Hopefully, the new year serves all of us well, and together, we can stumble upon some green screens. With that said, let’s bring in the new year the right way by crushing the Week 17 slate.
Two potential wild card teams face off this week on Monday Night Football. The Miami Dolphins will head into New Orleans to face off against the Saints.
This year there will be two games on the Christmas Day schedule. To kick things off, the Green Bay Packers will be hosting the Cleveland Browns followed by the Arizona Cardinals hosting the Indianapolis Colts.
It is hard to believe but the final Thursday Night Game of the season is officially here. To finish off the Thursday Night Football schedule, the San Francisco 49ers will head into Nashville to face the Tennessee Titans.
Unfortunately, Covid-19 hit the NFL very hard this past week. Therefore, for the first time this season, we will have Tuesday Night Football games.
This week, there will be two games for Monday Night Football. All four teams are technically still in the playoff running and in desperate need of a win.
This week on Thursday Night Football is a huge divisional matchup out of the AFC West. This game will have big playoff implications with both teams fighting for the division title.
For the second week in a row, the Monday Night Football game features an excellent divisional matchup. This week the NFL-leading Arizona Cardinals host the Los Angeles Rams.
This Thursday Night Football game is huge for both teams. The Pittsburgh Steelers will be heading to Minnesota to face the Vikings.
Monday Night Football is back with what might be the best Monday matchup of the year. The New England Patriots head into Buffalo to face off against the Bills.
People only want to know how many points a guy scored, not necessarily the route they took to get there. DFS is not only a science but a math equation. Let’s dive in, put the pieces together, and try to solve it.
Week 13 of the NFL is here and to kick things off, we got America’s team on Thursday Night Football. The Dallas Cowboys will head into New Orleans to face off against the Saints.
Hopefully, the new year serves all of us well, and together, we can stumble upon some green screens. With that said, let’s bring in the new year the right way by crushing the Week 17 slate.
Two potential wild card teams face off this week on Monday Night Football. The Miami Dolphins will head into New Orleans to face off against the Saints.
This year there will be two games on the Christmas Day schedule. To kick things off, the Green Bay Packers will be hosting the Cleveland Browns followed by the Arizona Cardinals hosting the Indianapolis Colts.
It is hard to believe but the final Thursday Night Game of the season is officially here. To finish off the Thursday Night Football schedule, the San Francisco 49ers will head into Nashville to face the Tennessee Titans.
Unfortunately, Covid-19 hit the NFL very hard this past week. Therefore, for the first time this season, we will have Tuesday Night Football games.
This week, there will be two games for Monday Night Football. All four teams are technically still in the playoff running and in desperate need of a win.
This week on Thursday Night Football is a huge divisional matchup out of the AFC West. This game will have big playoff implications with both teams fighting for the division title.
For the second week in a row, the Monday Night Football game features an excellent divisional matchup. This week the NFL-leading Arizona Cardinals host the Los Angeles Rams.
This Thursday Night Football game is huge for both teams. The Pittsburgh Steelers will be heading to Minnesota to face the Vikings.
Monday Night Football is back with what might be the best Monday matchup of the year. The New England Patriots head into Buffalo to face off against the Bills.
People only want to know how many points a guy scored, not necessarily the route they took to get there. DFS is not only a science but a math equation. Let’s dive in, put the pieces together, and try to solve it.
Week 13 of the NFL is here and to kick things off, we got America’s team on Thursday Night Football. The Dallas Cowboys will head into New Orleans to face off against the Saints.
Brett Veach adding late-August offensive line depth! 🚜
Acquiring former 3rd-round pick Joshua Ezeudu from the Giants for a future 7th-rounder gives Andy Reid and Andy Heck a low-risk, high-upside developmental piece up front.
Ezeudu brings positional versatility with
QB1 zeroing in on Week 1! 🎯🔥
Hearing Patrick Mahomes talk about his mindset coming off that knee injury tells you everything you need to know:
"There hasn’t been yet—being a competitor, I want to go out there and win, I want to go out there and give everything I have for
Browns naming Deshaun Watson as their starting QB for Week 1. (via @AdamSchefter, @RapSheet)
History: the Browns are waiving tight end Dae’Quan Wright and, if he clears waivers, he has an agreement in place for the 2026 season to play for LSU, per agents Drew Rosenhaus and Kyle Lincoln.
Wright is believed to be the first player who could play for an NFL team, and then
