Yes, you read that title right. For the first time since 2002, the Cleveland Browns have clinched a playoff berth. One of the NFL’s most prestigious franchises in the history of the league for the first few decades has gone through utter disappointment ever since. From “The Fumble” to “The Drive”, then the move to Baltimore, to coming back as a team, the Browns have gone through a lot.
With Spring Training quickly approaching, the Red Sox roster is far from set. Boston is coming off of a disappointing 2020 season in which they finished last in the AL East. However, help could be on its way as they are reportedly showing interest in free agent Alex Colome.
The Washington Football Team (6-9) travels to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles (4-10-1) in a key divisional matchup. Washington guarantees a playoff spot with a win, however, if they lose, the winner of Giants vs Cowboys would take their spot.
Win or go home; it’s that simple for the Washington Football Team. With a win over the 4-10-1 Philadelphia Eagles tonight, the 6-9 Washington Football Team will make the playoffs as the NFC East champions. However, a loss to the Eagles would make the winner of the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants game will be the NFC East champion. For Philadelphia, all they can do is play spoilers for Washington. In a must-win situation for Washington, gamblers can expect a competitive game.
The Los Angeles Chargers (6-9) head to the Midwest to take on the Kansas City Chiefs (14-1). For the Chargers, a win today against the Chiefs could save head coach Anthony Lynn his job moving forward. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are looking to become the fifth team since 2000 to lose no more than one game.
All season, every week has felt like a “wait for the news” week. In Week 17, that’s always the case. Nonetheless, we can take on a little more risk in tournaments with all of the uncertainty about who will be playing their starters and who won’t.
After an illustrious 20 years, future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees intends to retire. Andersen Pickard breaks down the legend’s career.
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Welcome to the final week of the regular season! Hopefully, everyone had a safe and Happy New Year. On tap, we have a gigantic 15-game slate with eight games set to play in the late time window, giving us plenty of flexibility for late swaps. It’s hard to believe the season is coming to an end, but the playoffs should be a lot of fun, and DFS will continue throughout.
In a matchup between NFC North Division rivals, the 12-3 Green Bay Packers head to Chicago to take on the 8-7 Bears later today. With the win, the Packers secure the No.1 seed in the NFC Playoffs and the only first-round bye. For the Bears, it’s win and make the playoffs. However, even with the loss, they can still get in the playoffs with a Los Angeles Rams victory over the Arizona Cardinals. With plenty on the line for both teams, gamblers can expect a close, competitive game.
As we enter the final Sunday of the regular season, the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets have the first and second overall picks locked up, respectively. There are plenty of playoff implications and possible draft position shuffling going into this final week. The Jaguars are on the clock.
Yes, you read that title right. For the first time since 2002, the Cleveland Browns have clinched a playoff berth. One of the NFL’s most prestigious franchises in the history of the league for the first few decades has gone through utter disappointment ever since. From “The Fumble” to “The Drive”, then the move to Baltimore, to coming back as a team, the Browns have gone through a lot.
With Spring Training quickly approaching, the Red Sox roster is far from set. Boston is coming off of a disappointing 2020 season in which they finished last in the AL East. However, help could be on its way as they are reportedly showing interest in free agent Alex Colome.
The Washington Football Team (6-9) travels to Philadelphia to take on the Eagles (4-10-1) in a key divisional matchup. Washington guarantees a playoff spot with a win, however, if they lose, the winner of Giants vs Cowboys would take their spot.
Win or go home; it’s that simple for the Washington Football Team. With a win over the 4-10-1 Philadelphia Eagles tonight, the 6-9 Washington Football Team will make the playoffs as the NFC East champions. However, a loss to the Eagles would make the winner of the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants game will be the NFC East champion. For Philadelphia, all they can do is play spoilers for Washington. In a must-win situation for Washington, gamblers can expect a competitive game.
The Los Angeles Chargers (6-9) head to the Midwest to take on the Kansas City Chiefs (14-1). For the Chargers, a win today against the Chiefs could save head coach Anthony Lynn his job moving forward. Meanwhile, the Chiefs are looking to become the fifth team since 2000 to lose no more than one game.
All season, every week has felt like a “wait for the news” week. In Week 17, that’s always the case. Nonetheless, we can take on a little more risk in tournaments with all of the uncertainty about who will be playing their starters and who won’t.
After an illustrious 20 years, future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees intends to retire. Andersen Pickard breaks down the legend’s career.
Jaguars over the Colts? Jets over the Patriots? Our NFL experts share their full picks and predictions for a pivotal Week 17.
Black Monday is just one day away. Andersen Pickard analyzes the statuses and job security for all 32 NFL head coaches entering Week 17.
Welcome to the final week of the regular season! Hopefully, everyone had a safe and Happy New Year. On tap, we have a gigantic 15-game slate with eight games set to play in the late time window, giving us plenty of flexibility for late swaps. It’s hard to believe the season is coming to an end, but the playoffs should be a lot of fun, and DFS will continue throughout.
In a matchup between NFC North Division rivals, the 12-3 Green Bay Packers head to Chicago to take on the 8-7 Bears later today. With the win, the Packers secure the No.1 seed in the NFC Playoffs and the only first-round bye. For the Bears, it’s win and make the playoffs. However, even with the loss, they can still get in the playoffs with a Los Angeles Rams victory over the Arizona Cardinals. With plenty on the line for both teams, gamblers can expect a close, competitive game.
As we enter the final Sunday of the regular season, the Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets have the first and second overall picks locked up, respectively. There are plenty of playoff implications and possible draft position shuffling going into this final week. The Jaguars are on the clock.
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