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The second week of the inaugural UFL 2009 season will close out with a match-up between the New York Sentinels and the California Redwoods. See who will come out on top.

While the NFL enters Week 5 of the 2009 season, several teams are still trying to earn their first win. Here are the predictions for the NFL's Week 5.

One of the marquee college football games from Week 10 of the 2009 season will be between two teams who are ranked in the top ten in the country; the LSU Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide.

Week Nine is in the books and the Pickle is back with his thoughts and observations on the past weekend's action in the NFL. The Eagles disappoint on Sunday night, Fast Willie is done in Pittsburgh, give me Chris Johnson, Steelers and the Colts are the teams to beat in the AFC, and more.

Here are the free NFL predictions for Week 11 of the 2009 season, along with five can't miss games.

Can the Minnesota Vikings move one step closer to the top seed in the NFL playoffs with a win over the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football?

As we get closer to week four of the NFL season it is time to start looking at this week's games and figuring out who to play this week for your fantasy teams. The Pickle is here to this week's games. Sports, Football, NFL, Fantasy Football

While the season is only three weeks old and there is still plenty of time for teams to make up ground and for front runners to fall out of the playoffs there are some things we can tell for certain about the AFC East after three weeks of the season. Are the Jets for real? Is it time to bury the Dolphins? How good are the Bills and the Pats? Read to find out that and more. Sports, Football, NFL

While the season is only three weeks old and there is still plenty of time for teams to make up ground and for front runners to fall out of the playoffs there are some things we can tell for certain about the NFC East after three weeks of the season. Are the Giants the team to beat right now? Just how good are the Eagles? Are the Cowboys contenders or pretenders? Were the Redskins overrated simply because they play in the NFC East? Read to find out about these topics and more. " />Sports, Football, NFL

Left for flat by their own nurture last week, the Jets are separate alone good times away from one of the mightily improbable playoff berths in recent NFL history.

The '00s were bookended by two name runs by the Yankees, stash none in between, but the Bombers still balance for half of the routine News' Top 10 copious Apple moments of the decade.

The Giants played their 283rd, last again possibly worst game ever at their soon-to-be demolished Giants Stadium.

With the NFL Predictions for Week 14, find out which teams will help their playoff chances & who will find themselves making plans to watch them on television.

Find out who will keep their Super Bowl aspirations alive with the NFL Week 16 predictions.

No longer can a fantasy football team earn a championship with second tier wide receivers. Here are the top ten wide receivers who can help you earn bragging rights at the end of the season.

The NFL is full of underrated players that most casual fans may not even know unless they play for the home team. These players are the backbone of the team and play critical parts in winning a championship. Sometimes they are underrated because of the market they play in and receive no national attention or because their fans build up unattainable expectations that the players can never achieve. Here are those five underrated players NFL teams should be lucky to have. Donovan McNabb - Philadelphia Eagles Despite the fact McNabb plays in the city of Brotherly love, there seems to be no love lost when it comes to McNabb's performance. Since he was drafted in 1999, McNabb has completed 58% of his passes for 29,320 yards with 194 touchdowns and 90 interceptions. McNabb boasts the third best touchdown to interception ratio in the history of the NFL behind Tom Brady and Steve Young. During his ten years in the NFL, McNabb has led the Eagles to five NFC championship games. Even though McNabb was only able to lead his team to one Super Bowl appearance, his playoff performance out performs others, like future Hall of Fame quarterback, Peyton Manning. With Manning under center, the Colts have an overall record of 8 -7, whereas the Eagles with McNabb at the helm, have a 7 - 4 record with less offensive firepower. Yes, McNabb may have not won the big game yet, but he has shown leadership and the ability to bring success to the team he plays for. There is no telling what type of career McNabb would have had if he had more offensive weapons at his disposal. Though he will never go down as one of the top ten quarterbacks of all time, McNabb deserves some consideration when you expand the list to twenty five. Owen Daniels - Houston Texans The moment the you being to discuss the topic of top tight ends in the NFL, names like Tony Gonzalez, Jason Witten, or Dallas Clark come to mind. One name that should be on the tip of everyone's tongue is the Texans, Owen Daniels. In 2008,

With a little over one month of the football seasons in the books next spring's NFL draft is starting to take shape. The top of the draft is starting to take shape and we are starting to get a feel for which college players teams have their eyes on at the top of the draft. With that said it is time to take a look at what teams are going to be looking at come next April. Teams are listed roughly on what their draft spot would potentially be and will be spread out over several articles.

The Pickle is back with its weekly rookie report for the NFL. Jeremy Maclin and Austin Collie makesa names for themselves, Mark Sanchez struggles again, Knowshon Moreno keeps chugging along, and more.

This has been a truly interesting season for Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles thus far. There was a lot of attention given to the fact that they went out and signed Michael Vick in the offseason and how that would affect McNabb. Then he went out and got injured in the third quarter of the team's season opener against the Panthers, a game that was not one of his finest performances either.

Week five of the NFL season is upon us and it is time to start sorting out your fantasy lineup for the week. The Pickle is here to give you tips on who to play, who to consider benching for the week, and players on the rise that you might want to consider adding to your roster.Sports, Football, NFL, Fantasy Football