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.
After signing former Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins to the first fully guaranteed contract in NFL history, the Minnesota Vikings had Super Bowl expectations in 2018. Instead, they ended up missing the playoffs. However, the 2019 season was a bounce back year for the Vikings. They went 10-6 and made the playoffs as the second wild card team.
While many were still asleep, the Jacksonville Jaguars finally traded disgruntle defensive end Yannick Ngakoue after months of public criticism. Earlier in the offseason, the Jaguars placed the franchise tag on Ngakoue despite him publicly stating he wanted out of Jacksonville.
Andersen Pickard looks at five late-round tight ends who are poised to have a fantasy football breakout in 2020.
The Vikings and head coach Mike Zimmer are closing in on a multi-year extension.
Minnesota has a new-look squad entering 2020. Joe Heller shares three burning questions for the Vikings as the season approaches.
It’s official: Viking star running back Dalvin Cook will hold out until the team offers a reasonable extension.
The Cowboys have one of the better wide receiving corps in the NFL. However, they lack a sure thing at tight end.
Who should take over for Jason Witten as the starter?
The NFC North could be home to multiple playoff teams in 2020. Joe Heller shares five bold predictions from the division.
With the newly-released schedules, Ryan Potts makes his playoff predictions:
Byron Jewell | May 3rd, 2020 The Vikings had a busy draft weekend, with a grand total of 15 selections.
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.
After signing former Washington quarterback Kirk Cousins to the first fully guaranteed contract in NFL history, the Minnesota Vikings had Super Bowl expectations in 2018. Instead, they ended up missing the playoffs. However, the 2019 season was a bounce back year for the Vikings. They went 10-6 and made the playoffs as the second wild card team.
While many were still asleep, the Jacksonville Jaguars finally traded disgruntle defensive end Yannick Ngakoue after months of public criticism. Earlier in the offseason, the Jaguars placed the franchise tag on Ngakoue despite him publicly stating he wanted out of Jacksonville.
Andersen Pickard looks at five late-round tight ends who are poised to have a fantasy football breakout in 2020.
The Vikings and head coach Mike Zimmer are closing in on a multi-year extension.
Minnesota has a new-look squad entering 2020. Joe Heller shares three burning questions for the Vikings as the season approaches.
It’s official: Viking star running back Dalvin Cook will hold out until the team offers a reasonable extension.
The Cowboys have one of the better wide receiving corps in the NFL. However, they lack a sure thing at tight end.
Who should take over for Jason Witten as the starter?
The NFC North could be home to multiple playoff teams in 2020. Joe Heller shares five bold predictions from the division.
With the newly-released schedules, Ryan Potts makes his playoff predictions:
Byron Jewell | May 3rd, 2020 The Vikings had a busy draft weekend, with a grand total of 15 selections. They arguably had the best
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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