An absurd two weeks of NFL action is in the books for fantasy managers, chock full of surprising names and a litany of injuries to big name players that puts hope of a fantasy championship at risk for many.
Week 2 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a look back at the week that was in the NFL. Here are 10 takeaways from Week 2.
Panthers fans woke up to some bad news on Monday. Running back Christian McCaffrey is expected to miss multiple weeks with an ankle injury.
The Carolina Panthers (0-1) and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-1) come into this game looking for their first wins with their new quarterbacks. Teddy Bridgewater signed a three year $63 million contract this offseason with the Panthers and Tom Brady signed a two year $50 million deal with the Buccaneers.
Week 1 featured several flashy players and key drives. Looking ahead to Week 2, Kyle Porch lists five more players to keep an eye on.
Luck be a lady today. In a tough running game battle (seven lead changes) between All-Pro Christian McCaffrey and second-year
Absolutely nothing was normal about the lead in to this year, but at least we have football. And with football, we have fantasy football, and with fantasy football, we have daily fantasy football.
Football is back! While the Thursday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans wasn’t the most exciting game of all time, it still provided gamblers with plenty of opportunities to make some money. In addition to betting the spread, Moneyline, or the over/under total, you can bet on what are called “props”.
Welcome to a weekly installment of NFL picks. Feel free to keep track of your predictions and see if you
Welcome to the final section. Here is the finale to Splash’s Top 100 (2020): Players 10-1.
The Carolina Panthers enter the 2020 season with the hopes of ending this season with a much better record than the 5-11 record they had in 2019. Carolina started the 2019 season losing the first three games in a row along with losing the last eight consecutive games.
It’s August, and that means the 2020 NFL season is just around the corner. The preseason and even the season won’t be the same as in the past thanks to Covid-19. However, as long as we have football, we have fantasy football.
An absurd two weeks of NFL action is in the books for fantasy managers, chock full of surprising names and a litany of injuries to big name players that puts hope of a fantasy championship at risk for many.
Week 2 of the NFL season is officially in the books. Here’s a look back at the week that was in the NFL. Here are 10 takeaways from Week 2.
Panthers fans woke up to some bad news on Monday. Running back Christian McCaffrey is expected to miss multiple weeks with an ankle injury.
The Carolina Panthers (0-1) and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (0-1) come into this game looking for their first wins with their new quarterbacks. Teddy Bridgewater signed a three year $63 million contract this offseason with the Panthers and Tom Brady signed a two year $50 million deal with the Buccaneers.
Week 1 featured several flashy players and key drives. Looking ahead to Week 2, Kyle Porch lists five more players to keep an eye on.
Luck be a lady today. In a tough running game battle (seven lead changes) between All-Pro Christian McCaffrey and second-year running back Josh Jacobs, the
Absolutely nothing was normal about the lead in to this year, but at least we have football. And with football, we have fantasy football, and with fantasy football, we have daily fantasy football.
Football is back! While the Thursday night game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans wasn’t the most exciting game of all time, it still provided gamblers with plenty of opportunities to make some money. In addition to betting the spread, Moneyline, or the over/under total, you can bet on what are called “props”.
Welcome to a weekly installment of NFL picks. Feel free to keep track of your predictions and see if you can beat the author. Each
Welcome to the final section. Here is the finale to Splash’s Top 100 (2020): Players 10-1.
The Carolina Panthers enter the 2020 season with the hopes of ending this season with a much better record than the 5-11 record they had in 2019. Carolina started the 2019 season losing the first three games in a row along with losing the last eight consecutive games.
It’s August, and that means the 2020 NFL season is just around the corner. The preseason and even the season won’t be the same as in the past thanks to Covid-19. However, as long as we have football, we have fantasy football.
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