Sometimes teams tip their hand by the interviews they choose to conduct in the offseason. Here is a look at the offensive guys the Buccaneers have met with thus far.
It is the best time of the year, NFL Draft season. Where fans and analysts alike debate about what players will best improve their team in the pursuit of a championship. Some teams have more needs than others. While some are just looking to add depth wherever they can. The Los Angeles Rams are no different.
Patrick Champion predicts the NBA’s 2021 Western Conference All-Stars.
Philadelphia Eagle fans had been increasingly upset with the production of Nelson Agholor since their championship season three years ago.
Matt Bishop | February 29, 2020 It’s almost baseball season and Shortstop is deep. In fact, there are 14 shortstops
Three weeks of the XFL season have flown by and a couple teams are starting to separate from the field. Cam Phillips earned himself the “XFL Star of the Week” award for the second straight week and kept the award in Houston for the third straight week. As the teams approach the quarter mark of the season, they are beginning to show their true colors and games are starting to have more playoff implications. Who keeps their win streak alive, and can the Tampa Bay Vipers finally get a win?
The Philadelphia Eagles had an up and down season but still wound up sneaking into the playoffs in the lowly NFC East. Or in the words of Patrick Star, NFC “Weast”. The Eagles were subject to many injuries throughout the year. In their 17-9 wild-card playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks, they were down their starting right tackle, right guard, their entire original starting receiver core, and lost Carson Wentz in the first half. All season, their glaring weaknesses at receiver and secondary were exploited. The two together made burnt toast with butter.
Tony Romo has signed a massive deal with CBS Sports that will pay him more than $100 million, writes Joe Heller.
I’m back with another edition of XFL DFS. I’ll once again be focusing on DraftKing’s four-game slate. This should be a good week of football with some interesting matchups. Good luck this week and here are my top players.
Coby White has been one of the few bright spots for the Chicago Bulls this year. A rocky first ten games set the tone for most of what we’ve seen from the young guard. He is inconsistent on a consistent basis. Perhaps, that will change following White’s third straight 30-plus point performance.
They would only manage to finish 50 of the 200 laps, last Saturday at the Las Vegas race. Before a heavy rain delay would push the event back to Sunday, and they would resume it an hour after the finish of the Cup race. Stewart Haas driver, Chase Briscoe would put on a great effort at the bull ring. Not only would he beat out Austin Cindric for the victory by three seconds, but Briscoe would also dominate in laps led with 89. Which was 25 more than the next closest driver.
New England Patriots newcomer Mohamed Sanu was seen as a letdown in the eyes of many Patriots fans once the 2019 campaign ended.
Sometimes teams tip their hand by the interviews they choose to conduct in the offseason. Here is a look at the offensive guys the Buccaneers have met with thus far.
It is the best time of the year, NFL Draft season. Where fans and analysts alike debate about what players will best improve their team in the pursuit of a championship. Some teams have more needs than others. While some are just looking to add depth wherever they can. The Los Angeles Rams are no different.
Patrick Champion predicts the NBA’s 2021 Western Conference All-Stars.
Philadelphia Eagle fans had been increasingly upset with the production of Nelson Agholor since their championship season three years ago.
Matt Bishop | February 29, 2020 It’s almost baseball season and Shortstop is deep. In fact, there are 14 shortstops that are being drafted within
Three weeks of the XFL season have flown by and a couple teams are starting to separate from the field. Cam Phillips earned himself the “XFL Star of the Week” award for the second straight week and kept the award in Houston for the third straight week. As the teams approach the quarter mark of the season, they are beginning to show their true colors and games are starting to have more playoff implications. Who keeps their win streak alive, and can the Tampa Bay Vipers finally get a win?
The Philadelphia Eagles had an up and down season but still wound up sneaking into the playoffs in the lowly NFC East. Or in the words of Patrick Star, NFC “Weast”. The Eagles were subject to many injuries throughout the year. In their 17-9 wild-card playoff loss to the Seattle Seahawks, they were down their starting right tackle, right guard, their entire original starting receiver core, and lost Carson Wentz in the first half. All season, their glaring weaknesses at receiver and secondary were exploited. The two together made burnt toast with butter.
Tony Romo has signed a massive deal with CBS Sports that will pay him more than $100 million, writes Joe Heller.
I’m back with another edition of XFL DFS. I’ll once again be focusing on DraftKing’s four-game slate. This should be a good week of football with some interesting matchups. Good luck this week and here are my top players.
Coby White has been one of the few bright spots for the Chicago Bulls this year. A rocky first ten games set the tone for most of what we’ve seen from the young guard. He is inconsistent on a consistent basis. Perhaps, that will change following White’s third straight 30-plus point performance.
They would only manage to finish 50 of the 200 laps, last Saturday at the Las Vegas race. Before a heavy rain delay would push the event back to Sunday, and they would resume it an hour after the finish of the Cup race. Stewart Haas driver, Chase Briscoe would put on a great effort at the bull ring. Not only would he beat out Austin Cindric for the victory by three seconds, but Briscoe would also dominate in laps led with 89. Which was 25 more than the next closest driver.
New England Patriots newcomer Mohamed Sanu was seen as a letdown in the eyes of many Patriots fans once the 2019 campaign ended.
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