We are approaching the final stretch of the NFL season, with each team having about six games remaining. This season has been quite chaotic, making it fascinating to see how the playoff race will unfold, especially with so many uncertainties.
On Sunday, the Detroit Lions put together an incredibly dominant performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They were so dominant, in fact, that it’s hard to find real fault with any one player. So, for today, let’s just talk about the positives.
Week 11 in the NFL brought more chaos, with at least five games on Sunday being decided by a single score. Notably, the Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts won their games by just one point. As a result of their performance, the Buffalo Bills have earned the title of our NFL Team of the Week for the second time this season, having previously received this honor in Week 8.
We are in the home stretch of the fantasy football season and the grind of the NFL season. In a week where the Lions and Vikings had impressive comeback wins, teams like the Dolphins and Cardinals showed they could be surprise playoff contenders. We also speculate if a rough Broncos loss could actually be a good thing. Plus, what does the future hold for the Cowboys and Giants?
Are you a fan of pure scripted professional football chaos? If so, meet Week 10 of the 2024 NFL Season. This week intensified the NFL scriptwriter memes and featured an unusual amount of close yet bad football games.
The NFL trade deadline has passed, so we cover some last-minute moves. We also saw another head coach get fired and wonder who might be next. There is a final push of the regular season in fantasy football, and the standings across our leagues are surprisingly tight.
NFL teams will utilize the trade market to strengthen their rosters and make a final push for the 2024 playoffs. We’re expecting plenty of moves before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday at 4 p.m. EST.
Week 9 of the NFL season has concluded, bringing even more unpredictability to an already crazy season. This week will be even more uncertain with Tuesday’s trade deadline (and perhaps another major American event happening on Nov. 5, 2024).
The Bears’ defense has carried the team this season, but the team hasn’t gotten nearly enough production from an offense in which they heavily invested during the offseason.
The 2024 NFL regular season is nearly halfway over. However, the league remains highly unpredictable from week to week. Our Team of the Week from Week 8 embodies this mentality.
NFL Week 7 is over, and we are at a pivotal point in the season when teams begin to differentiate themselves.
We are discussing which teams may be out of the honeymoon phase. The Jaguars, Browns, Raiders, Bengals, and Titans may need to consider what the future holds while the Jets are trading for Davante Adams in a desperate attempt to stay alive. Being fans of the Broncos and Raiders, we dig into what seems to be their issues and look forward to some great matches in Week 7.
We are approaching the final stretch of the NFL season, with each team having about six games remaining. This season has been quite chaotic, making it fascinating to see how the playoff race will unfold, especially with so many uncertainties.
On Sunday, the Detroit Lions put together an incredibly dominant performance against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They were so dominant, in fact, that it’s hard to find real fault with any one player. So, for today, let’s just talk about the positives.
Week 11 in the NFL brought more chaos, with at least five games on Sunday being decided by a single score. Notably, the Green Bay Packers and Indianapolis Colts won their games by just one point. As a result of their performance, the Buffalo Bills have earned the title of our NFL Team of the Week for the second time this season, having previously received this honor in Week 8.
We are in the home stretch of the fantasy football season and the grind of the NFL season. In a week where the Lions and Vikings had impressive comeback wins, teams like the Dolphins and Cardinals showed they could be surprise playoff contenders. We also speculate if a rough Broncos loss could actually be a good thing. Plus, what does the future hold for the Cowboys and Giants?
Are you a fan of pure scripted professional football chaos? If so, meet Week 10 of the 2024 NFL Season. This week intensified the NFL scriptwriter memes and featured an unusual amount of close yet bad football games.
The NFL trade deadline has passed, so we cover some last-minute moves. We also saw another head coach get fired and wonder who might be next. There is a final push of the regular season in fantasy football, and the standings across our leagues are surprisingly tight.
NFL teams will utilize the trade market to strengthen their rosters and make a final push for the 2024 playoffs. We’re expecting plenty of moves before the NFL trade deadline on Tuesday at 4 p.m. EST.
Week 9 of the NFL season has concluded, bringing even more unpredictability to an already crazy season. This week will be even more uncertain with Tuesday’s trade deadline (and perhaps another major American event happening on Nov. 5, 2024).
The Bears’ defense has carried the team this season, but the team hasn’t gotten nearly enough production from an offense in which they heavily invested during the offseason.
The 2024 NFL regular season is nearly halfway over. However, the league remains highly unpredictable from week to week. Our Team of the Week from Week 8 embodies this mentality.
NFL Week 7 is over, and we are at a pivotal point in the season when teams begin to differentiate themselves.
We are discussing which teams may be out of the honeymoon phase. The Jaguars, Browns, Raiders, Bengals, and Titans may need to consider what the future holds while the Jets are trading for Davante Adams in a desperate attempt to stay alive. Being fans of the Broncos and Raiders, we dig into what seems to be their issues and look forward to some great matches in Week 7.
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