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Tim Keown wonders if we're at a tipping point between the risk of playing football and the reward.

With the sports advertising world in shambles, one company stepped in to make a name for itself.

The NFL isn't the only league with insane blackout policies, but at least Major League Baseball is pushing for change.

In an era in which fans don't have money for tickets, the NFL's TV blackout rule makes less sense than ever.

The circus of indecisiveness that Brett Favre created has finally moved him into the realm of the irrelevant.

With the way this NFL season has gone, Tim Keown is ready for the officials to regrettably take center stage.

The Oakland Raiders are so inept you need to watch them out of morbid curiosity.

The lessons of today's NFL have taught us one thing: Only draft a quarterback when you don't need one.

After the shooting of Jaguars tackle Richard Collier, the NFL doesn't have an image problem. It has a much larger problem.

Your friendly neighborhood coach offers a letter to season-ticket holders regarding a new policy for the preseason.

Brett Favre should play. And the Packers should do what's best for the Packers. Now, can we stop talking about it?

The free-throw disparity in the NBA Finals isn't about home-court advantage as much as human nature.

Just when you thought the Roger Clemens drama couldn't get worse, well ... it did.

If you want to be an NFL draft prospect, you better be ready to throw your privacy out the window.

In the super-serious world of the NFL, how come no one is praising Philip Rivers and bashing LT?

Tim Keown breaks out the uberedition of the list to celebrate all that happened in 2007.