As we head into Week 4, after this weekend, we will be one-quarter of the way through the NFL season. With each week bringing a combination of emerging players, disappointing stars, and a lot of confusion and anger on who to start in their lineups, the fantasy season is in full effect.
It was the battle of the defeated’s for this Thursday Night Football bout. Fans across social media were calling this the “Trevor Bowl.” That being who’s going to tank best for Trevor Lawrence. Football players have pride and want to win games. Injuries have hampered both teams, so many young players got the chance to show what they can do.
Week 4 is here and an IDP league motto of “Next man up” seems to be in full swing with a lot of guys filling in for starters that continue to get bit by this injury bug. Maybe no preseason has something to do with it, but then again 2020 has thrown a curveball at everyone playing fantasy football.
Talk about two terrible Thursday Night Football games in a row. However, the show must go on, and we need a big rebound week in the NFL. As always, the only thing better than watching football is making money off of football.
Tonight we have the battle of winless teams. The Denver Broncos head east to New York to take on the Jets. The team’s fan base and fantasy football players will have their eyes glued to the game, watching every play with the utmost attention. For gamblers, their only rooting interest is whatever will lead to money in their pocket.
Hopefully, you enjoyed Monday night’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens because tonight’s game is going to be a major letdown. The banged up Denver Broncos head to New York to take on the dysfunctional Jets.
Week 4 finds us at MetLife Stadium to see the Denver Broncos take on the New York Jets. Both teams are coming into the game after being crushed by their Week 3 opponents. It’s a battle of the 0-3 teams on Thursday Night Football.
This is a matchup that will be much more interesting because of daily fantasy sports. Without fantasy sports, many people would not end up watching this game. We can assume this was not what the NFL had in mind when scheduling this game on primetime.
The Jets have got themselves in a very crucial situation for the future of their franchise. They currently are 0-3 to start the season and have a date with the banged-up Denver Broncos tomorrow night.
Now that we’re three weeks into the season, teams are starting to finally take shape. Squads that were supposed to make the playoffs like the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles are winless, leaving their playoff hopes in doubt. While the NFL is going strong, the college football season is off to a hot start as well.
In Part II of this week’s takeaways story, Joe Heller shares 10 observations from Week 3 of the NFL season.
Week 3 of the National Football League saw a nearly even balance among standout rookie performances. Many offensive and defensive players had strong performances as the rookies started to get acclimated to the NFL level’s speed and precision.
As we head into Week 4, after this weekend, we will be one-quarter of the way through the NFL season. With each week bringing a combination of emerging players, disappointing stars, and a lot of confusion and anger on who to start in their lineups, the fantasy season is in full effect.
It was the battle of the defeated’s for this Thursday Night Football bout. Fans across social media were calling this the “Trevor Bowl.” That being who’s going to tank best for Trevor Lawrence. Football players have pride and want to win games. Injuries have hampered both teams, so many young players got the chance to show what they can do.
Week 4 is here and an IDP league motto of “Next man up” seems to be in full swing with a lot of guys filling in for starters that continue to get bit by this injury bug. Maybe no preseason has something to do with it, but then again 2020 has thrown a curveball at everyone playing fantasy football.
Talk about two terrible Thursday Night Football games in a row. However, the show must go on, and we need a big rebound week in the NFL. As always, the only thing better than watching football is making money off of football.
Tonight we have the battle of winless teams. The Denver Broncos head east to New York to take on the Jets. The team’s fan base and fantasy football players will have their eyes glued to the game, watching every play with the utmost attention. For gamblers, their only rooting interest is whatever will lead to money in their pocket.
Hopefully, you enjoyed Monday night’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Baltimore Ravens because tonight’s game is going to be a major letdown. The banged up Denver Broncos head to New York to take on the dysfunctional Jets.
Week 4 finds us at MetLife Stadium to see the Denver Broncos take on the New York Jets. Both teams are coming into the game after being crushed by their Week 3 opponents. It’s a battle of the 0-3 teams on Thursday Night Football.
This is a matchup that will be much more interesting because of daily fantasy sports. Without fantasy sports, many people would not end up watching this game. We can assume this was not what the NFL had in mind when scheduling this game on primetime.
The Jets have got themselves in a very crucial situation for the future of their franchise. They currently are 0-3 to start the season and have a date with the banged-up Denver Broncos tomorrow night.
Now that we’re three weeks into the season, teams are starting to finally take shape. Squads that were supposed to make the playoffs like the Minnesota Vikings and Philadelphia Eagles are winless, leaving their playoff hopes in doubt. While the NFL is going strong, the college football season is off to a hot start as well.
In Part II of this week’s takeaways story, Joe Heller shares 10 observations from Week 3 of the NFL season.
Week 3 of the National Football League saw a nearly even balance among standout rookie performances. Many offensive and defensive players had strong performances as the rookies started to get acclimated to the NFL level’s speed and precision.
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