It has been a long seven months since the last NFL game. That game ended with Patrick Mahomes leading the Kansas City Chiefs to their first Super Bowl since 1970. To kick things off in 2020 we get a rematch from last seasons AFC divisional series playoff game.
It is official, the Chicago Bears have announced Mitchell Trubisky as their starting quarterback for week one. The fourth-year quarterback out of North Carolina will be the week one starter for the third straight season.
The 2019 season was very disappointing for the Bears. They ended the season with a mediocre record of 8-8 and missing the playoffs. Many expected
The NASCAR Xfinity Series is back to Daytona for the third time this season. This time they will be back on the 2.5-mile oval. The Xfinity series still has five races before the playoffs, unlike the cup series, which starts next week. This race will be huge for many drivers as they fight to make the playoffs.
There are only three races left in the NASCAR cup series regular-season before the playoffs begin. Things are really starting to heat up for the last couple of playoff positions. This weekend, the cup series heads to Dover Deleware for the final doubleheader on the cup series schedule.
This weekend, NASCAR heads to Daytona Superspeedway for the inaugural race weekend at the Daytona road course. This race weekend was added to the schedule because of COVID-19. The race weekend will get started with the Xfinity cars Saturday at 3 PM EST. With drivers having no practice at the road course, we could see a wild race.
Last week’s race at New Hampshire was dominated by Brad Keselowski and he ultimately ended up winning the race. This week the NASCAR Cup Series heads up north to Michigan International Speedway. This weekend will feature a Cup Series doubleheader. There will be two races with both races being 312 miles long. First, we will kick things off with Saturday’s cup race. The starting lineup was determined by a random draw. Let’s jump right into my top drivers for Saturday’s FireKeepers Casino 400.
The NBA is back! The bubble is secured of all things corona and it’s time to get back to meaningful basketball. The Utah Jazz starts things off with a matchup against the New Orleans Pelicans. This is a huge game for the Pelicans as they fight for the eighth and final playoff spot. The late game will be the battle of Los Angeles with the Clippers and Lakers. Both LA teams are firmly locked into the playoffs so we will have to wait and see how many minutes the stars will be playing. Now let’s jump right into my core four for tonight’s slate.
Wednesday night the NASCAR Cup Series heads to Thunder Valley for the 2020 All-Star race. The race will not have any points on the line. Instead, the winner will receive one million dollars. Second place will receive nothing except for being the first loser. It will be checkers or wreckers for every one of these drivers so we will get to see them leave it all on the line for the top prize. That will make daily fantasy very tough to pick this week.
This week the NASCAR Cup Series heads to the track most famous for the Indy cars and the Indianapolis 500. The race this weekend is the Brickyard 400. The 400 is not nearly as big as the 500. However, it is still one of those races that drivers really want to win. Kissing the bricks is a huge moment for the teams no matter which series they are racing in.
After a disappointing season in 2019, the Chicago Bears have made some key additions to get back into the playoffs. They bolstered the defense and
This week, NASCAR heads down to Talladega. This is one of the biggest wild card races of the year. Not only will it be a different package, but it will be the driver’s first time racing with this package. This wouldn’t be a big deal but since there’s no practice the first couple laps in a big pack could get dicey. The package will slow the cars down in an attempt to keep cars from flipping as Ryan Newman did at Daytona.
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