Steve Silverman
Silverman: Welker Would Give The Bears The Gameplan To Win
No team would benefit more from signing Wes Welker than the Chicago Bears.
Silverman: NHL Must Address Head Shot Problem Now
The penalties for blindside head shots have to be much stronger. Players are going to continue to try to injure each other until the cost is prohibitive.
Silverman: A Radical Idea For NHL Realignment
Much of realignment has been discussed with an eye towards saving teams money when it comes to travel. That’s understandable, but it’s not really forward thinking.
Silverman: Geno Smith Is No Miracle Man At Quarterback
Geno Smith of West Virginia is the top-ranked quarterback in this year’s class, but the 2013 Draft is nothing like the 2012 class.
Silverman: Historic Start More Than Just A Star Show For Blackhawks
The Blackhawks know that the shortened NHL season will not be stopped and Lord Stanley’s hardware will not be awarded by keeping the “L” column clean against the Canucks.
Silverman: Forget Football, Big Ten Is Now A Basketball Conference
The 2012-13 college basketball season has been even better than most for the Big Ten. This is the year that the Big Ten is talented, powerful and deep.
Silverman: Kane Finding New Level Of Productivity For Blackhawks
Patrick Kane has been an easy player to criticize throughout his career with the Chicago Blackhawks.
Silverman: Jim Harbaugh Model Is One For Trestman To Follow
Jim Harbaugh has the kind of thoughtful and caring attitude that new Chicago Bears head coach Marc Trestman would be wise to take note of and apply to his own coaching.
Silverman: Kaepernick, Defensive Speed Give 49ers The Advantage
Kaepernick is a superb weapon who has the athleticism to do things that Flacco can’t. The 49ers also have the speed and the attack mentality on defense that the Ravens once did.
Silverman: Reed’s Ability With The Ball Makes Hall Of Famer Lott Envious
It’s Ray’s last ride but as he gets set to dance his Baltimore teammates into the Superdome, 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Colin Kaepernick would be well-advised to focus much of their attention on Baltimore’s Ed Reed.
Silverman: In-Game Decisions Are Crucial Aspect Of Coaching Search
A great teacher will pay dividends and so will a coach who understands strategy and how to use his timeouts.
Silverman: Shortened Season Will Bring More Excitement – Not Less – To NHL
The Blackhawks are going to be excellent entertainment most nights for fans who will forget their lockout-induced anger at hockey.
Silverman: Divisional Playoffs Should Be A Huge Turnaround From Wild-Card Blahs
The Wild-Card weekend represented some of the worst playoff football seen in many years.
Silverman: Zimmer, Fewell & Kelly Will Get Their Chance In Firing Season
The firing season will soon be at hand.
Silverman: Megatron Simply Cannot Be Stopped
It’s hard not to marvel at Calvin “Megatron” Johnson of the Detroit Lions.
Silverman: Cardinals’ Sieve-Like Offensive Line Gives Bears A Chance To Get Well
The Arizona Cardinals were dancing last Sunday after their 38-10 win over the Detroit Lions.
Silverman: Bears’ Playoff Hopes Could Ride On Sunday’s Giants-Ravens Game
The Bears’ best chance of getting the help they need most likely rests in the hands of the Baltimore Ravens, who host the New York Giants Sunday.
Silverman: Breaking Down The NFL MVP Race
Peyton Manning’s performance has placed him right in the middle of the conversation for NFL Most Valuable Player Award honors.
Silverman: Despite Stellar KO, PED Questions Hound Marquez
Juan Manuel Marquez was ready for his opportunity.
Silverman: Non-QBs Have Also Impacted Strong Rookie Class
While the rookie quarterbacks have gotten the bulk of the attention, this season has seen a number of outstanding performances from rookies who are not quarterbacks.



