Week 8 of the NFL season included a pair of monster performances and multiple disappointing showings. Dalvin Cook and D.K. Metcalf both broke 40, while usually-elite backs like Kareem Hunt, Josh Jacobs, and Todd Gurley struggled to get anything going. R
The Indianapolis Colts continued their early success on the 2020 season on Sunday. The Colts beat the Detroit Lions by a score of 41-21 led by Philip Rivers and a defense that continues to impress. This game went about as expected but was less competitive than many anticipated.
On Sunday, 500 people will be able to watch the Indianapolis Colts and Detroit Lions play in Ford Field. The 4-2 Colts are coming off of their bye week and look to continue their success against the 3-3 Lions. Detroit will look to keep pace with the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers in the NFC North, while the Colts look to keep pace with the Titans in the AFC South and Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens in the wild card race.
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.
The Cincinnati Bengals (1-3-1) will have a short trip in Week 6, traveling to neighboring Indiana to face off with the Indianapolis Colts (3-2) on Sunday. The Bengals are trying to get back on track against arguably the best defense in the NFL. Indianapolis is hoping for a big bounce-back after a loss to the Cleveland Browns.
The defense was the key to Indianapolis getting a win on Sunday against Chicago. Philip Rivers only had to throw one touchdown to Mo Alie-Cox, and from then on, the Colts defense did everything they could to get the win by a score of 19-11.
The 2-1 Indianapolis Colts head to Chicago to take on the 3-0 Chicago Bears on Sunday. The Bears benched Mitchell Trubisky last week, so now it’s Nick Foles who will be tossing the pigskin at Soldier Field. Only one team can continue their hot streak into Week 5.
Welcome back. Last week was rather profitable for Cash Games. We were able to pinpoint some solid matchups and most of them came through. Let’s keep the good times rolling and keep your bankroll building.
In what should be a blowout, the New York Jets head to Indianapolis to take on the Colts. An interesting storyline in this game is that there are 12 former Colts on the Jets roster or practice squad ahead of Sunday’s game. The Colts are hoping that this could finally be the game where T.Y. Hilton gets out of his slump.
It was an offensive heavy week for the potential stars of the National Football League. The rookie quarterbacks made strong appearances and several skill position players continued to dominate in the second week of play. However, the defensive rookies still had a few stellar performances and the Los Angeles Chargers, despite the loss, should have a lot of faith in where their 2020 draft class could take them.
The NFL season has finally returned. That means that weekly NFL rookie rankings have also returned. Defensive rookies shined last week, and some top draft picks had remarkable performances in their career debuts.
Mason Thompson explains why you should avoid selecting Colts running back Jonathan Taylor in your upcoming fantasy football draft.
Week 8 of the NFL season included a pair of monster performances and multiple disappointing showings. Dalvin Cook and D.K. Metcalf both broke 40, while usually-elite backs like Kareem Hunt, Josh Jacobs, and Todd Gurley struggled to get anything going. R
The Indianapolis Colts continued their early success on the 2020 season on Sunday. The Colts beat the Detroit Lions by a score of 41-21 led by Philip Rivers and a defense that continues to impress. This game went about as expected but was less competitive than many anticipated.
On Sunday, 500 people will be able to watch the Indianapolis Colts and Detroit Lions play in Ford Field. The 4-2 Colts are coming off of their bye week and look to continue their success against the 3-3 Lions. Detroit will look to keep pace with the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers in the NFC North, while the Colts look to keep pace with the Titans in the AFC South and Cleveland Browns and Baltimore Ravens in the wild card race.
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.
The Cincinnati Bengals (1-3-1) will have a short trip in Week 6, traveling to neighboring Indiana to face off with the Indianapolis Colts (3-2) on Sunday. The Bengals are trying to get back on track against arguably the best defense in the NFL. Indianapolis is hoping for a big bounce-back after a loss to the Cleveland Browns.
The defense was the key to Indianapolis getting a win on Sunday against Chicago. Philip Rivers only had to throw one touchdown to Mo Alie-Cox, and from then on, the Colts defense did everything they could to get the win by a score of 19-11.
The 2-1 Indianapolis Colts head to Chicago to take on the 3-0 Chicago Bears on Sunday. The Bears benched Mitchell Trubisky last week, so now it’s Nick Foles who will be tossing the pigskin at Soldier Field. Only one team can continue their hot streak into Week 5.
Welcome back. Last week was rather profitable for Cash Games. We were able to pinpoint some solid matchups and most of them came through. Let’s keep the good times rolling and keep your bankroll building.
In what should be a blowout, the New York Jets head to Indianapolis to take on the Colts. An interesting storyline in this game is that there are 12 former Colts on the Jets roster or practice squad ahead of Sunday’s game. The Colts are hoping that this could finally be the game where T.Y. Hilton gets out of his slump.
It was an offensive heavy week for the potential stars of the National Football League. The rookie quarterbacks made strong appearances and several skill position players continued to dominate in the second week of play. However, the defensive rookies still had a few stellar performances and the Los Angeles Chargers, despite the loss, should have a lot of faith in where their 2020 draft class could take them.
The NFL season has finally returned. That means that weekly NFL rookie rankings have also returned. Defensive rookies shined last week, and some top draft picks had remarkable performances in their career debuts.
Mason Thompson explains why you should avoid selecting Colts running back Jonathan Taylor in your upcoming fantasy football draft.
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