Ray Abramson, Author at We Got This Covered

Ray Abramson

Ray Abramson is co-creator and co-owner of We Got This Covered. He writes on a variety of topics with a focus in Sports. He currently attends Western University and is studying at the Richard Ivey School of Business.

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Favre Inactive For Season Finale

Brett Favre has been listed as inactive for the final game of Minnesota's season. Due to the concussion Favre suffered in a December 20th game against the Chicago Bears, he was unable to pass the NFL's concussion test forcing him out. As anyone can see, this has not been the last go that Favre had hoped for.

Jan 2, 2011

Vancouver Canucks to Retire Markus Naslund’s 19

At Rogers Arena in Vancouver, Markus Naslund who owns many of the Canuck's records will have his number retired by the team. This comes only 3 seasons since he left team in 2008.

Dec 11, 2010

Montreal Alouettes Win The 98th Grey Cup

Led by quarterback Anthony Calvillo the Alouttes were able to defeat the Saskatchewan Roughriders in a rematch of last years Grey Cup.

Nov 29, 2010

The Mess in Tennessee

Well it looks as though things in Tennessee could be getting a lot worse. Currently the Titans sit at the bottom of one of the tightest divisions in football, the AFC South. With the division leader currently being Indianapolis and Jacksonville tied at 6-5 the playoffs are still in reach but with the tailspin the team appears to be going in, it will be a difficult road ahead.

Nov 29, 2010

Power Balance Bracelet Product Review

In the sports world, every player, athlete or individual in general is constantly working to find some sort of an advantage that can benefit him or her. Over the years these attempted advantages have for the most part come in the form of illegal steroids. Today, many athletes are using new, legal products such as the Power Balance Bracelet.

Nov 23, 2010

Chilly Done in Minnesota, Favre Not

At some point some accountability must be put on Favre who is simply not producing. If the case here involved some other Quarterback, a switch would have been made games ago.

Nov 22, 2010

Year’s First BCS Rankings Released

The year's first Bowl Championship Series rankings were unveiled this evening on ESPN. In what comes as a bit of a surprise the Oklahoma Sooners were ranked as the top college team in the nation. Oklahoma started off the year ranked 7th in the AP poll, a position that more or less remained stagnant throughout an up and down first five games of the season

Oct 17, 2010

Steve McNair’s Estate Temporarily Unfrozen

The late Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens QB Steve Mcnair who was killed by his mistress in July 2009 has had part of his estate unfrozen. In doing this, part of the estate, 2.5 million dollars worth has been divided between his 4 sons and wife

Oct 15, 2010

Mark Zuckerberg: Is He Scared?

On September 24, 2010 Mark Zuckerberg announced that he would be donating 100 million dollars to the Neward Public School system. Also this week, The Social Network, a David Fincher film originally based on the novel, The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich, will be released in theatres. Could this be a coincidence? I think not.

Sep 30, 2010

The Boy Who Cried Wolf, Has Nothing To Smile About

Perhaps the best thing to happen to the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday was their decision to sport the classic grey facemasks. Go back about eight months ago, Brett Favre was considered a saviour, as glorified as he was through the prime of his run with Green Bay. This was until Super Bowl 43. The interception heard 'round the world, brought the Vikings roller coaster ride to an immediate halt. And then we waited...again.

Sep 21, 2010