Even ugly wins qualify as wins. The Green Bay Packers pulled out an ugly 24-16 win over the Carolina Panthers on Saturday night. The Green Bay offense produced 145 rushing yards from Aaron Jones and only 143 passing yards from Aaron Rodgers, but Green Bay was able to ride a dominant first half to remain in possession of the NFC’s number one seed.
As the 2020 season winds down, the NFL will have five total games over the next two Saturdays. One of the two games tomorrow is the 4-9 Carolina Panthers traveling to Green Bay to take on the 10-3 Packers. While the Packers are determined to win out and secure home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, the Panthers are looking to play spoilers.
Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams are unstoppable. Rodgers is breaking records, some of which he held previously, and Adams is somehow playing better than he ever has before. The Green Bay Packers offense has officially passed the Kansas City Chiefs with the highest offensive DVOA in the NFL, and Rodgers passed Patrick Mahomes as the most efficient quarterback in the NFL.
Week 15 of the 2020 NFL Season is here, meaning fantasy football playoffs are in full effect. Whether you’re competing for your league’s championship or battling it out in the consolation bracket, plenty of value plays remain across the league for owners.
The Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers found themselves in a rematch of Super Bowl 50 on Sunday afternoon. Both teams came into Week 14 with a 4-8 record, desperate to add another game to the win column.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 12.
The Minnesota Vikings kept their playoff hopes alive with a last-minute victory against the Carolina Panthers.
Both quarterbacks were injured and questionable leading up to the game and while Matthew Stafford was cleared to play with a broken finger, it was decided at game time Teddy Bridgewater would sit this game out. P.J. Walker, who came in for Bridgewater when he was injured last week would start his first professional game on Sunday against the Lions.
The Week 11 matchup between the Detroit Lions (4-5) and the Carolina Panthers (3-7) has the potential to be an exciting game on both sides of the field. The teams are comparable on paper and each should put up a good fight for the victory.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers traveled to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers in divisional play in Week 10; facing the Panthers for the second time this season.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are 6-3 and in second place in the NFC-South will travel to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers who are 3-6 on the season. Carolina is looking to break a four-game losing streak, while Tampa Bay is reeling from the 38-3 loss against New Orleans last week.
Week 9 was full of monster breakouts and disappointing busts. Stars like Dalvin Cook stayed hot while elite backs like James Conner failed to live up to expectations. Reflecting on Sunday’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
Even ugly wins qualify as wins. The Green Bay Packers pulled out an ugly 24-16 win over the Carolina Panthers on Saturday night. The Green Bay offense produced 145 rushing yards from Aaron Jones and only 143 passing yards from Aaron Rodgers, but Green Bay was able to ride a dominant first half to remain in possession of the NFC’s number one seed.
As the 2020 season winds down, the NFL will have five total games over the next two Saturdays. One of the two games tomorrow is the 4-9 Carolina Panthers traveling to Green Bay to take on the 10-3 Packers. While the Packers are determined to win out and secure home-field advantage throughout the playoffs, the Panthers are looking to play spoilers.
Aaron Rodgers and Davante Adams are unstoppable. Rodgers is breaking records, some of which he held previously, and Adams is somehow playing better than he ever has before. The Green Bay Packers offense has officially passed the Kansas City Chiefs with the highest offensive DVOA in the NFL, and Rodgers passed Patrick Mahomes as the most efficient quarterback in the NFL.
Week 15 of the 2020 NFL Season is here, meaning fantasy football playoffs are in full effect. Whether you’re competing for your league’s championship or battling it out in the consolation bracket, plenty of value plays remain across the league for owners.
The Denver Broncos and Carolina Panthers found themselves in a rematch of Super Bowl 50 on Sunday afternoon. Both teams came into Week 14 with a 4-8 record, desperate to add another game to the win column.
Here’s a look back at the week that was Week 12.
The Minnesota Vikings kept their playoff hopes alive with a last-minute victory against the Carolina Panthers.
Both quarterbacks were injured and questionable leading up to the game and while Matthew Stafford was cleared to play with a broken finger, it was decided at game time Teddy Bridgewater would sit this game out. P.J. Walker, who came in for Bridgewater when he was injured last week would start his first professional game on Sunday against the Lions.
The Week 11 matchup between the Detroit Lions (4-5) and the Carolina Panthers (3-7) has the potential to be an exciting game on both sides of the field. The teams are comparable on paper and each should put up a good fight for the victory.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers traveled to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers in divisional play in Week 10; facing the Panthers for the second time this season.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who are 6-3 and in second place in the NFC-South will travel to Charlotte, NC to face the Carolina Panthers who are 3-6 on the season. Carolina is looking to break a four-game losing streak, while Tampa Bay is reeling from the 38-3 loss against New Orleans last week.
Week 9 was full of monster breakouts and disappointing busts. Stars like Dalvin Cook stayed hot while elite backs like James Conner failed to live up to expectations. Reflecting on Sunday’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
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