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.
For the next stop on our draft reviews, we head to New York City and the New York Giants.
Week six has come and gone and we saw another batch of impressive rookie performances. This week was a rather defensive heavy week with a few standouts of the offensive side with one rookie quarterback making NFL history. Let’s get right into the rankings starting, as always, with a couple of honorable mentions.
Another week brings us another set of rookie rankings as we saw a lot of defensive players put up impressive individual performances. While some names find their way back to the top of the leaderboard, several offensive names who got off to hot starts have continued to simmer as the season progresses. Let’s get right into the rankings starting, as always, with a couple of honorable mentions.
The Chargers took a huge step last season. They went 12-4 last season and finished second in the AFC West. Philip Rivers played awesome last season. There was a point where they thought he could be the MVP.
In Griffin Clark’s third mock draft, the Raiders replace Khalil Mack with a new defensive lineman and the Patriots find Tom Brady’s successor, among many other picks.
With the losses of Trey Flowers and Malcom Brown, the defensive line will be a position the New England Patriots would be wise to focus on, writes Grayson Pinney.
After cutting Gerald McCoy to free up cap space, could the Buccaneers swap first-round draft picks with the Giants? Ken Filler breaks down that idea in his latest piece for NFL Fan Blitz.
The NFL Draft is about a month away and the New England Patriots have many needs to fill after losing some key pieces in free agency, writes Terry Goffena.
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.
For the next stop on our draft reviews, we head to New York City and the New York Giants.
Week six has come and gone and we saw another batch of impressive rookie performances. This week was a rather defensive heavy week with a few standouts of the offensive side with one rookie quarterback making NFL history. Let’s get right into the rankings starting, as always, with a couple of honorable mentions.
Another week brings us another set of rookie rankings as we saw a lot of defensive players put up impressive individual performances. While some names find their way back to the top of the leaderboard, several offensive names who got off to hot starts have continued to simmer as the season progresses. Let’s get right into the rankings starting, as always, with a couple of honorable mentions.
The Chargers took a huge step last season. They went 12-4 last season and finished second in the AFC West. Philip Rivers played awesome last season. There was a point where they thought he could be the MVP.
In Griffin Clark’s third mock draft, the Raiders replace Khalil Mack with a new defensive lineman and the Patriots find Tom Brady’s successor, among many other picks.
With the losses of Trey Flowers and Malcom Brown, the defensive line will be a position the New England Patriots would be wise to focus on, writes Grayson Pinney.
After cutting Gerald McCoy to free up cap space, could the Buccaneers swap first-round draft picks with the Giants? Ken Filler breaks down that idea in his latest piece for NFL Fan Blitz.
The NFL Draft is about a month away and the New England Patriots have many needs to fill after losing some key pieces in free agency, writes Terry Goffena.
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