The trade deadline is fast approaching and there should be some significant moves made. For the Jacksonville Jaguars, they are projected by big media to sell one or two defenders. However, it is more likely that the team doesn’t trade anyone, but actually acquires pieces.
A few days ago, the Houston Texans were unveiled as the last-ranked team in these power rankings. Today, there is a bit of a surprise as to who number 31 is in these power rankings. That team is the Las Vegas Raiders.
In a rematch of their Week 5 matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Las Vegas to battle the Raiders on Sunday Night Football. Jon Gruden’s team was able to dominate both lines of scrimmage, leading to 490 yards of total offense. The Raider defense forced Patrick Mahomes to throw his lone interception of the season. Andy Reid and company will come in with extra motivation this week. Here’s what to expect in this one.
As week ten becomes a distant memory and a Thursday night matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns looms on the horizon, let’s take a look at some of the best rookie performances from the past weekend. We saw several offensive skill position players flash while some defensive rookies proved the critics wrong. Who were the top dogs last week? Who has the best odds this weekend? Find out in this week’s edition of the NFL Rookie Rankings. As always let us start with a couple of honorable mentions.
What a weird week 10 it was, Patrick Mahomes return and Christian McCaffrey performed like always, but if you had the usual studs like Alvin Kamara, Saquon Barkley, or Drew Brees they didn’t come up big. That’s where the IDP guys come in handy and help keep your team afloat. Making that playoff push is key at this stage and every little point helps. Let’s get right into last week’s recap and on to my picks for week 11.
We are over halfway through the NFL season, and we have gotten a chance to see some of the new talent that was acquired via the draft this past April. Some have been stars while, well, others haven’t. Let’s take a look back at the first-round picks and give some in-depth analysis as to how each of them has done.
The football community is discussing which player is worthy as the No.1 overall draft pick for 2020. It’s a conversation that divides opinion and will continue on deep into April 2020. Let’s pause that thought for a moment and reflect on this year’s draft, by looking at the top-four picks, and several noticeable rookies. We get underway with Kyler Murray.
Welcome to the first edition of our 2019 NFL Weekly Rookie Rankings! We will be taking a look at the previous week of football and showcasing 15 of the best rookie performances. Week one brought us a lot of offensive skill players who either showed their worth or surprised us and outperformed their expectations, including four pass-catchers eclipsing the century mark in yardage. Let us start with a couple of honorable mentions.
With 32 teams in the midst of regular-season preparation via training camp practices, we often see the hype for rookies spin out of control. It seems like every year without fail, NFL Twitter gets a hold of a couple clips of a corner making a nice interception, or a running back juking a linebacker and leaving them in the dust, and proclaims them as the next great thing. I’m here to look at seven players that were drafted in April that have seen a ton of chatter, and to give my predictions on if they will prove worthy from day one.
The dawn of a new NFL season is almost upon us. The Free Agents have signed their deals, the draft picks have settled into their new teams, and the blockbuster trades are now yesterday’s news. Which leaves the question for the Oakland Raiders, is this finally the year of change?
During the draft, the Oakland Raiders built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Damon LaFargo.
Do Jon Gruden and Mike Mayock deserve the hate that they are getting from this draft? No, no they do not.
The trade deadline is fast approaching and there should be some significant moves made. For the Jacksonville Jaguars, they are projected by big media to sell one or two defenders. However, it is more likely that the team doesn’t trade anyone, but actually acquires pieces.
A few days ago, the Houston Texans were unveiled as the last-ranked team in these power rankings. Today, there is a bit of a surprise as to who number 31 is in these power rankings. That team is the Las Vegas Raiders.
In a rematch of their Week 5 matchup, the Kansas City Chiefs travel to Las Vegas to battle the Raiders on Sunday Night Football. Jon Gruden’s team was able to dominate both lines of scrimmage, leading to 490 yards of total offense. The Raider defense forced Patrick Mahomes to throw his lone interception of the season. Andy Reid and company will come in with extra motivation this week. Here’s what to expect in this one.
As week ten becomes a distant memory and a Thursday night matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns looms on the horizon, let’s take a look at some of the best rookie performances from the past weekend. We saw several offensive skill position players flash while some defensive rookies proved the critics wrong. Who were the top dogs last week? Who has the best odds this weekend? Find out in this week’s edition of the NFL Rookie Rankings. As always let us start with a couple of honorable mentions.
What a weird week 10 it was, Patrick Mahomes return and Christian McCaffrey performed like always, but if you had the usual studs like Alvin Kamara, Saquon Barkley, or Drew Brees they didn’t come up big. That’s where the IDP guys come in handy and help keep your team afloat. Making that playoff push is key at this stage and every little point helps. Let’s get right into last week’s recap and on to my picks for week 11.
We are over halfway through the NFL season, and we have gotten a chance to see some of the new talent that was acquired via the draft this past April. Some have been stars while, well, others haven’t. Let’s take a look back at the first-round picks and give some in-depth analysis as to how each of them has done.
The football community is discussing which player is worthy as the No.1 overall draft pick for 2020. It’s a conversation that divides opinion and will continue on deep into April 2020. Let’s pause that thought for a moment and reflect on this year’s draft, by looking at the top-four picks, and several noticeable rookies. We get underway with Kyler Murray.
Welcome to the first edition of our 2019 NFL Weekly Rookie Rankings! We will be taking a look at the previous week of football and showcasing 15 of the best rookie performances. Week one brought us a lot of offensive skill players who either showed their worth or surprised us and outperformed their expectations, including four pass-catchers eclipsing the century mark in yardage. Let us start with a couple of honorable mentions.
With 32 teams in the midst of regular-season preparation via training camp practices, we often see the hype for rookies spin out of control. It seems like every year without fail, NFL Twitter gets a hold of a couple clips of a corner making a nice interception, or a running back juking a linebacker and leaving them in the dust, and proclaims them as the next great thing. I’m here to look at seven players that were drafted in April that have seen a ton of chatter, and to give my predictions on if they will prove worthy from day one.
The dawn of a new NFL season is almost upon us. The Free Agents have signed their deals, the draft picks have settled into their new teams, and the blockbuster trades are now yesterday’s news. Which leaves the question for the Oakland Raiders, is this finally the year of change?
During the draft, the Oakland Raiders built up assets to help construct the future of their franchise, writes Damon LaFargo.
Do Jon Gruden and Mike Mayock deserve the hate that they are getting from this draft? No, no they do not.
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