2020 NFL Sunday Injury Updates: Week 1
September 13, 2020
NFL injury updates are being reported left and right as kickoff approaches for the Sunday games. We’re tracking everything right here.
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NFL injury updates are being reported left and right as kickoff approaches for the Sunday games. We’re tracking everything right here.
It was a dramatic day for the NFC North, and the matchup between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions was no different.
Andersen Pickard shares his analysis and takeaways after the New England Patriots defeated the Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon.
This game was expected to be a blowout following the purge the Jaguars made on their roster. Surprisingly, Jacksonville kept it close behind Gardner Minshew’s arm and a plethora of mistakes made by Indianapolis.
The Packers clearly won the time of possession battle, Green Bay dominated the Minnesota Vikings in a 43-34 Week 1 victory.
There are only two weeks left in the regular season, and there’s a lot of championships to be won on the back of unknown pitchers that have popped up throughout the season.
The first Monday Night Football game of the season will feature two teams looking to bounce back from subpar 2019 seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers taking on the New York Giants.
With the current state of everything, maybe your dartboard is set up in your man cave at home. At any rate, throwing darts takes precision aim. If you hit the bullseye or triple-20, you’re sitting very pretty.
Week 1 of the NFL season is oftentimes a wild and unpredictable ride. The same can be said about many weeks, however, what we think we know going into the season, becomes more clear after a real game is played.
Absolutely nothing was normal about the lead in to this year, but at least we have football. And with football, we have fantasy football, and with fantasy football, we have daily fantasy football.
The Miami Heat are in the Eastern Conference Finals, which surprised many national analysts. But, if you watched the Heat over the years, you wouldn’t be surprised.
NFL injury updates are being reported left and right as kickoff approaches for the Sunday games. We’re tracking everything right here.
It was a dramatic day for the NFC North, and the matchup between the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions was no different.
Andersen Pickard shares his analysis and takeaways after the New England Patriots defeated the Miami Dolphins on Sunday afternoon.
This game was expected to be a blowout following the purge the Jaguars made on their roster. Surprisingly, Jacksonville kept it close behind Gardner Minshew’s arm and a plethora of mistakes made by Indianapolis.
The Packers clearly won the time of possession battle, Green Bay dominated the Minnesota Vikings in a 43-34 Week 1 victory.
There are only two weeks left in the regular season, and there’s a lot of championships to be won on the back of unknown pitchers that have popped up throughout the season.
The first Monday Night Football game of the season will feature two teams looking to bounce back from subpar 2019 seasons with the Pittsburgh Steelers taking on the New York Giants.
With the current state of everything, maybe your dartboard is set up in your man cave at home. At any rate, throwing darts takes precision aim. If you hit the bullseye or triple-20, you’re sitting very pretty.
Week 1 of the NFL season is oftentimes a wild and unpredictable ride. The same can be said about many weeks, however, what we think we know going into the season, becomes more clear after a real game is played.
Absolutely nothing was normal about the lead in to this year, but at least we have football. And with football, we have fantasy football, and with fantasy football, we have daily fantasy football.
The Miami Heat are in the Eastern Conference Finals, which surprised many national analysts. But, if you watched the Heat over the years, you wouldn’t be surprised.
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