In a matchup between two teams trending in opposite directions as the 2020 season winds down, the red-hot Indianapolis Colts (10-4) travel to Pittsburgh to battle the suddenly slumping Steelers (11-3).
Kyle Trask is your standard accurate, medium-armed quarterback with some special traits. From barely playing in high school, sitting behind D’Eriq King, to potentially never playing in college, sitting behind Felipe Franks, Trask has served his time sitting and learning from some of the best. An unfortunate injury to Franks led to Trask’s first starts, which showed the world his precision and poise, leading to his ascension to first-round buzz. In the correct scheme, Trask will be a steady, consistent starter for years to come.
Malik Cunningham is the most intriguing quarterback prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. He has the running ability of Lamar Jackson, but he acts as a quarterback that can run, not a running back that can throw. Being part of the most unique offense arguably in the country, Cunningham is the most difficult prospect to project to the next level, as no team in the NFL has the speed that Louisville uses to overwhelm its opponents. His surprising accuracy, countered by his scheme dependent decision making, combines with his athleticism to create the most confusing projection arguably in the history of the NFL draft at the quarterback position. In the right scheme with the correct coaching, Cunningham can become a lethal Swiss army knife.
In 2014, Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid met in the Champions League final. What turned to be a fantastic win for Los Blancos was an embarrassing and heartbreaking loss for Atlético. Two years later, the world saw a rematch between the two clubs. Real Madrid would once again defeat the crosstown rival to win its eleventh Champions League title.
Merry Christmas, everyone! Hopefully, you got to spend yesterday with loved ones and enjoy the performance Alvin Kamara put on. He tied an NFL record with six rushing touchdowns against the Minnesota Vikings. Kamara was -225 to score once, and if you had the guts to bet him to score three times, you made out great.
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.
There’s no better way to celebrate Christmas than with a Miami Heat win, especially against a talented young New Orleans Pelicans team. The Pelicans started this game off strong. They even cut an eventual Miami 23-point lead to six in the fourth quarter. However, Miami went on a 18-7 run to close the game with a win, their first of the new season. With all that said, here are four takeaways from Friday’s win over New Orleans.
Merry Christmas, Logan Ryan. The New York Giants and Ryan agreed to a contract extension on Friday.
Week 16 takes us to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles to see the Denver Broncos take on the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers (5-9) are coming off a thrilling overtime 30-27 win against the Las Vegas Raiders while the Broncos (5-9) had their worst loss of the season, losing to the Buffalo Bills 48-19.
Elijah Moore appears to be a standard quick-twitch slot wide receiver; however, his play demonstrates a wide range of qualities that translate smoothly into the NFL. Moore competed with A.J. Brown and D.K. Metcalf from the jump at Ole Miss, making it hard for him to earn a starting role. His friendship with Brown has aided his development into the Biletnikoff award conversation. While some will remember Moore as the man who did the infamous celebration in the egg bowl in 2019, many will remember him for his jaw-dropping talent on the field. Moore projects well into any scheme in need of a dynamic, versatile slot weapon.
Through one game, the Hornets have a big problem: they have 3 starting guards and 2 guard spots. To be clear, it is not as if Charlotte has some of the top tier guards in the league that could all be the top options on another team. They do, however, have three players that make a great case to start.
After an impressive showing last year under head coach Alain Vigneault, the Philadelphia Flyers will enter the 2020-21 season with high expectations. With the start of the NHL season just under three weeks away, let’s take a closer look at three burning questions facing the Flyers franchise.
In a matchup between two teams trending in opposite directions as the 2020 season winds down, the red-hot Indianapolis Colts (10-4) travel to Pittsburgh to battle the suddenly slumping Steelers (11-3).
Kyle Trask is your standard accurate, medium-armed quarterback with some special traits. From barely playing in high school, sitting behind D’Eriq King, to potentially never playing in college, sitting behind Felipe Franks, Trask has served his time sitting and learning from some of the best. An unfortunate injury to Franks led to Trask’s first starts, which showed the world his precision and poise, leading to his ascension to first-round buzz. In the correct scheme, Trask will be a steady, consistent starter for years to come.
Malik Cunningham is the most intriguing quarterback prospect in the 2021 NFL Draft. He has the running ability of Lamar Jackson, but he acts as a quarterback that can run, not a running back that can throw. Being part of the most unique offense arguably in the country, Cunningham is the most difficult prospect to project to the next level, as no team in the NFL has the speed that Louisville uses to overwhelm its opponents. His surprising accuracy, countered by his scheme dependent decision making, combines with his athleticism to create the most confusing projection arguably in the history of the NFL draft at the quarterback position. In the right scheme with the correct coaching, Cunningham can become a lethal Swiss army knife.
In 2014, Atlético Madrid and Real Madrid met in the Champions League final. What turned to be a fantastic win for Los Blancos was an embarrassing and heartbreaking loss for Atlético. Two years later, the world saw a rematch between the two clubs. Real Madrid would once again defeat the crosstown rival to win its eleventh Champions League title.
Merry Christmas, everyone! Hopefully, you got to spend yesterday with loved ones and enjoy the performance Alvin Kamara put on. He tied an NFL record with six rushing touchdowns against the Minnesota Vikings. Kamara was -225 to score once, and if you had the guts to bet him to score three times, you made out great.
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.
There’s no better way to celebrate Christmas than with a Miami Heat win, especially against a talented young New Orleans Pelicans team. The Pelicans started this game off strong. They even cut an eventual Miami 23-point lead to six in the fourth quarter. However, Miami went on a 18-7 run to close the game with a win, their first of the new season. With all that said, here are four takeaways from Friday’s win over New Orleans.
Merry Christmas, Logan Ryan. The New York Giants and Ryan agreed to a contract extension on Friday.
Week 16 takes us to SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles to see the Denver Broncos take on the Los Angeles Chargers. The Chargers (5-9) are coming off a thrilling overtime 30-27 win against the Las Vegas Raiders while the Broncos (5-9) had their worst loss of the season, losing to the Buffalo Bills 48-19.
Elijah Moore appears to be a standard quick-twitch slot wide receiver; however, his play demonstrates a wide range of qualities that translate smoothly into the NFL. Moore competed with A.J. Brown and D.K. Metcalf from the jump at Ole Miss, making it hard for him to earn a starting role. His friendship with Brown has aided his development into the Biletnikoff award conversation. While some will remember Moore as the man who did the infamous celebration in the egg bowl in 2019, many will remember him for his jaw-dropping talent on the field. Moore projects well into any scheme in need of a dynamic, versatile slot weapon.
Through one game, the Hornets have a big problem: they have 3 starting guards and 2 guard spots. To be clear, it is not as if Charlotte has some of the top tier guards in the league that could all be the top options on another team. They do, however, have three players that make a great case to start.
After an impressive showing last year under head coach Alain Vigneault, the Philadelphia Flyers will enter the 2020-21 season with high expectations. With the start of the NHL season just under three weeks away, let’s take a closer look at three burning questions facing the Flyers franchise.
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