0 comments by Tom Gower on 10/24/2014
It’s time for this week’s run-down of some of the most intriguing player matchups in Week 8’s slate of Sunday’s daytime games. 1. Lions DT Ndamukong Suh vs. Falcons C James Stone Poor Matt Ryan. This week starting center Peter Konz became the fourth Atlanta offensive line starter to head to injured reserve. That list […]
0 comments by Eric Galko on 10/23/2014
The New York Giants were featured in an insightful series that focused on what it’s like to be an NFL scout, how the scouting process works, and what the end result is for a team that works all year long in evaluating talent. Now that the series is complete and most of the thoughts (although […]
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We’re nearing the mid-point of the season, but when it comes to rookies, many of them are just starting their freshman year in the NFL. Tre Mason, Greg Robinson, Taylor Lewan and other high draft picks got their chance to shine in Week 7, and more than a few made the most of it. The […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon
Week 8 in the NFL is here, and you might be entering the weekend with your own preferences regarding which games to focus on, and which to place on the backburner. Most of you have your favorites and fantasy players to track. But in case you’re completely neutral or need help breaking ties with regard […]
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The Houston Texans have made some solid strides in 2014, just a year after going 2-14 and “earning” the top pick in the 2014 NFL Draft. They don’t quite seem playoff bound just yet, but rookie head coach Bill O’Brien definitely has this team playing better football than it was only a year ago. The […]
0 comments by Brad Gagnon on 10/22/2014
Seven weeks into the 2014 NFL regular season, here’s how we view the 10 most valuable players in football at this very moment… 1. Peyton Manning, Broncos — Philip Rivers came back to earth against Kansas City, while Manning played his best game of the year against a stellar defense in a blowout victory. The league’s […]
0 comments by Sean Tomlinson on 10/21/2014
You’re about to notice a lot of Denver Broncos numbers that just aren’t fair. They still have a pretty petrifying offense, and stopping Demaryius Thomas might not happen ever again. 21.4: Demaryius Thomas’ average yards per reception during another week of catching everything, this time in a win over the San Francisco 49ers. 521: The […]
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This was one of those rare NFL weekends in which stupidity wasn’t ubiquitous. But don’t worry, we still dug up a few comically stupid moments for ya’ll… The stupidest throw With a six-point fourth-quarter lead and the ball deep in his own territory, what exactly was New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees thinking when he […]
0 comments by Sean Tomlinson on 10/20/2014
Every week bones break and muscles rip around the NFL. We’ll take a look at the most significant injuries, and what happens next. The Buffalo Bills haven’t advanced to the playoffs in 15 years, and they haven’t finished with a winning record in a decade. Their fanbase desperately needs something to keep them warm during […]
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Usually we would reassure Colt McCoy and say there are far worse names to be called. But in Washington right now that might not be true.
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Calling out the Mike is a standard football practice done by every quarterback before nearly every snap. So how has it taken so long for this to happen?
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If you ask Sean Payton a question, please wait for the full and complete answer. Interrupt him at your own risk.
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Sam Rosen is a hockey fan, apparently. Loading Sam Rosen thinks he’s calling a hockey game? View on Instagram
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The smiley face tells us he’s laughing with Raiders fans, not at them. Right? Darnell Dockett made sideline signs to taunt Raiders fans (via
0 comments by Sean Tomlinson on 10/17/2014
The Cleveland Browns have a problem. It’s a nice problem, but a problem nonetheless, and one that may require some creative front office tap dancing. Brian Hoyer might actually be good. Or at least the version of “good” the Browns would prefer in a run-heavy offense. We saw a hint of this last season, which […]
