Trying to rank the divisions through the middle has proven to be somewhat more difficult. The middle of my rankings start with the most improved division in my opinion. For several years, this division has been dreadful. The Seahawks could have safely been given the division crown at the start of most recent years.

However, the times have changed and I believe that the Seahawks will have two serious challengers in this division in the Rams and the 49ers. I think ultimately the Rams represent the most serious threat to Seattle. Right after the 2003 season, the Rams descent into mediocrity began. With the continued improvement of the Seahawks as well as the eventual decay in the team personnel and the Mike Martz effect, the Rams quickly became a has-been. > more <

Everywhere I turn lately, all I hear about is David Beckham coming to America. Instead of ignoring this over-saturation as I should, I decided to fan the flames a bit and add another world wide web reference to his name. A google seach currently returns 8,990,000. I hope to be 8,990,001.

Before you start thinking that this is an anti-soccer (or football as the rest of the world knows it) writing, it is not. It still amazes me that soccer is such a void here in the United States, while everywhere else on earth it is so popular. I have seen this passion first hand.

I was lucky enough to be in Argentina during the 1990 World Cup. > more <