The Miami Dolphins are 6-4 and a game behind the Buffalo Bills for first place in the AFC East. The New York Jets are 0-10 and…well…are the Jets. While the two teams are obviously heading in different directions, a divisional rivalry always brings out the best.
The Broncos entered the week with four quarterbacks but will now pivot to a practice squad wide receiver amidst COVID-19 concerns.
Looking to put their heartbreaking last-second loss in Arizona behind them and regroup after their bye week, the Buffalo Bills play host to the Los Angeles Chargers in week 12.
Mitchell Trubisky returns as the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers meet on Sunday. MJ Hurley previews the game, betting odds, and more.
The Detroit Lions fired head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn on Saturday. The move comes after the Lions lost to the Houston Texans on Thanksgiving.
In a potential Super Bowl matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) travel to Tampa Bay to take on the Buccaneers (7-4). This marks the first time in four years the Buccaneers play the Chiefs and more importantly, the fourth career meeting between Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.
The Arizona Cardinals travel to New England for a bout with the Patriots on Sunday. Jeff Pratt previews the game, betting odds, and more.
Hopefully, everyone had a great Thanksgiving and made some money on the two NFL games. If not, you have a chance to make some this weekend as we have 14 games over the next few days.
Jacob Dunne takes a close look at Sunday’s matchup between the Saints and Broncos while also examining betting odds, scores, and predictions.
Patrick Champion takes a look at the latest NFC playoff picture and which teams are in the hunt ahead of Week 12.
Ryan Potts returns for another week of NFL power rankings. Here’s how he ranks all 32 teams after an exciting Week 11.
Thanksgiving Day is here. Our NFL experts share their picks and predictions for a full slate of 16 games this week.
The Miami Dolphins are 6-4 and a game behind the Buffalo Bills for first place in the AFC East. The New York Jets are 0-10 and…well…are the Jets. While the two teams are obviously heading in different directions, a divisional rivalry always brings out the best.
The Broncos entered the week with four quarterbacks but will now pivot to a practice squad wide receiver amidst COVID-19 concerns.
Looking to put their heartbreaking last-second loss in Arizona behind them and regroup after their bye week, the Buffalo Bills play host to the Los Angeles Chargers in week 12.
Mitchell Trubisky returns as the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers meet on Sunday. MJ Hurley previews the game, betting odds, and more.
The Detroit Lions fired head coach Matt Patricia and general manager Bob Quinn on Saturday. The move comes after the Lions lost to the Houston Texans on Thanksgiving.
In a potential Super Bowl matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs (9-1) travel to Tampa Bay to take on the Buccaneers (7-4). This marks the first time in four years the Buccaneers play the Chiefs and more importantly, the fourth career meeting between Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.
The Arizona Cardinals travel to New England for a bout with the Patriots on Sunday. Jeff Pratt previews the game, betting odds, and more.
Hopefully, everyone had a great Thanksgiving and made some money on the two NFL games. If not, you have a chance to make some this weekend as we have 14 games over the next few days.
Jacob Dunne takes a close look at Sunday’s matchup between the Saints and Broncos while also examining betting odds, scores, and predictions.
Patrick Champion takes a look at the latest NFC playoff picture and which teams are in the hunt ahead of Week 12.
Ryan Potts returns for another week of NFL power rankings. Here’s how he ranks all 32 teams after an exciting Week 11.
Thanksgiving Day is here. Our NFL experts share their picks and predictions for a full slate of 16 games this week.
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