New Orleans, Louisiana. You may not hear any “hut-hut” in the Louisiana Superdome or at Lucas Oil Stadium, or anywhere else for that matter in 2011. I think commissioner Roger Goddell should be ashamed of what the players and owners are doing. The players and owners are making a mockery out of the game that was once revered, because you have a classic example of what sports in America has become. Sports in America has become about greed and not so much about passion and loyalty. The NFL is a prime example of what’s right for now and what will be wrong, if the players and owners cannot come to terms on the current collective bargaining agreement. The NFL would put a black eye on itself if no agreement is reached. You have players that are only signing for one year. To me, that is a joke. I know your futures are uncertain, but why don’t you sit down across from the owners and hammer out a deal?

One year after laying claim to the city of New Orleans’ first Super Bowl, the boys of fall are back with Drew Breese on top of the mountain. It’s just about time to find out who dat gonna challenge them Saints. Will it be the Louisiana kid, Peyton Manning taking another shot at the Big Breesey or will it be an upstart team? There is plenty of news and notes to get to, so here we go. The Brett Favre saga continues to be an irritant like a bee that’s buzzing in your ear and trying to sting you. Make up your mind, you Mississippi pretty boy! You had your moment in the sun and now the sun is setting on your career and you can’t take the pain of no more Super Bowl titles for you. You went down to the Big Easy and you blew it. You were smacked by Hurricane Breesey, so get over it. Some quarterbacks need a bottle because they aren’t satisfied with only one Super Bowl ring. Waaa!