Washington Football Team 2021 Season Recap
January 11, 2022
The Washington Football Team won the NFC East division in 2020 with a 7-9 record. However, things didn’t go according to plan this season.
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The Washington Football Team won the NFC East division in 2020 with a 7-9 record. However, things didn’t go according to plan this season.
Football is back! With the preseason underway, fantasy players are doing mock drafts hourly (or maybe it’s just me) to prepare for their fantasy drafts. In the second part of an eight-part series, I will look over the NFC East and provide ADP values, likely to bust candidates and potential sleepers.
While the 2021 NFL season is still months away, it is never too early to prepare for the fantasy season. Today, I am going to give three bold fantasy predictions for the Washington Football Team in 2021.
Entering the 2020 season, the newly named Washington Football Team was at a crossroads. However, between a weak NFC East division and a dominant defense led by Chase Young, Washington was able to win the division and make the playoffs with a 7-9 record.
We are almost there! The 2021 NFL season kicks off in exactly two months from today. Training camp kicks off at the end of the month, meaning the preseason isn’t far behind. While the Washington Football Team aren’t the favorites to win the NFC East division entering camp, they will be a force to deal with this season.
We have hit the boring part of the year. The 2021 NFL Draft is in the rearview mirror, and the regular season is still four months away. After making the playoffs last season, Washington had the 19th pick in the draft.
The 2021 NFL offseason officially kicks off on March 17, when free agency begins. In a four-part series, I give the best fantasy landing spot for the top five free agents at each position. Next up is wide receivers.
The Buffalo Bills had an excellent 2020 season but missed the Super Bowl by one game. Entering the offseason, the Bills have a chance to add the pieces needs to play in February next year.
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.
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.
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?
The Kansas City Chiefs were heavy favorites going into today’s game against the Carolina Panthers. However, Carolina had other plans and made this one a nailbiter till the end. But, Kansas City managed to escape with their eighth win of the season after holding on to beat the Panthers 33-31.
The Washington Football Team won the NFC East division in 2020 with a 7-9 record. However, things didn’t go according to plan this season.
Football is back! With the preseason underway, fantasy players are doing mock drafts hourly (or maybe it’s just me) to prepare for their fantasy drafts. In the second part of an eight-part series, I will look over the NFC East and provide ADP values, likely to bust candidates and potential sleepers.
While the 2021 NFL season is still months away, it is never too early to prepare for the fantasy season. Today, I am going to give three bold fantasy predictions for the Washington Football Team in 2021.
Entering the 2020 season, the newly named Washington Football Team was at a crossroads. However, between a weak NFC East division and a dominant defense led by Chase Young, Washington was able to win the division and make the playoffs with a 7-9 record.
We are almost there! The 2021 NFL season kicks off in exactly two months from today. Training camp kicks off at the end of the month, meaning the preseason isn’t far behind. While the Washington Football Team aren’t the favorites to win the NFC East division entering camp, they will be a force to deal with this season.
We have hit the boring part of the year. The 2021 NFL Draft is in the rearview mirror, and the regular season is still four months away. After making the playoffs last season, Washington had the 19th pick in the draft.
The 2021 NFL offseason officially kicks off on March 17, when free agency begins. In a four-part series, I give the best fantasy landing spot for the top five free agents at each position. Next up is wide receivers.
The Buffalo Bills had an excellent 2020 season but missed the Super Bowl by one game. Entering the offseason, the Bills have a chance to add the pieces needs to play in February next year.
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.
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.
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?
The Kansas City Chiefs were heavy favorites going into today’s game against the Carolina Panthers. However, Carolina had other plans and made this one a nailbiter till the end. But, Kansas City managed to escape with their eighth win of the season after holding on to beat the Panthers 33-31.
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