The NFL has come flying out of the gates this year with crazy passing number while the ground games are suffering (to say the least). Teams have combined for 275 passing touchdowns while only...
The NFL has been very interesting throughout the first three weeks. The late Dennis Green (R.I.P.) comes to mind as we watch because it looks like certain teams are who they say they are....
Heading into week three you start to notice certain trends. Now things aren’t just a quick flash or a lucky shot, things have happened in consecutive weeks. Teams now look to solidify streaks while...
One week in the NFL books and we get our first look at how teams react to wins and losses (sort of). Big time performances from the unlikeliest of heroes and primetime failures from...
Since 1999, the NFC West has been one of the most unpredictable divisions in the NFL. Every team in that time frame has not only made it to the playoffs multiple times, every team...
1) Pittsburgh Steelers Ben Roethlisberger/Le’Veon Bell/Antonio Brown Big Ben is still a very productive quarterback putting up solid numbers. Bell is the best running back in the NFL because of his pass catching ability....
Pittsburgh Steelers’ running back Le’Veon Bell is arguably the NFL’s best offensive player and he still does not have a long term contract. Bell reportedly turned down a four year $70 million dollar offer...
One of the hardest things to go through in sports is losing a team due to relocation. While it’s cool to see old logos and jerseys from yesteryear worn every once in a while,...
The Rams this season have an eerily familiar look to the Falcons from last year: an offensive juggernaut that seems to put up points at will. This year’s Falcons have flipped the switch to...
1. Philadelphia Eagles (13-2) Last week #1 They’ve already clinched the number one seed in the NFC. What’s funny (or surprising) is nobody talks about how difficult it will be to go to Philadelphia...
The NFL has come flying out of the gates this year with crazy passing number while the ground games are suffering (to say the least). Teams have combined for 275 passing touchdowns while only racking up 122 touchdowns on the ground. With all these one-sided offenses, it sets a...
The NFL has been very interesting throughout the first three weeks. The late Dennis Green (R.I.P.) comes to mind as we watch because it looks like certain teams are who they say they are. The league has shown it’s almost abandoned the running game, as passing attempts are padding...
Heading into week three you start to notice certain trends. Now things aren’t just a quick flash or a lucky shot, things have happened in consecutive weeks. Teams now look to solidify streaks while others look to change their misfortunes. 1. Los Angeles Rams 2-0 (last week #3)...
One week in the NFL books and we get our first look at how teams react to wins and losses (sort of). Big time performances from the unlikeliest of heroes and primetime failures from the best of the best had us on the edge of our seats. Week two...
Since 1999, the NFC West has been one of the most unpredictable divisions in the NFL. Every team in that time frame has not only made it to the playoffs multiple times, every team has made it to the Super Bowl at least once. It’s also seen the births...
1) Pittsburgh Steelers Ben Roethlisberger/Le’Veon Bell/Antonio Brown Big Ben is still a very productive quarterback putting up solid numbers. Bell is the best running back in the NFL because of his pass catching ability. Brown is the best receiver in the NFL because he can produce on all three...
Pittsburgh Steelers’ running back Le’Veon Bell is arguably the NFL’s best offensive player and he still does not have a long term contract. Bell reportedly turned down a four year $70 million dollar offer from Pittsburgh with guaranteed money in the neighborhood of $33 million. He feels he is...
One of the hardest things to go through in sports is losing a team due to relocation. While it’s cool to see old logos and jerseys from yesteryear worn every once in a while, you can’t help but want to see teams come back and play. One of those...
The Rams this season have an eerily familiar look to the Falcons from last year: an offensive juggernaut that seems to put up points at will. This year’s Falcons have flipped the switch to a defensive team that stops offenses from forcing their will. So now that we’re up...
1. Philadelphia Eagles (13-2) Last week #1 They’ve already clinched the number one seed in the NFC. What’s funny (or surprising) is nobody talks about how difficult it will be to go to Philadelphia and win a playoff game. 2. New England Patriots (12-3) Last week #2 Rob Gronkowski is...