Scorigami is one of football’s greatest nuances. Thought of by Jon Bois, Scorigami describes “the art of building final scores that have never happened before in NFL history.”
For an organization that took two big steps forward last season, the team doesn’t feel any closer to being a real contender than it did in 2019. For the 20th time since the Browns’ return to the NFL in 1999, they’ll finish with a losing record.
The NHL choose to extend its holiday break due to the surging amount of COVID-19 cases across the league. This forced the number of postponed games during the 2021 season to climb above 50.
The NFL has thankfully seen an influx of talent along the offensive line in recent years. Once again, the 2022 draft class has plenty of tackle help. A player that has seen a significant rise is Ohio State’s Nicholas Petit-Frere.
The final week of the regular season is here, and the Cincinnati Bengals travel north to visit the in-state and division rival Cleveland Browns.
Every week billions of dollars are wagered on the NFL. The most popular type of bet is the spread. Each week there are a few games with an appealing spread and others with an ugly spread.
Over the last few years, the Chicago White Sox have been a team on the rise. Due to their young talent, they have made two straight playoff appearances. One prospect who could join that group in the near future is Mckinley Moore.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone. Now fantasy owners struggle with the weekly decision about which players to start, which to sit, and which to use as a sleeper.
Golf in 2021 went one of two ways depending on who you ask. If you ask your average PGA Tour fan, they would tell you that last year provided some of the most electric golf seen in the past few seasons. If you asked my playing partner they would tell you that it was unbelievably brutal to watch.
Scorigami is one of football’s greatest nuances. Thought of by Jon Bois, Scorigami describes “the art of building final scores that have never happened before in NFL history.”
For an organization that took two big steps forward last season, the team doesn’t feel any closer to being a real contender than it did in 2019. For the 20th time since the Browns’ return to the NFL in 1999, they’ll finish with a losing record.
The NHL choose to extend its holiday break due to the surging amount of COVID-19 cases across the league. This forced the number of postponed games during the 2021 season to climb above 50.
The NFL has thankfully seen an influx of talent along the offensive line in recent years. Once again, the 2022 draft class has plenty of tackle help. A player that has seen a significant rise is Ohio State’s Nicholas Petit-Frere.
The final week of the regular season is here, and the Cincinnati Bengals travel north to visit the in-state and division rival Cleveland Browns.
Every week billions of dollars are wagered on the NFL. The most popular type of bet is the spread. Each week there are a few games with an appealing spread and others with an ugly spread.
Over the last few years, the Chicago White Sox have been a team on the rise. Due to their young talent, they have made two straight playoff appearances. One prospect who could join that group in the near future is Mckinley Moore.
The best part about fantasy football is winning. The second best part is the draft. However, the draft has come and gone. Now fantasy owners struggle with the weekly decision about which players to start, which to sit, and which to use as a sleeper.
Golf in 2021 went one of two ways depending on who you ask. If you ask your average PGA Tour fan, they would tell you that last year provided some of the most electric golf seen in the past few seasons. If you asked my playing partner they would tell you that it was unbelievably brutal to watch.
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