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The last slate of NFL games, before the traditional Thanksgiving tripleheader, that all football fans are oh so thankful for, is officially in the books. Many questions remain unanswered as to the superior teams.
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 9. As always, these will be updated weekly, so be sure to watch out as teams move up and down.
Dozens of quarterbacks played in 2020. From league MVP Aaron Rodgers to the poor Kendall Hinton, the quarterback spectrum spanned a large gap. Noticing the best quarterback is a difficult science. Outside of exceeding rare cases, a bevy of quarterbacks leads the NFL in stats.
The Cleveland Browns needed a win yesterday to solidify their place in the 2020 NFL Playoffs. They did just that. The Browns are ever so close to ending a 17-year playoff drought and also matched their best record since 2007.
The Cleveland Browns (9-4) travel to the East coast to take on the New York Giants (5-8). The Browns are coming off an emotional Week 14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. They hope to reclaim their confidence this weekend.
Andersen Pickard previews this Sunday’s matchup between the red-hot, undefeated New England Patriots and the struggling, winless Washington Redskins.
Terry Goffena previews the Patriots schedule for the upcoming 2019 NFL season.
Many on-field positions must be reviewed and addressed, writes Daniel Thomas.
Daniel Thomas looks at who the Redskins should re-sign, and who they should cut ties with.
What do NFL HOF quarterback Jim Kelly, Former Bills NFL center Eric Wood, Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr., Washington Redskin quarterback Colt McCoy and Bills Center Russell Bodine have in common? Seems like an unusual list of players, but if you guessed that their fibula plays a big role in their health, you would be right.
The last slate of NFL games, before the traditional Thanksgiving tripleheader, that all football fans are oh so thankful for, is officially in the books. Many questions remain unanswered as to the superior teams.
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 9. As always, these will be updated weekly, so be sure to watch out as teams move up and down.
Dozens of quarterbacks played in 2020. From league MVP Aaron Rodgers to the poor Kendall Hinton, the quarterback spectrum spanned a large gap. Noticing the best quarterback is a difficult science. Outside of exceeding rare cases, a bevy of quarterbacks leads the NFL in stats.
The Cleveland Browns needed a win yesterday to solidify their place in the 2020 NFL Playoffs. They did just that. The Browns are ever so close to ending a 17-year playoff drought and also matched their best record since 2007.
The Cleveland Browns (9-4) travel to the East coast to take on the New York Giants (5-8). The Browns are coming off an emotional Week 14 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. They hope to reclaim their confidence this weekend.
Andersen Pickard previews this Sunday’s matchup between the red-hot, undefeated New England Patriots and the struggling, winless Washington Redskins.
Terry Goffena previews the Patriots schedule for the upcoming 2019 NFL season.
Many on-field positions must be reviewed and addressed, writes Daniel Thomas.
Daniel Thomas looks at who the Redskins should re-sign, and who they should cut ties with.
What do NFL HOF quarterback Jim Kelly, Former Bills NFL center Eric Wood, Giants wide receiver Odell Beckham Jr., Broncos cornerback Chris Harris Jr., Washington Redskin quarterback Colt McCoy and Bills Center Russell Bodine have in common? Seems like an unusual list of players, but if you guessed that their fibula plays a big role in their health, you would be right.
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