Yes, we picked it. The Saints beat the Colts in the Super Bowl, giving the city of New Orleans their first NFL championship. How did it happen? Thanks to the gutsy play-calling of a coach who wasn’t afraid to fail. Chris and Craig recap an exciting Super Bowl:
So Drew Brees won his first Super Bowl. Why do San Diegans insist on revisiting the Brees-Rivers debate from years ago? Craig and Chris talk about Brees, Philip Rivers, and Peyton Manning, and how the legacy of each great QB changes (or doesn’t) based on the Saints’ winning the Super Bowl:
The Super Bowl is hours away, and both Craig and Chris are looking for an upset in Miami. In their final What To Watch For podcast of the NFL season, the 619 Sports guys break down what they see as keys to victory for New Orleans:
With half of the games completed in Mountain West Conference schedule, its time for a discussion on how the Aztec men have fared. Craig and Chris give their thoughts on SDSU’s play so far, and what Steve Fisher and the boys are going to have do, to have any shot at the NCAA tournament in March.
Yes, believe it or not, it’s been a year. 619 Sports is entering its second year of existence, bigger and better than ever. And we want to celebrate…with you!
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Craig and Chris agree that the time has come for the Chargers and L.T. to part ways, but in their latest podcast, the 619 Sports guys wonder if the split could have been handled better, and if Tomlinson is taking enough responsibility for his reduced production:
Did you think the Padres were going to spend over 5 million on a free agent pitcher? Neither did Chris or Craig. But was the money well spent on 30 year old veteran Jon Garland, or should that cash have gone to a big bat like Xavier Nady? Get the 619 Sports guys’ take in their latest podcast:
The 619 Sports guys talk about the small moves Jed Hoyer has made so far as Padres’ GM, and the potential positive impact of putting the Happy Hairstons in the lineup and moving Chase Headley to third base:
Even though many Chargers fans still might not be in the mood to watch, the NFL has decided to still play the conference championship games on Sunday. So who’s going to the Super Bowl? Craig and Chris break down the matchups between the Colts and Jets, and the Vikings and Saints:
Which immature Chargers stars should stay, and which should go? Is this the end of the line for L.T. and Merriman in San Diego? And what positions should the Chargers focus on with their early picks in the 2010 draft? Chris and Craig get a leg up on a busy offseason with this 619 Sports Chargers podcast: