The Tennessee Titans are undefeated and this Sunday they host the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers. They join the Seattle Seahawks as the only three teams in the league without a loss.
With six weeks of the NFL season now in the books, the holes of every team are getting more and more evident. Scouts are getting a closer look at draft prospects and what direction their teams might go in the first round.
With the NFL quickly approaching its halfway mark, the conversations are ramping up for award considerations.
Six weeks into the NFL season and the Chicago Bears sit atop the podium in the NFC North. With a 5-1 record, the Bears are not only in sole possession of the NFC North. Not only are they sitting atop the NFC North, but they are also second in the whole NFC. Despite these accomplishments, most power rankings put out by major sports outlets don’t have them inside the top five, and some, not even the top-ten. With that said, let’s take a look at the Bears so far into the season and see if they are truly bears, or if they are just cubs.
It was an offensive onslaught in Week 6 for the NFL rookies. This past week had five skill position players surpass 100 yards from scrimmage, and the rookie cornerback class is starting to earn its stripes as the league nears the midway point.
It is Week 7, fantasy managers. The byes are in full swing and it is more important than ever to have depth on your bench, as you navigate the rough waters of player replacements to keep pace with the rest of your league. Or (if you are one of the lucky few that has not been decimated by injury and lackluster performances), to keep that lead. It is time for another rousing round of fantasy football “Believe it or Not?”
Apologies for missing the past couple of weeks as I had personal/family matters to attend to, but alas I am back with IDP Report for Week 7! The season is close to the halfway point and hopefully, you’re in contention for playoffs which will soon be upon us.
The New York Jets had six picks in the 2019 NFL Draft, including taking Quinnen Williams at No. 3 overall. The class has not excelled to date, and several players are no longer on the active roster. Following up on a previous article, we check in on how the draft class and undrafted free agents are faring in the NFL.
In what was expected to be a close, high-scoring game, the Arizona Cardinals manhandled the Dallas Cowboys on their way to a 38-10 victory on Monday night. Vance Joseph’s defense smothered Andy Dalton behind a backup-filled offensive line, and the rushing attack made the most out of the Cowboys porous defense.
Week 7 is upon us. The fantasy football season is either the most stressful part of your Sunday or the best. To ease the stress and increase your Sunday happiness, here are some key waiver wire adds and drops.
The Detroit Lions came out of their bye week re-energized and with a statement to make against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They set the tone from the opening kickoff, jumping out to an early lead and never taking their foot off the gas.
This past weekend feels like the first time in months that I did not have a losing record. I went 3-3 and actually won money this weekend. Some people are saying that I am back. What better way to really get this train rolling than with a Monday Night Football doubleheader.
The Tennessee Titans are undefeated and this Sunday they host the undefeated Pittsburgh Steelers. They join the Seattle Seahawks as the only three teams in the league without a loss.
With six weeks of the NFL season now in the books, the holes of every team are getting more and more evident. Scouts are getting a closer look at draft prospects and what direction their teams might go in the first round.
With the NFL quickly approaching its halfway mark, the conversations are ramping up for award considerations.
Six weeks into the NFL season and the Chicago Bears sit atop the podium in the NFC North. With a 5-1 record, the Bears are not only in sole possession of the NFC North. Not only are they sitting atop the NFC North, but they are also second in the whole NFC. Despite these accomplishments, most power rankings put out by major sports outlets don’t have them inside the top five, and some, not even the top-ten. With that said, let’s take a look at the Bears so far into the season and see if they are truly bears, or if they are just cubs.
It was an offensive onslaught in Week 6 for the NFL rookies. This past week had five skill position players surpass 100 yards from scrimmage, and the rookie cornerback class is starting to earn its stripes as the league nears the midway point.
It is Week 7, fantasy managers. The byes are in full swing and it is more important than ever to have depth on your bench, as you navigate the rough waters of player replacements to keep pace with the rest of your league. Or (if you are one of the lucky few that has not been decimated by injury and lackluster performances), to keep that lead. It is time for another rousing round of fantasy football “Believe it or Not?”
Apologies for missing the past couple of weeks as I had personal/family matters to attend to, but alas I am back with IDP Report for Week 7! The season is close to the halfway point and hopefully, you’re in contention for playoffs which will soon be upon us.
The New York Jets had six picks in the 2019 NFL Draft, including taking Quinnen Williams at No. 3 overall. The class has not excelled to date, and several players are no longer on the active roster. Following up on a previous article, we check in on how the draft class and undrafted free agents are faring in the NFL.
In what was expected to be a close, high-scoring game, the Arizona Cardinals manhandled the Dallas Cowboys on their way to a 38-10 victory on Monday night. Vance Joseph’s defense smothered Andy Dalton behind a backup-filled offensive line, and the rushing attack made the most out of the Cowboys porous defense.
Week 7 is upon us. The fantasy football season is either the most stressful part of your Sunday or the best. To ease the stress and increase your Sunday happiness, here are some key waiver wire adds and drops.
The Detroit Lions came out of their bye week re-energized and with a statement to make against the Jacksonville Jaguars. They set the tone from the opening kickoff, jumping out to an early lead and never taking their foot off the gas.
This past weekend feels like the first time in months that I did not have a losing record. I went 3-3 and actually won money this weekend. Some people are saying that I am back. What better way to really get this train rolling than with a Monday Night Football doubleheader.
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