The National Football League
| The NFL boasts that it has never had one of its games fixed - ever. Not by gamblers, not by organized crime, and of course, not by its own hand. As is pointed out in my book, the NFL has had gambling scandals in the past: the 1946 NFL Championship Game, the 1958 NFL Championship Game, the suspension of both Paul Hornung and Alex Karras in 1963, and Art Schlichter's entire career just to name a few. None of these "isolated incidents" meant a game was actually fixed...or so the NFL would claim. Do you believe that? |  |
Here's some food for thought on the subject:
The Original Article That Kicked Off This Website & The Book
The Near Perfect New England Patriots
Did Brett Favre Throw Games While on the Jets as Revenge Against the Packers?
Peyton Manning, the New Orleans Saints, and Super Bowl XLIV
The 14 Games the NFL May Have Fixed in 2009
Commissioner Goodell's Email Message to Fans
Josh McDaniels, the Broncos, and Spygate II
The 2010 Season - Perhaps the Worst Ever