Dallas).

The playoffs becomes a scrum for teams clinging to hope. Who will prevail? The SoTG and Weasel analyze . . .

The atmosphere was one of the most paradoxical one could imagine with stories intensifying the match-up of the first 2009 sell-out of Jacksonville’s All-Tell Stadium between the Indianapolis Colts and the hosting Jaguars. The Jags fighting against the ‘Collapse of the Cats’ as conjectured by critics killing them in the media by constantly clamoring over close calls against crappy competitors combined with the concept of clashing against the cunning Colts who are competing to cultivate their calamity-free season.

The SoTG and Weasel sift through all the action. Apologies for the late posting. The server's being cranky again . . . not a fan of Amazon's S3 service

Upsets!?!?!? Playoff Picture!?!?!? NFL Revenue Sharing?!?!?!?! These and other questions will be answer by this episode by the SoTG and Weasel.

Despite all the disappointments during Turkey Day football and ups and downs of Sunday match-ups, all I heard about over Thanksgiving was this Monday’s game featuring the New Orleans Saints vs. the New England Patriots (in fairness I was in New Orleans with my fiancée’s family). Bias aside, as the talk of the NFL, it was the billed as the battle of 2 NFL offensive juggernaughts where the score was predicted to be around 49-48 by analysts everywhere . . . until it all went horribly wrong.

Week 12 and Turkey galore as Weasel and the SoTG watch another week determine the playoff fate of the NFL.

The chefs for the feast of retribution would be the players who set up their team to use this Thanksgiving Thursday night game to get their respective teams back in the race for the lead in their particular divisions. The New York Giants having bounced a struggling Atlanta Falcons team in overtime last week after losing 4 straight and the Denver Broncos losing their last four with the latest being a beat down by their AFC West rival San Diego Chargers; both teams were desperate for a springboard to get back into the playoff battle.

It's week 11 . . . do you know where YOUR NFL coverage is . . . we've got it right here!! Weasel and the SoTG give you nine games of Sunday action.

QB Ben Roethlisberger, SS Troy Polamalu, newly acquired CB Ty Law, and CB Champ Bailey . . . all big names that would have been prewritten into the opening paragraphs of writers all over the country, but it’s a man who wasn’t talked about leading up to this game, the Pittsburgh Steelers’ FS Tyrone Carter, that had the big numbers in silencing the Denver Broncos in the biggest match-up for Week 9, 28-10.

The SoTG and Weasel are back once again in their relentless pursuit of awesome analysis as they bring you week 9 action.

The week of the NFL Homecomings is upon us. Favre to Lanbeau and Weasel returning to the show so he and the SoTG can bring you more action!

The SoTG and special guest co-host, Punisher Line Coach Chris Rankin come together to bring you the action from Week 7

Week 6 action brought statistical weirdness of all sorts. It was the kind of stuff you'd need a professional coach to analyze. That's why the SoTG brings in Line Coach for the Florida Punishers Chris Rankin to break down this week's action.

The buzz in this Monday night Match-up was dominated by talk of the New York Jets’ defense who’ve kept opponents grounded and the SpanAm subject QB Mark Sanchez, the kid they call ‘Sanchize’, as the apparent future and present of the Gangreen franchise. And in fairness the rookie, already ordained superstar by many (me included), had a solid night managing the game throwing 12 completions in 24 attempts for 50% with 172 yards and a TD representing his ‘nation’ well during the NFL’s Hispanic Heritage Night.

Some teams are real . . . Some teams a waste of time. Your guide to the Who's Who . . . The SoTG and Weasel.

While it will not necessarily apply to all those who gaze upon this particular article, the public will be fed and mezmorized by the elements of the story pertaining to former Packer QB Brett Favre playing against his former team at the Metrodome in a Minnestoa Viking uniform for the first time in his last NFL game before he turns 40 years old and think that he was the hero of the game in the Vikings 30-23 division victory putting them at 4-0. But Favre himself was forced to show appreciation to the man who was the real factor, “[DE]Jared Allen is a beast . . . I’m glad we have ‘em”.

Week 3 action is in the books. The SoTG and Weasel give you the exciting cliff notes.

Imagine this: You are an NFL QB. As the leader of your team’s offense, you are asked to score more than 20 points a game, week in and week out, in order for your team to have a good chance to win the game. That may sound tough enough, but then someone says, “WAIT! -- you can only have the ball for 14:53 throughout the game . . . oh and JUST to make it interesting, you are without Anthony Gonzalez, your second-best WR”.

Upsets, Surprises and Expectations about the NFL. And the SoTG are bringing all they can for the featured teams in week 2.

I’ve seen the headlines of the ridiculous already referring to ‘Brady Magic’ (see NFL.com’s homepage within in 1 hour following the game in question), but to those of us who actually watched the game without falling for the flash emanating from New England Patriots QB Tom Brady’s Super Bowl Rings, his ‘Golden Boy’ persona, or the lights of the cameras tracking every moment of his return from injury, we would know that he wasn’t the true game changer in the 25-24 teeth-skinning victory past the Buffalo Bills.

The SoTG and Weasel bring you the action of the 2009 NFL Season Debut

For those who lived through the teaser of pre-game performances and hype leading up to the opening match-up of the 2009 NFL Regular Season between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Tennessee Titans, this seemed to be a good example of an opener that earned the commotion it got as the Tailors of the Terrible Towel tip-toed past the terrifying Titans, 13-10 in OT on a FG by K Jeff Reed.

Because we are mandated by football analyst tradition, here are the Playoff Brackets for the post season predictions brought to you by the SoTG and Weasel.

Who knew that surprise, disappointment, and mediocrity could live all in one place at the same time? With '1win' teams becoming '11 win' teams ('Phins) keeping other 11 win teams out of the playoffs (Patriots - who are usually a stable for post season play) whilst the other 2 teams quibble with consistency issues (Bills and Jets), there's no WAY it can happen like that again . . . can it? The SoTG and Weasel will let you know.

A few years removed from deep playoff appearances previously, the Titans were only a 2 games away from the Super Bowl last in 2008. But as always the Colts threaten their defense of the division title. Will either of these teams prevail, or is their a dark horse looming in the form of Houston and Jacksonville? The SoTG and Weasel give you the goods.

The cruel melee that is the NFC North is always a battle even among the weaker teams in the division. Can the Steelers rise up to return as champions, or will they fall victim to the Super Bowl slump? The SoTG and Weasel discuss.

The AFC West was a dogfight amongst 2nd tier teams in the NFL last year. Can the Broncos overcome their off-season drama to re-take the division? Has the talent on the Chargers squad aged beyond their prime? Will the Chiefs be able to rebuild fast enough to make an impact this season? And will the Raiders ride their late-season success from last year to pose a threat? All these questions and more broken down and solved by the SoTG and Weasel.

They may be the weakest division in NFL Football, but they were represented in the Super Bowl last year and lost only on the Steelers final offensive drive. Can there be any hope hope for improvement of a repeat Super Bowl appearance from an NFC West team? The SoTG and Weasel weigh in!

Plaxico Burress is officially unavailable; how will the Giants cope? Michael Vick to the Eagles; will that even matter this season? Sure they got Albert Haynesworth, but can the Reskins hope to improve into contention this year? T.O.'s gone; did the drama in big 'D' leave with him? The SoTG and Weasel discuss.

Will Tony Gonzalez make an Impact in Atlanta? Have the Saints improvedtheir defense enough to stop their opponents? Can the Panthers bounce back from last year's disappointing performance? And can Rahim Morris accelerate the rebuilding in Tampa Bay? The SoTG and Weasel bring you these answers and much more!

While most of the camera crews are parked in Minnesota to track Brett Favre's every move, the SoTG and Weasel will give you FULL coverage of the ENTIRE division.