Bad Journalism
Yahoo's Charles Robinson calls ESPN's Rick Reilly an "idiot" for running of the bulls video piece
A rare moments when one high profile writers calls out another.
Jeremy Green continues to write stupid stuff and get paid for it
ESPN's Jeremy Green calls the Colts defensive tackles a "weakness" for the team. However, those pesky things called "facts" seem to disagree with his theory.
Dan Dakich makes a fool out of himself interviewing Colts General Manager Chris Polian
Dan Dakich of 1070 The Fan should be ashamed of himself for the slurp job he did interviewing Colts GM Chris Polian.
ESPN's all-1st round QB pick: the height of lazy sportswriting
ESPN's lazy QB analysis.
Jason Cole vomits on keyboard, calls it an "article"
Jason Cole continues his crusade to write as articles that redefine laziness in sports journalism.
Pat Kirwan proposes defensive theories that make no sense
Pat Kirwan continues to speak nonsense and get paid for it.
The predictable mock outrage over Manning not shaking hands
The mock outrage for Peyton Manning not shaking hands with Drew Brees after Super Bowl 44.
Gee, ya think ESPN is rooting for the Saints?
ESPN continues to prove that they really don't care about reporting news.
Dear Gregg Doyel: STFU already, man!
Gregg Doyel continues to push the boundaries of douchebaggery.
One more time: Marvin Harrison didn't shoot anyone
The broken record continues to spin and spin and spin around the player. Of course, the subject is Marvin Harrison. Of course, he didn't shoot anyone in May of 2008.
Terry Bradshaw worried that people will think Peyton Manning is better than him
Terry Bradshaw thinks Peyton Manning did not deserve 2009 NFL MVP.
Jason Cole still doesn't watch football games, continues to write incorrect nonsense about Peyton Manning and the Colts
Yahoo! Sports' Jason Cole continues to write statements that are not supported by pesky little things like facts, statistics, and the like.
Indy Star's Phil Richards claims we made a false report; of course, he's wrong
Phil Richards at the Indianapolis Star misrepresents what Stampede Blue has written about Bill Polian's actions during his radio call-in show last Monday night.
Colts clinch AFC South; big media makes a frowny face
It's time to line up all the established media morons who picked the Colts to lose the AFC south division and feed them to the sharks.
The Colts win, but are "outplayed" by the Ravens?
Stampede Blue is not sure what ESPN's Paul Kuharsky was thinking writing about how the Ravens "outplayed" the Colts, yet lost.
Established media clearly did not like the outcome of Patriots v. Colts Sunday night
The established media simply cannot understand why the Colts beat the Patriots, again.
Yahoo! Sports Dan Wetzel is a whiny cry baby
Yahoo Sports Dan Wretzel is really, really bad at his job today.
NFL Network really needs to fire Marshall Faulk
NFL Netowrk's Marshall Faulk continues to prove you really can be THAT stupid and get paid for it.
Ignorance is bliss: Why Yahoo!'s Chris Chase and ESPN's Colts documentary are full of it
Yahoo! Sports writer Chris Chase makes an ass out of himself by senselessly bashing Colts owner Jim Irsay after watching the flawed ESPN op-ed by Barry Levinson titled "The Band That Wouldn't Die."
Peter King, Red Sox fan, once again picks the New England Patriots to win the Super Bowl
Peter King is a big, fat New England Patriots homer. The evidence to suggest so is pretty convincing. So, why doesn't he just come out an admit what the rest of us already know?
Happy birthday Marvin Harrison
Today is Marvin's 37th birthday, and wide receivers in the NFL rarely produce much past the age of 35. So, even though we all know it is likely Marvin Harrison won't sign with anyone, why are people like Jason Cole writing such snippy little hit pieces bashing him on his birthday?
Interesting quote from Peter King regarding 2009 Colts
Peter King tries to sound smart; fails miserably.
ESPN confused as to which black man is running the Indianapolis Colts
ESPN continues to screw up as the confuse Colts head coach Jim Caldwell with running backs coach Gene Huey.
I don't want to hear Bob Kravitz or any other ESPN hack lecture me about journalistic integrity ever again
ESPN is not a network dedicated to journalistic integrity. They are an entertainment network. And any journalists who works for them can no longer call themselves a "journalist." Stampede Blue explains why.
KC Joyner is pretentious "blogger," hates Peyton Manning
NY Times' KC Joyner shows the world that you too can write utter nonsense and still get paid handsomely for it.
ESPN continues it own wonderful brand of selective "journalism": No mention of Ben Roethlisberger harassment case
ESPN refuses to cover the Ben Roethlisberger sexual harassment case. Did they learn their lesson from the way they horribly covered the Marvin Harrison incident last year? Or, is the network just THAT hypocritical?
Good reader quote regarding the mindless analysis at NFL Network
Stampede Blue breaks down why television analysis of football games is so bad.
NFL Network studio analysis still sucks; BigBlueShoe on Indianapolis radio
NFL Network does a sloppy job breaking down the 2009 Indianapolis Colts.
ESPN's Fantasy Football Preview Belongs in the Humor Section
The ESPN Fantasy preview was terrible. See why.
The Indianapolis Star's coverage of the Colts is crap; pure and utter crap
The title says it all. While other cities with comparable newspapers enjoy good coverage, the citizens of Indianapolis wallow in the sad, lazy coverage the Indianapolis Star provides.
The Broken Record: ESPN has a lot of stupid people working for them
ESPN leaves Peyton Manning their all decade team. ESPN's AFC South blogger has "no beef" with Manning getting left off. Stampede Blue, however, does.
It's official: NFL Network is run by a bunch of morons
NFL.com's video department is run by morons: Forget to include Peyton Manning as one of the top 10 clutch performers of all time
A final word on Bob Kravitz's hatred of blogs
Stampede Blue offers a final opinion on Bob Kravitz and the day that was "Blogger Rage Day."
Bob Kravitz hearts Stampede Blue, calls me and Mavericks owner Mark Cuban "weenies"
Stampede Blue responds to the Indianapolis Star's Bob Kravitz calling him a "weenie."