The Los Angeles Chargers traveled to New Orleans to take on the Saints in Week 5. Chargers’ rookie quarterback Justin Herbert put on a show in his first career Monday night start, passing for 264 yards and four touchdowns.
For the second time in three weeks, the New Orleans Saints will play on Monday night. This time they face the Los Angeles Chargers in a matchup between Drew Brees and Justin Herbert. Ironically, Herbert is the successor to Brees’ successor, Philip Rivers, in Los Angeles. Tonight’s game should be entertaining no matter your reason for watching.
Monday night’s matchup features a Hall of Fame quarterback and a young rookie quarterback looking for his first victory. Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers head into the Superdome to face off against Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints.
The Los Angeles Chargers (1-3) travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints (2-2) in an out of conference matchup. Both teams have struggled through the first four games due to tough schedules, so a Monday night win could get them back on track.
In a battle of teams looking to stay afloat in the NFC, The New Orleans Saints and Detroit Lions scored 42 points in the first half to put the over easily within reach. It was destined to be a shootout, the question was which team would get to .500. We now know it is the Saints.
The New Orleans Saints (1-2) are set to face the Detroit Lions (1-2) at 1 p.m. ET. Initially, Saints fullback Michael Burton tested positive for COVID on Saturday as per Ian Rapoport. The Athletic is now reporting his second test came back negative as did the tests of the players with close contact with Burton. The game will go on so let’s get into the Week 4 preview.
M.J. Hurley recaps Sunday night’s fascinating battle between two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks.
The talk of the NFC North offseason was the Green Bay Packers selecting Jordan Love in the first round. After not drafting a single skill player in the 2020 NFL Draft, the Packers offense exploded for 85 points in the first two games.
This week’s Monday Night Football is one to remember. The Raiders’ debut in Las Vegas also marks the 188th location for play in NFL history. It is also a memorable victory as the Raiders defeated the Saints in a 34-24 upset in their new home.
To quote the great Charlie Brown, “Good Grief!” That sums up yesterday for most NFL fans. The reports are still coming in, but at least three players tore their ACL yesterday. Not only are the injuries bad for their NFL teams and fantasy owners, but also gamblers.
Before we officially close the books on Week 2, we need to welcome the unavailing of the new Las Vegas Raiders stadium on Monday night football. For the weekend, my picks went 4-2, which brings my overall record to 11-5 for the football season.
The Los Angeles Chargers traveled to New Orleans to take on the Saints in Week 5. Chargers’ rookie quarterback Justin Herbert put on a show in his first career Monday night start, passing for 264 yards and four touchdowns.
For the second time in three weeks, the New Orleans Saints will play on Monday night. This time they face the Los Angeles Chargers in a matchup between Drew Brees and Justin Herbert. Ironically, Herbert is the successor to Brees’ successor, Philip Rivers, in Los Angeles. Tonight’s game should be entertaining no matter your reason for watching.
Monday night’s matchup features a Hall of Fame quarterback and a young rookie quarterback looking for his first victory. Justin Herbert and the Los Angeles Chargers head into the Superdome to face off against Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints.
The Los Angeles Chargers (1-3) travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints (2-2) in an out of conference matchup. Both teams have struggled through the first four games due to tough schedules, so a Monday night win could get them back on track.
In a battle of teams looking to stay afloat in the NFC, The New Orleans Saints and Detroit Lions scored 42 points in the first half to put the over easily within reach. It was destined to be a shootout, the question was which team would get to .500. We now know it is the Saints.
The New Orleans Saints (1-2) are set to face the Detroit Lions (1-2) at 1 p.m. ET. Initially, Saints fullback Michael Burton tested positive for COVID on Saturday as per Ian Rapoport. The Athletic is now reporting his second test came back negative as did the tests of the players with close contact with Burton. The game will go on so let’s get into the Week 4 preview.
M.J. Hurley recaps Sunday night’s fascinating battle between two future Hall of Fame quarterbacks.
The talk of the NFC North offseason was the Green Bay Packers selecting Jordan Love in the first round. After not drafting a single skill player in the 2020 NFL Draft, the Packers offense exploded for 85 points in the first two games.
This week’s Monday Night Football is one to remember. The Raiders’ debut in Las Vegas also marks the 188th location for play in NFL history. It is also a memorable victory as the Raiders defeated the Saints in a 34-24 upset in their new home.
To quote the great Charlie Brown, “Good Grief!” That sums up yesterday for most NFL fans. The reports are still coming in, but at least three players tore their ACL yesterday. Not only are the injuries bad for their NFL teams and fantasy owners, but also gamblers.
Before we officially close the books on Week 2, we need to welcome the unavailing of the new Las Vegas Raiders stadium on Monday night football. For the weekend, my picks went 4-2, which brings my overall record to 11-5 for the football season.
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