Good NFL Football/Sports Blogs

[Lorini]

Love any recommendations.

[Bill Dungsroman]

KissingSuzyKolber. (http://kissingsuzykolber.uproxx.com) It's a lot funnier when Rex Grossman is starting, but it's still pretty good otherwise.

[Robert Sharp]

I like the ESPN blogs. Paul Kuharsky, who used to write for the Tennessean (Nashville) is now the blogger for the AFC south, which is my division (Titans). He has good insight into all the teams. It really depends on what you want. MVP has blogs by fans of each team; some teams have more than one. It's often pretty good.

[Lake]

ProFootballTalk.com

[nixon66]

I always enjoy reading the MMQB from Peter King every monday, but I'd love to find other good football discussions out there.

[fuzzyslug]

I'll add a second vote for MMQB. My favorite football writer right now is probably Gregg Easterbrook. His Tuesday Morning QB (http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=easterbrook/080902&campaign=rsssrch&source=gregg_easterbrook) stuff is great.

[Matt Bowyer]

http://www.footballoutsiders.com/

Intelligent and insightful commentary each week, with multiple in-depth columns and a lot of humor.

I'll second ProFootballTalk.com. PFT and FO are two of my most frequently-visited sites.

Dr. Zimmerman's work on SI.com is also very good.

[jeffd]

Second FootballOutsiders. They're the best!.

I used to like TMQ but his schtick gets old after a while. Plus he has all of his immutable rules of football that he talks up when they're right, and ignores on the (many) occasions they're wrong.

[Eightball]

Football outsiders is good.

If you're a fan of the Steelers or Redskins, Postgameheroes (http://www.postgameheroes.com/) is amazing. Really detailed breakdowns of games, lots of information.