The Titans are on the Clock: What Will They Do With the No. 1 Overall Pick?
March 15, 2025
The Tennessee Titans finished the 2024 season with an extremely disappointing 3-14 record.
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The Tennessee Titans finished the 2024 season with an extremely disappointing 3-14 record.
It was a wild season finale for the NFL, with the Eagles crushing the Chiefs. We react to the big game and all the festivities before getting into some NFL news. Kellen Moore is the new Saints head coach, Deebo Samuel could be on the move, and Aaron Rodgers faces an uncertain future. Finally, we look at the free agent landscape and reminisce about what a great season it was.
The 2024 NFL season just concluded, with the Philadelphia Eagles topping the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, ending the Chiefs’ chance at a three-peat.
It’s Super Bowl time! During the bye week, we discuss how great it is that Pro Bowl skills events keep evolving (even if we aren’t that into flag football), the news about Cooper Kupp and Myles Garrett being on the trade block, and our yearly awards to players based on made-up fantasy football categories.
The Commanders and Bills failed to pull off the upset in the Conference Championships, leading to a familiar Super Bowl match. We get into the legacy of the current Philadelphia and Kansas City teams. Plus, a look at why they earned their spots despite fans being frustrated to see them again.
We now know the teams competing in Super Bowl LIX. Fans watching next month’s Super Bowl will see a rematch of Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Defense was key in a cold Divisional Round of playoffs. We break down Detroit getting upset, the Bills trying to live up to their destiny, and Saquon becoming Snowquon while carrying the Eagles on his back. With only four teams left, it looks like an excellent Conference Championship Round. We also explore running back performance throughout the fantasy season.
Some rookie quarterbacks need time to grow and get accustomed to the speed of the NFL. Some come in right away and make waves — for better or for worse.
We are knee-deep into the NFL playoffs, with four teams advancing to their respective Conference Championships. The next round will take place on Jan. 26 as two teams punch their tickets to the Super Bowl.
The NFL playoffs are going strong. Saturday’s Divisional Round action saw two exciting games, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Washington Commanders both advancing to their respective conference championship games. More thrilling NFL action is on the docket with the final two Divisional Round games on Sunday, January 19.
The Houston Texans surprised a lot of people in their Wild Card win over the Los Angeles Chargers. Part of the surprise wasn’t just that it was a win; it was a defensive onslaught.
The NFL playoffs have begun, kicking off with Wild Card Weekend, which featured two games on Saturday, three on Sunday, and one additional game on Monday. Overall, the games were relatively uneventful. However, one game that stood out was the matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and our Team of the Week, the Washington Commanders.
The Tennessee Titans finished the 2024 season with an extremely disappointing 3-14 record.
It was a wild season finale for the NFL, with the Eagles crushing the Chiefs. We react to the big game and all the festivities before getting into some NFL news. Kellen Moore is the new Saints head coach, Deebo Samuel could be on the move, and Aaron Rodgers faces an uncertain future. Finally, we look at the free agent landscape and reminisce about what a great season it was.
The 2024 NFL season just concluded, with the Philadelphia Eagles topping the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, ending the Chiefs’ chance at a three-peat.
It’s Super Bowl time! During the bye week, we discuss how great it is that Pro Bowl skills events keep evolving (even if we aren’t that into flag football), the news about Cooper Kupp and Myles Garrett being on the trade block, and our yearly awards to players based on made-up fantasy football categories.
The Commanders and Bills failed to pull off the upset in the Conference Championships, leading to a familiar Super Bowl match. We get into the legacy of the current Philadelphia and Kansas City teams. Plus, a look at why they earned their spots despite fans being frustrated to see them again.
We now know the teams competing in Super Bowl LIX. Fans watching next month’s Super Bowl will see a rematch of Super Bowl LVII between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles.
Defense was key in a cold Divisional Round of playoffs. We break down Detroit getting upset, the Bills trying to live up to their destiny, and Saquon becoming Snowquon while carrying the Eagles on his back. With only four teams left, it looks like an excellent Conference Championship Round. We also explore running back performance throughout the fantasy season.
Some rookie quarterbacks need time to grow and get accustomed to the speed of the NFL. Some come in right away and make waves — for better or for worse.
We are knee-deep into the NFL playoffs, with four teams advancing to their respective Conference Championships. The next round will take place on Jan. 26 as two teams punch their tickets to the Super Bowl.
The NFL playoffs are going strong. Saturday’s Divisional Round action saw two exciting games, with the Kansas City Chiefs and Washington Commanders both advancing to their respective conference championship games. More thrilling NFL action is on the docket with the final two Divisional Round games on Sunday, January 19.
The Houston Texans surprised a lot of people in their Wild Card win over the Los Angeles Chargers. Part of the surprise wasn’t just that it was a win; it was a defensive onslaught.
The NFL playoffs have begun, kicking off with Wild Card Weekend, which featured two games on Saturday, three on Sunday, and one additional game on Monday. Overall, the games were relatively uneventful. However, one game that stood out was the matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and our Team of the Week, the Washington Commanders.
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