The Pittsburgh Steelers won’t let their unblemished record make them become complacent, it appears. They are acquiring linebacker Avery Williamson from the New York Jets.
The Pittsburgh Steelers traveled to Baltimore to take on the Ravens in Week 8 for a key divisional matchup. The Ravens defense dominated in the first half, forcing four turnovers and jumping out to a 17-7 lead.
The New York Jets had little hope going into this week to grab their first win finally. That sliver of hope was lost by halftime against the Kansas City Chiefs as the reigning Super Bowl champions handled the Jets with ease in this one.
Despite unfavorable weather conditions, the Las Vegas Raiders defeat the Cleveland Browns 16-6 in old-school fashion.
Normally, I don’t do a Fave Five for Sunday Night Football. However, I had some spare time on my hands and like several of the prop bets in tonight’s game between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles.
Dalvin Cook exposed the Packers defense that was ranked 13th in the league coming into Sunday. Cook ran for three touchdowns and caught one and the Packers had absolutely no answer for any combination the Vikings drew up.
The Las Vegas Raiders aim for a bounce-back week on the road against the Cleveland Browns following a humiliating performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 7. The Browns are coming off a shoot out victory in the battle of Ohio against the Cincinnati Bengals. Both teams will be playing without key players of their team, so this game could go either way.
Let’s start by saying, any picks used or mentioned for cash games can be played in tournaments, including the “Other Options.” That’s an important thing to know and can sometimes get confusing when the two are discussed separately. For that reason, I’ve tried to avoid mentioning my cash game plays for this article.
Only the best and most flexible fantasy players will survive the brutal cold and windy conditions we are about to receive. From thy bounty through players galore… Okay, Okay, enough already. Let’s dive in and see what we have.
In their title defense season, the Kansas City Chiefs are off to a hot start sitting at 6-1. The Chiefs only loss came to the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 5. However, outside of that one day, the Chiefs have been dominant and aren’t in any dire need to make a move here at the trade deadline.
The Cincinnati Bengals (1-5-1) host the Tennessee Titans (5-1) on Sunday in a matchup of two teams on opposite sides of the AFC landscape. After scoring over 30 points in four straight games, the Titans were held to 24 last week in their first loss of the season, falling to Pittsburgh 27-24. Cincinnati comes into the game after suffering their fourth one-score heartbreaker of 2020, this time at the hands of the Cleveland Browns, 37-34.
Currently, the Arizona Cardinals are half a game out of first place in the ultra-competitive NFC West division. The NFC West is the only division in the league where all four teams have a winning record. With that in mind, all four teams will be buyers between now and Tuesday’s trade deadline.
The Pittsburgh Steelers won’t let their unblemished record make them become complacent, it appears. They are acquiring linebacker Avery Williamson from the New York Jets.
The Pittsburgh Steelers traveled to Baltimore to take on the Ravens in Week 8 for a key divisional matchup. The Ravens defense dominated in the first half, forcing four turnovers and jumping out to a 17-7 lead.
The New York Jets had little hope going into this week to grab their first win finally. That sliver of hope was lost by halftime against the Kansas City Chiefs as the reigning Super Bowl champions handled the Jets with ease in this one.
Despite unfavorable weather conditions, the Las Vegas Raiders defeat the Cleveland Browns 16-6 in old-school fashion.
Normally, I don’t do a Fave Five for Sunday Night Football. However, I had some spare time on my hands and like several of the prop bets in tonight’s game between the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles.
Dalvin Cook exposed the Packers defense that was ranked 13th in the league coming into Sunday. Cook ran for three touchdowns and caught one and the Packers had absolutely no answer for any combination the Vikings drew up.
The Las Vegas Raiders aim for a bounce-back week on the road against the Cleveland Browns following a humiliating performance against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 7. The Browns are coming off a shoot out victory in the battle of Ohio against the Cincinnati Bengals. Both teams will be playing without key players of their team, so this game could go either way.
Let’s start by saying, any picks used or mentioned for cash games can be played in tournaments, including the “Other Options.” That’s an important thing to know and can sometimes get confusing when the two are discussed separately. For that reason, I’ve tried to avoid mentioning my cash game plays for this article.
Only the best and most flexible fantasy players will survive the brutal cold and windy conditions we are about to receive. From thy bounty through players galore… Okay, Okay, enough already. Let’s dive in and see what we have.
In their title defense season, the Kansas City Chiefs are off to a hot start sitting at 6-1. The Chiefs only loss came to the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 5. However, outside of that one day, the Chiefs have been dominant and aren’t in any dire need to make a move here at the trade deadline.
The Cincinnati Bengals (1-5-1) host the Tennessee Titans (5-1) on Sunday in a matchup of two teams on opposite sides of the AFC landscape. After scoring over 30 points in four straight games, the Titans were held to 24 last week in their first loss of the season, falling to Pittsburgh 27-24. Cincinnati comes into the game after suffering their fourth one-score heartbreaker of 2020, this time at the hands of the Cleveland Browns, 37-34.
Currently, the Arizona Cardinals are half a game out of first place in the ultra-competitive NFC West division. The NFC West is the only division in the league where all four teams have a winning record. With that in mind, all four teams will be buyers between now and Tuesday’s trade deadline.
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