The 2019 season seemed like the final season the Los Angeles Chargers had to make the most out of their current opportunity. A year after advancing to the divisional-round, many had them pegged for a Super Bowl run.
Not many people had hope for the Lions heading into 2019. Their first game ended in a tie due to an unneeded timeout. Detroit won the next two games against the Chargers and Eagles behind the offense firing on all cylinders under Darrell Bevell’s new offense.
After 50 years of waiting for the Lombardi Trophy to make its way back to Kansas City, it finally happened in 2019. In a season full of ups and downs for the Kansas City Chiefs, it all came together at the right moment and they found themselves 12-4 and the end of the regular season and AFC West Champions.
One player won’t get his opportunity to step foot on his new home field in Allegiant Stadium. The Las Vegas Raiders placed wide receiver Tyrell Williams on the injured reserve list, ending his sixth season Tuesday afternoon before it began.
The Detriot Lions now have their blind-side blocker tied to the franchise through 2027. On Tuesday afternoon, they signed Taylor Decker to a six-year extension worth $85 million that with $37.5 million guaranteed.
The New York Jets started the 2017 season by starting 1-7. Over their next eight games though, they went 6-2 to finish the season 7-9. It was ultimately an up-and-down year for the Jets behind Adam Gase, who somehow remains the head coach. Sam Darnold was hot-and-cold the whole year and needs to be more consistent for the Jets to reach the playoffs this year.
Former Jaguars running back and first-round pick Leonard Fournette went unclaimed, meaning he is now a free agent and can sign with any team.
In a surprising turn of events, the Saints are open to trading three-time Pro Bowl running back Alvin Kamara.
A potentially loaded 2021 free agent class of running backs now has one less name in it as the Cincinnati Bengals agreed to an extension with Joe Mixon.
One of the most up and down teams in the NFL over the past few seasons, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were up to their old tricks in 2019. One of the most high powered offenses in the league, the team finished third overall in the league, with over 398 yards and 28 points per game. However, the downfall of Tampa Bay was self-inflicted as quarterback Jamies Winston threw 30 interceptions and fumbled 12 times in 16 games.
With the NFL season just days away, Ryan Potts shares his 2020 All-Pro predictions, both common and bold.
The Philadelphia Eagles come into the 2020 season looking to win their second straight NFC East title and bounce back from their first-round exit by the hands of the Seattle Seahawks. They finished the 2019 regular season winning four straight games to take the division at 9-7.
The 2019 season seemed like the final season the Los Angeles Chargers had to make the most out of their current opportunity. A year after advancing to the divisional-round, many had them pegged for a Super Bowl run.
Not many people had hope for the Lions heading into 2019. Their first game ended in a tie due to an unneeded timeout. Detroit won the next two games against the Chargers and Eagles behind the offense firing on all cylinders under Darrell Bevell’s new offense.
After 50 years of waiting for the Lombardi Trophy to make its way back to Kansas City, it finally happened in 2019. In a season full of ups and downs for the Kansas City Chiefs, it all came together at the right moment and they found themselves 12-4 and the end of the regular season and AFC West Champions.
One player won’t get his opportunity to step foot on his new home field in Allegiant Stadium. The Las Vegas Raiders placed wide receiver Tyrell Williams on the injured reserve list, ending his sixth season Tuesday afternoon before it began.
The Detriot Lions now have their blind-side blocker tied to the franchise through 2027. On Tuesday afternoon, they signed Taylor Decker to a six-year extension worth $85 million that with $37.5 million guaranteed.
The New York Jets started the 2017 season by starting 1-7. Over their next eight games though, they went 6-2 to finish the season 7-9. It was ultimately an up-and-down year for the Jets behind Adam Gase, who somehow remains the head coach. Sam Darnold was hot-and-cold the whole year and needs to be more consistent for the Jets to reach the playoffs this year.
Former Jaguars running back and first-round pick Leonard Fournette went unclaimed, meaning he is now a free agent and can sign with any team.
In a surprising turn of events, the Saints are open to trading three-time Pro Bowl running back Alvin Kamara.
A potentially loaded 2021 free agent class of running backs now has one less name in it as the Cincinnati Bengals agreed to an extension with Joe Mixon.
One of the most up and down teams in the NFL over the past few seasons, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers were up to their old tricks in 2019. One of the most high powered offenses in the league, the team finished third overall in the league, with over 398 yards and 28 points per game. However, the downfall of Tampa Bay was self-inflicted as quarterback Jamies Winston threw 30 interceptions and fumbled 12 times in 16 games.
With the NFL season just days away, Ryan Potts shares his 2020 All-Pro predictions, both common and bold.
The Philadelphia Eagles come into the 2020 season looking to win their second straight NFC East title and bounce back from their first-round exit by the hands of the Seattle Seahawks. They finished the 2019 regular season winning four straight games to take the division at 9-7.
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