This past Sunday, there were a ton of rookies who deserved to make the list for this week. Many members of the first-year class had strong enough performances to help their team to victory.
Welcome back to the futile exercise of ranking the 32 NFL teams. There are new faces at the top and the bottom after an eventful Week 8.
The calendar has officially flipped to November and the week that was in the NFL was complete with some tricks and also some treats. As the season nears its halfway point, every game becomes more critical.
The upstart Cincinnati Bengals have ascended to the summit of the AFC thus far in 2021. With winnable games on the horizon, they find themselves in a position to contend and could add another piece before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline.
Fresh off of a second consecutive loss for the first time in the Kevin Stefanski era, things were looking bleak. Injuries started adding up along the offensive line and specialty players. When the Cleveland Browns needed a win most this season, they got it.
The Chargers have been one of the NFL’s biggest surprises this season. The AFC is loaded this season. The Chargers have to make a move to improve their defense if they hope to compete for a Super Bowl.
Why can’t Matthew Stafford get the Detroit Lions to the playoffs? Many fans wanted an answer to that question.
Now sitting at 2-5, the Seahawks have plenty of work ahead of them. The upcoming trade deadline is a perfect opportunity for Seattle to improve its roster and resolve glaring weaknesses.
The Kansas City Chiefs have to find answers after an embarrassing Week 7 loss to the Tennessee Titans. Outside of Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill, they have no other threats. Targeting a receiver at the trade deadline will make Mahomes’ life easier.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have gotten off to a blistering 6-1 start. They currently hold a 1.5-game lead on the NFC South. Tom Brady is playing at an MVP level, and the offense has been stellar. Defensively, Tampa Bay is beginning to turn their season around,
The Los Angeles Rams have had a successful start to the season and are heading into the trade deadline with no major issues. They are 6-1 with their only loss coming against a 7-0 Arizona Cardinals team.
Week 8 of the NFL season begins with a fantastic matchup between two of NFC powerhouses in what should be a fun game. In the AFC, there are a few important divisional matchups among teams in the playoff hunt. Here is a look at the key points for each game, and what else the week has in store.
This past Sunday, there were a ton of rookies who deserved to make the list for this week. Many members of the first-year class had strong enough performances to help their team to victory.
Welcome back to the futile exercise of ranking the 32 NFL teams. There are new faces at the top and the bottom after an eventful Week 8.
The calendar has officially flipped to November and the week that was in the NFL was complete with some tricks and also some treats. As the season nears its halfway point, every game becomes more critical.
The upstart Cincinnati Bengals have ascended to the summit of the AFC thus far in 2021. With winnable games on the horizon, they find themselves in a position to contend and could add another piece before Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline.
Fresh off of a second consecutive loss for the first time in the Kevin Stefanski era, things were looking bleak. Injuries started adding up along the offensive line and specialty players. When the Cleveland Browns needed a win most this season, they got it.
The Chargers have been one of the NFL’s biggest surprises this season. The AFC is loaded this season. The Chargers have to make a move to improve their defense if they hope to compete for a Super Bowl.
Why can’t Matthew Stafford get the Detroit Lions to the playoffs? Many fans wanted an answer to that question.
Now sitting at 2-5, the Seahawks have plenty of work ahead of them. The upcoming trade deadline is a perfect opportunity for Seattle to improve its roster and resolve glaring weaknesses.
The Kansas City Chiefs have to find answers after an embarrassing Week 7 loss to the Tennessee Titans. Outside of Travis Kelce and Tyreek Hill, they have no other threats. Targeting a receiver at the trade deadline will make Mahomes’ life easier.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have gotten off to a blistering 6-1 start. They currently hold a 1.5-game lead on the NFC South. Tom Brady is playing at an MVP level, and the offense has been stellar. Defensively, Tampa Bay is beginning to turn their season around,
The Los Angeles Rams have had a successful start to the season and are heading into the trade deadline with no major issues. They are 6-1 with their only loss coming against a 7-0 Arizona Cardinals team.
Week 8 of the NFL season begins with a fantastic matchup between two of NFC powerhouses in what should be a fun game. In the AFC, there are a few important divisional matchups among teams in the playoff hunt. Here is a look at the key points for each game, and what else the week has in store.
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