Expectations are high for the Cleveland Browns entering the 2021 NFL season, and rightfully so. Albeit a year later than most expected, the Browns’ roster lived up to the hype last season, ending their 18-year playoff drought, despite a third-place finish in the AFC North.
The Green Bay Packers are in the smallest market in the NFL. In fact, Green Bay is the smallest market of any NFL, MLB, or NBA team. Despite the overall success of the franchise, who is to blame for the recent drama?
The Buffalo Bill sent their first-round pick to the Minnesota Vikings for Stefon Diggs which was the best move of their 2020 offseason. Diggs completely transformed their ability to throw the ball and took on the best corner. With that said, let us dive into the 2020 analysis for the Bills draft.
For what feels like the umpteenth season in a row, the Pittsburgh Steelers failed to live up to their potential in 2020. A super shaky 11-0 start was followed up by a 1-4 finish to close out the regular season. Then, their year ended with giving up nearly 50 points up at home to the Cleveland Browns in the playoffs.
While there are a few questions left to be answered around the league, it’s never too early for bold predictions for each of the NFL’s eight divisions. Here are those predictions for the NFC East.
Well, the post-Tom Brady era did not necessarily start off too well for the New England Patriots last year. The team went 7-9 and missed the playoffs for only the second time in the last 20 odd years. While the Patriot Way is to not make excuses, there were a fair amount of extenuating circumstances that held this team back a bit.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fanbases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions? In the ninth part of a 12-part series, I will rank each team’s cornerback position.
The New England Patriots are notorious for finding talent in mid to late rounds and the 2020 draft was no exception. They are a contender for the most underrated draft class of 2020. They targeted positions that were impact makers and players who were versatile.
Coming off of a 4-11-1 campaign in 2020, the Cincinnati Bengals enter the 2021 season with playoff expectations in the third year under Zac Taylor. With Joe Burrow back at full health coming back from his season-ending injury, the Bengals come in ranked 21st in the power rankings, hopeful to make the playoffs, or else Taylor’s time could be up in Cincinnati.
NFL fans rejoice, the 2021 season is just on the horizon. It’s the last month without football until March. Regardless of what team they root for, they widely remain optimistic that this is their year.
After a disappointing 2020 campaign, the Chargers made several big moves this offseason, including hiring Brandon Staley as their new head coach. It won’t be easy in the same division as the Chiefs but the Chargers should hang around wild card contention for most of this season. Now let’s jump into some true or false questions with the season only two months away.
As training camps remain just a few weeks away from opening across the NFL, the title defense for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will soon begin.
Expectations are high for the Cleveland Browns entering the 2021 NFL season, and rightfully so. Albeit a year later than most expected, the Browns’ roster lived up to the hype last season, ending their 18-year playoff drought, despite a third-place finish in the AFC North.
The Green Bay Packers are in the smallest market in the NFL. In fact, Green Bay is the smallest market of any NFL, MLB, or NBA team. Despite the overall success of the franchise, who is to blame for the recent drama?
The Buffalo Bill sent their first-round pick to the Minnesota Vikings for Stefon Diggs which was the best move of their 2020 offseason. Diggs completely transformed their ability to throw the ball and took on the best corner. With that said, let us dive into the 2020 analysis for the Bills draft.
For what feels like the umpteenth season in a row, the Pittsburgh Steelers failed to live up to their potential in 2020. A super shaky 11-0 start was followed up by a 1-4 finish to close out the regular season. Then, their year ended with giving up nearly 50 points up at home to the Cleveland Browns in the playoffs.
While there are a few questions left to be answered around the league, it’s never too early for bold predictions for each of the NFL’s eight divisions. Here are those predictions for the NFC East.
Well, the post-Tom Brady era did not necessarily start off too well for the New England Patriots last year. The team went 7-9 and missed the playoffs for only the second time in the last 20 odd years. While the Patriot Way is to not make excuses, there were a fair amount of extenuating circumstances that held this team back a bit.
While the 2021 NFL season is still a few months away, it’s never too early to look ahead. Fanbases will argue day and night about who has the better team. Instead of debating the entire roster, why not debate positions? In the ninth part of a 12-part series, I will rank each team’s cornerback position.
The New England Patriots are notorious for finding talent in mid to late rounds and the 2020 draft was no exception. They are a contender for the most underrated draft class of 2020. They targeted positions that were impact makers and players who were versatile.
Coming off of a 4-11-1 campaign in 2020, the Cincinnati Bengals enter the 2021 season with playoff expectations in the third year under Zac Taylor. With Joe Burrow back at full health coming back from his season-ending injury, the Bengals come in ranked 21st in the power rankings, hopeful to make the playoffs, or else Taylor’s time could be up in Cincinnati.
NFL fans rejoice, the 2021 season is just on the horizon. It’s the last month without football until March. Regardless of what team they root for, they widely remain optimistic that this is their year.
After a disappointing 2020 campaign, the Chargers made several big moves this offseason, including hiring Brandon Staley as their new head coach. It won’t be easy in the same division as the Chiefs but the Chargers should hang around wild card contention for most of this season. Now let’s jump into some true or false questions with the season only two months away.
As training camps remain just a few weeks away from opening across the NFL, the title defense for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will soon begin.
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