Rebound Reporting

This NBA season has been full of incredible story lines, but one story seems to being overshadowed a little too much. Anthony Davis is a superstar basketball player. People are seeming to overlook that saying he's just a star because he hasn't won any playoff games, or they say he hasn't won any awards and things like that. The playoff wins are a bad point to me, to win a playoff series win the team he has currently constructed is comparable to the teams that Kobe Bryant, Allen Iverson and Lebron James carried respectively. Those teams needed real life superstars to make it to the playoffs. Anthony Davis to be is not getting a fair shake to me in terms of being a superstar. He's has been dealt a bad hand overall. He has played on bad teams his whole career. The only thing I can hold against him is that he gets injured a lot. He has missed a lot of a games with a lot of injuries over his career. The New Orleans Pelicans went out and got DeMarcus Cousins last year at th

Super Bowl 52 was Sunday and the Philadelphia Eagles won their title since 1960. It wasn’t even called the Super Bowl back then when the Eagles won their last NFL title. The media has tried to portray this as a huge upset because all of the Las Vegas sports books had the Eagles as the underdog. If you watched the Eagles all season you would know that this probably wasn’t that big of an upset. They had the better offensive line, better defense and in my opinion better offensive weapons outside of Rob Gronkowski who I consider to be the tight end of all time. The talk before the game was can Nick Foles not blow the game, is the moment too big for him, can he be clutch against the greatest accomplishment quarterback of all time? He answered yes is a resounding fashion. He didn’t just outplay Tom Brady who had 505 yards and 3 touchdowns. But he played just as great at him by 28/43 for 373 yards and 3 touchdowns with one interception. Here’s the catch, he also caught a touchdown pa