The generally accepted top two teams in the NFC North will face off on Sunday to begin the 2020 NFL season. Neither team had an exciting offseason and have returned with similar squads to 2019. Aaron Rodgers will be on fire trying to prove his worth to the organization while Kirk Cousins will be making his best effort to win division games which he has struggled with since arriving in Minnesota.
The 2020 NFL season is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to get ready for fantasy football. Every year fantasy owners select players that either hit or turn into a bust. In this article, I will explain why fantasy owners should avoid Green Bay Packers’ running back Aaron Jones.
The Packers came into the 2019 season with a bunch of question marks. The team finally moved on from Mike McCarthy and was now led by Matt LaFleur. While the offense endured many growing pains during the season, the new and improved defense shouldered the load behind their three key free-agent additions in Preston and ZaDarius Smith and Adrian Amos. The Packers went 13-3 led by a record of 8-1 in one-score games and made the playoffs as the second seed. While in the playoffs, they secured another close victory over Seattle before getting demolished by San Francisco in the NFC Championship Game.
Following a recent flurry of contract extensions, the Green Bay Packers have extended nose tackle Kenny Clark with a record setting deal.
MJ Hurley47 previews three of the most interesting matchups of the 2020 NFL season:
Jordan Spurgeon looks at three running backs who could be huge fantasy football busts in 2020.
The end of an era in Green Bay? Here are three burning questions for the Packers.
Many have questioned the motives behind Green Bay’s selecting of Jordan Love at No. 26.
Will they regret this decision? M.J. Hurley doesn’t think so.
The NFC North could be home to multiple playoff teams in 2020. Joe Heller shares five bold predictions from the division.
Jacob Silverman examines the top 10 wideout-quarterback duos heading into 2020.
With April and the NFL Draft in the books, Ryan Potts shares his updated playoff predictions.
Saints head coach Sean Payton recently said that there are roughly 10 relevant teams in the NFL. John Devereaux examines which NFC teams fit that description and which ones do not.
The generally accepted top two teams in the NFC North will face off on Sunday to begin the 2020 NFL season. Neither team had an exciting offseason and have returned with similar squads to 2019. Aaron Rodgers will be on fire trying to prove his worth to the organization while Kirk Cousins will be making his best effort to win division games which he has struggled with since arriving in Minnesota.
The 2020 NFL season is just around the corner, and that means it’s time to get ready for fantasy football. Every year fantasy owners select players that either hit or turn into a bust. In this article, I will explain why fantasy owners should avoid Green Bay Packers’ running back Aaron Jones.
The Packers came into the 2019 season with a bunch of question marks. The team finally moved on from Mike McCarthy and was now led by Matt LaFleur. While the offense endured many growing pains during the season, the new and improved defense shouldered the load behind their three key free-agent additions in Preston and ZaDarius Smith and Adrian Amos. The Packers went 13-3 led by a record of 8-1 in one-score games and made the playoffs as the second seed. While in the playoffs, they secured another close victory over Seattle before getting demolished by San Francisco in the NFC Championship Game.
Following a recent flurry of contract extensions, the Green Bay Packers have extended nose tackle Kenny Clark with a record setting deal.
MJ Hurley47 previews three of the most interesting matchups of the 2020 NFL season:
Jordan Spurgeon looks at three running backs who could be huge fantasy football busts in 2020.
The end of an era in Green Bay? Here are three burning questions for the Packers.
Many have questioned the motives behind Green Bay’s selecting of Jordan Love at No. 26.
Will they regret this decision? M.J. Hurley doesn’t think so.
The NFC North could be home to multiple playoff teams in 2020. Joe Heller shares five bold predictions from the division.
Jacob Silverman examines the top 10 wideout-quarterback duos heading into 2020.
With April and the NFL Draft in the books, Ryan Potts shares his updated playoff predictions.
Saints head coach Sean Payton recently said that there are roughly 10 relevant teams in the NFL. John Devereaux examines which NFC teams fit that description and which ones do not.
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