A Leap of Stupidity: Introducing a 128-Team College Football Playoff Simulation (Part 1)
November 26, 2019
Ryan Potts introduces a unique college football simulation.
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Ryan Potts introduces a unique college football simulation.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie Jamel Dean ranks second in the NFL with 13 passes defensed after helping hold Matt Ryan to his lowest completion percentage in a decade.
Devin White racked up eight tackles, two quarterback hits, and two sacks against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, earning him a nomination for Pepsi Rookie of the Week.
Jayton Washington looks at the special teams woes that have continued to hurt the Dallas Cowboys.
Mike Sullivan explores what it would take for the Patriots to clinch a playoff berth this weekend.
The Patriots defense was just too much for the Cowboys offense as they battled through some brutal northeast weather and
Week 12 of the NFL produced several unpredictable results. There were rare wins for the Redskins, Jets, and Buccaneers. Two NFC powerhouses dominated Sunday’s headlines. Baltimore made a big statement on Monday night.
The Broncos could be on to their third quarterback of the season soon.
The Colorado Avalanche are close to welcoming back a pair of injured players.
Davis is a former track-star who’s athletic abilities have transferred very well to the football field. As a redshirt-senior, Davis has already accepted an invite to the Senior Bowl to further attempt to boost his stock. I love how an analyst over at TDN (The Draft Network) put it. He said that labeling Davis as a “track athlete” is incorrect. He should be labeled as “a football player, who happens to also be good in track and field.”
Nick and Gabe are back and they have started a nonprofit so that Warriors bandwagon fans can call in to complain free of charge.
There’s a chance that the entire Red Sox outfield sees an overhaul in the offseason, as the likes of Mookie Betts, Jackie Bradley Jr., and Andrew Benintendi have each seen their names turn up in the rumor mill.
Ryan Potts introduces a unique college football simulation.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers rookie Jamel Dean ranks second in the NFL with 13 passes defensed after helping hold Matt Ryan to his lowest completion percentage in a decade.
Devin White racked up eight tackles, two quarterback hits, and two sacks against the Atlanta Falcons on Sunday, earning him a nomination for Pepsi Rookie of the Week.
Jayton Washington looks at the special teams woes that have continued to hurt the Dallas Cowboys.
Mike Sullivan explores what it would take for the Patriots to clinch a playoff berth this weekend.
The Patriots defense was just too much for the Cowboys offense as they battled through some brutal northeast weather and earned their 10th win of
Week 12 of the NFL produced several unpredictable results. There were rare wins for the Redskins, Jets, and Buccaneers. Two NFC powerhouses dominated Sunday’s headlines. Baltimore made a big statement on Monday night.
The Broncos could be on to their third quarterback of the season soon.
The Colorado Avalanche are close to welcoming back a pair of injured players.
Davis is a former track-star who’s athletic abilities have transferred very well to the football field. As a redshirt-senior, Davis has already accepted an invite to the Senior Bowl to further attempt to boost his stock. I love how an analyst over at TDN (The Draft Network) put it. He said that labeling Davis as a “track athlete” is incorrect. He should be labeled as “a football player, who happens to also be good in track and field.”
Nick and Gabe are back and they have started a nonprofit so that Warriors bandwagon fans can call in to complain free of charge.
There’s a chance that the entire Red Sox outfield sees an overhaul in the offseason, as the likes of Mookie Betts, Jackie Bradley Jr., and Andrew Benintendi have each seen their names turn up in the rumor mill.
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