Nathan Hollister

This weekend the NFL’s greatest all-time rivalry is back. No, they haven’t played each other in a playoff game in over 20 years, and only face each other every 4 years in the regular season. 49ers versus Cowboys is the best rivalry the NFL has ever seen. It may not have the physicality a Ravens-Steelers game has or maybe the pizazz and old-school intensity of Steelers-Cowboys but it has lasted all these years. Staubach has been replaced by Aikman and Prescott, Walsh by Shanahan, and Pearson and

Three years ago, I was introduced to Norm Macdonald. YouTube’s algorithm must know me better than I know me when it suggested some of his videos. As someone who thinks they can be funny and tell some funny jokes here and there, I enjoy listening to comedians as much as anyone. I thought I had heard it all. Chappelle, Carlin, Murphy, Louis C.K., I thought I had heard it all. However, the discovery of Norm Macdonald showed me a whole different type of comedy that I was completely unaware of. At fi

It was halfway through the 2nd quarter of the 49ers vs Rams game in week 18 of the NFL regular season. The Rams had already clinched a playoff spot but the 49ers needed a win to get in the playoffs versus their division rival. At this point, the 49ers were down 17–0 and all hope looked lost. I love the 49ers as much as any fan loves their team. I could barely bare to watch the game because it was going so terribly. The season that had gone on for four months seemed to be at a depressing end. Our

Saturday night’s Divisional Playoff game versus the 49ers may have been the most important game of Aaron Rodgers’ career. The 38-year old is still playing at an elite level and is seemingly on his way to his 4th MVP Award, but had another frustrating playoff exit where he did not play up to his lofty standards. This game comes at the end of a season where Rodgers said literally whatever was on his mind. Most of the time, this went off without a hitch, but he certainly upset people with his stanc