NFL Pregame Ritual (Week 16)

No other media outlet prepares you for the NFL weekend like Page 2 does with the Pregame Ritual.

DJ Gallo's NFL Hangover, Week 15

Page 2 harks back to "The Night Before Christmas" to recap a festive Week 15 of NFL action.

Celebrate good times, come on!

...down the field. But his greatest moment came on the sideline, when he rushed toward coach Andy Reid and got him to engage in the ubiquitous flying-back-bump celebration that's become all...

Time to tempt the Sports Gods

It's been too long since his last NFL power poll, and a lot has changed. Bill ranks all 32 teams.

DJ Gallo's NFL Hangover, Week 12

With the playoff picture taking shape, DJ Gallo breaks down the potential wild cards in the NFL.

Belichick's fourth-and-reckless

Bill Simmons is sticking with Bill Belichick for the long haul, but don't you dare try to rationalize last Sunday's infamous fourth down to him.

DJ Gallo's NFL Hangover, Week 10

After Bill Belichick's humongous mistake Sunday night, there's only one thing to do -- laugh about it.

Running on sports-hate empty

After watching the Lakers, Yankees and Colts over the past year, Bill Simmons doesn't have any sports hate left.

UFL: Here's how to improve your league

The United Football League might be stumbling out of the gate, but Page 2 knows exactly how to improve it.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid directs his team in the second quarter of an NFL football game against the Tampa Bay...

Welcome to the NBA preview, Part 1

In Part 1 of his NBA preview, Bill Simmons starts his list of the 33 most intriguing people of the 2009-10 season.

"Eating the Dinosaur": Football

In an excerpt from his book "Eating the Dinosaur," Chuck Klosterman breaks down the game of football.

Time for the NFL Pregame Ritual

Welcome back to Page 2's weekly NFL preview column, the Pregame Ritual -- Week 3 edition.

Hooray for coaches with courage!

Tuesday Morning Quarterback applauds all the coaches who went for it on fourth down in Week 2.

In Jake we still trust

No quarterback has lost more faith from his fans than Jake Delhomme. Bill Simmons explains why this may be a good thing.