The New York Giants head out West to take on the Seattle Seahawks for their Week 13 matchup. New York sitting at 4-7, look to keep this game competitive as they will be without quarterback Daniel Jones this weekend. Meanwhile, at 8-3, Seattle is hoping to begin their final push for the no. 1 seed in the National Football Conference.
After a career year in 2019, Marcus Semien struggled to find his footing in the shortened 2020 season. Semien played in all 162 games in 2019. He combined superb defense and a strong bat to place third in American League MVP voting. With that in mind, let’s take a look at his market this offseason.
The NFC West is arguably the best division in football, and now two of those teams play in Glendale, AZ. Due to the COVID restrictions in Santa Clara County, the San Francisco 49ers have been forced to make their new home in the Cardinals’ State Farm Stadium.
The NBA season is two weeks away with the first games premiering December 22nd. The Boston Celtics will have their season opener the following day against the Milwaukee Bucks. Boston is assigned to one of the Christmas day games against the Brooklyn Nets. This game will be the return of Kyrie Irving to Boston since his departure.
Last year, the Minnesota Gophers sent Tyler Johnson to the draft. He fell due to some character concerns and some issues with his pre-draft process. This year, Rashod Bateman is up for grabs from Minnesota and has been in the first-round conversation throughout the whole pre-draft process. He can play on the perimeter and in the slot and can play in a variety of different roles for whichever team decides to select him.
Week 13 brings the NFC South divisional rematch between the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons. The teams will meet on Atlanta’s home turf this time, and even though the Falcons lead the all-time series, 52-50, the Saints have won five of the last six games.
Barry Bonds is on the Hall of Fame ballot once again. Does he belong in Cooperstown? Ben Fadden weighs the pros and cons.
Week 13 of the NFL season is here. Andersen Pickard shares his updated weekly fantasy football rankings to help you win your league.
As Aaron Rodgers turns 37, he looks just as good now as he did while winning the first of two MVP awards in 2011. During that 15-1 season for Green Bay, Rodgers completed 68.3 percent of his passes, threw for 4,643 yards, and 45/6 touchdown to interception ratio. In 2020, nine years older, Rodgers on pace for 4,509 yards, 48 touchdowns, six interceptions, and currently has a quarterback rating of 117.6 which is second in his career behind the 2011 season.
The 2020 NFL season is starting to wind down. However, we still have plenty of games left, and after that, we have the entire postseason to bet on. Unfortunately, I’ve been on a losing streak the last few weeks. Hopefully, I can turn this losing streak into a big profit for everyone this week.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone, and fantasy owners struggle with who to start, who to sit, and who to target as a sleeper each week.
The college football regular season is already beginning to wind down, which is a sad thought. However, there are still some bets to be placed. We have had a pretty good season, so let’s keep this ball rolling until the end.
The New York Giants head out West to take on the Seattle Seahawks for their Week 13 matchup. New York sitting at 4-7, look to keep this game competitive as they will be without quarterback Daniel Jones this weekend. Meanwhile, at 8-3, Seattle is hoping to begin their final push for the no. 1 seed in the National Football Conference.
After a career year in 2019, Marcus Semien struggled to find his footing in the shortened 2020 season. Semien played in all 162 games in 2019. He combined superb defense and a strong bat to place third in American League MVP voting. With that in mind, let’s take a look at his market this offseason.
The NFC West is arguably the best division in football, and now two of those teams play in Glendale, AZ. Due to the COVID restrictions in Santa Clara County, the San Francisco 49ers have been forced to make their new home in the Cardinals’ State Farm Stadium.
The NBA season is two weeks away with the first games premiering December 22nd. The Boston Celtics will have their season opener the following day against the Milwaukee Bucks. Boston is assigned to one of the Christmas day games against the Brooklyn Nets. This game will be the return of Kyrie Irving to Boston since his departure.
Last year, the Minnesota Gophers sent Tyler Johnson to the draft. He fell due to some character concerns and some issues with his pre-draft process. This year, Rashod Bateman is up for grabs from Minnesota and has been in the first-round conversation throughout the whole pre-draft process. He can play on the perimeter and in the slot and can play in a variety of different roles for whichever team decides to select him.
Week 13 brings the NFC South divisional rematch between the New Orleans Saints and the Atlanta Falcons. The teams will meet on Atlanta’s home turf this time, and even though the Falcons lead the all-time series, 52-50, the Saints have won five of the last six games.
Barry Bonds is on the Hall of Fame ballot once again. Does he belong in Cooperstown? Ben Fadden weighs the pros and cons.
Week 13 of the NFL season is here. Andersen Pickard shares his updated weekly fantasy football rankings to help you win your league.
As Aaron Rodgers turns 37, he looks just as good now as he did while winning the first of two MVP awards in 2011. During that 15-1 season for Green Bay, Rodgers completed 68.3 percent of his passes, threw for 4,643 yards, and 45/6 touchdown to interception ratio. In 2020, nine years older, Rodgers on pace for 4,509 yards, 48 touchdowns, six interceptions, and currently has a quarterback rating of 117.6 which is second in his career behind the 2011 season.
The 2020 NFL season is starting to wind down. However, we still have plenty of games left, and after that, we have the entire postseason to bet on. Unfortunately, I’ve been on a losing streak the last few weeks. Hopefully, I can turn this losing streak into a big profit for everyone this week.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone, and fantasy owners struggle with who to start, who to sit, and who to target as a sleeper each week.
The college football regular season is already beginning to wind down, which is a sad thought. However, there are still some bets to be placed. We have had a pretty good season, so let’s keep this ball rolling until the end.
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