Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Kansas City Chiefs.
With the 17-game regular season upon us, a natural question arises. What about the 16-game regular season records?
The Kansas City Chiefs came up a game short of becoming the second team in the 21st century to win back-to-back Super Bowls. While the big game was a disappointment for the Chiefs, the 2020 season as a whole certainly shouldn’t be.
68 Career total Supercross wins, 48 total Motocross wins, 7 Time Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Motocross Champion, 2-time Motocross Des Nations Champion, 3-time National Motocross Champion, 2-time Supercross Champion of The World. The statistics are only the tip of the iceberg when you talk about James Stewart, an African American who entered a largely white sport and dominated every possible level from his amateur days and into his 14-year professional career. Here we look back at the career of the single most dominant African American motorsports athlete of all time, The Fastest Man on The Planet James “Bubba” Stewart.
The run-it-back season came up just a game shy for the Kansas City Chiefs. After a 14-2 regular season, a first-round bye in the playoffs, and a second straight Super Bowl appearance, the Chiefs ran into a brick wall known as Tom Brady.
Winning in the NFL is hard. Even the best teams in the NFL lose about 25% of their games in a given season. In a cutthroat league, teams must maximize the number of winnable games they have in a season.
Tom Brady’s still the greatest, but Patrick Mahomes isn’t done yet. Mahomes will be back in a Super Bowl, but if he’s going to put the memory of losing 31-9 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers behind him, he must follow Brady’s example.
Bill Parcells once said “Power wins football games. It’s always been vindicated. It’s the new stuff that had something to prove.” Parcells uttered those words after his New York Giants beat the Buffalo Bills 20-19 to win Super Bowl XXV. The one where Scott Norwood kicked wide right.
We have finally reached the biggest gambling day of the year, Super Bowl Sunday. While this is one of the best days of the year, it also marks the end of football season. Let’s finish this season off strong.
The big game is officially upon us and as always there are plenty of ways to make money. Whether it be squares, prop bets, or daily fantasy you can pretty much do it all. Today we will focus on daily fantasy and the Super Bowl matchup is as good as it gets.
A year ago, the Kansas City Chiefs washed away a 50-year drought between Super Bowl titles. On Sunday evening, against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they have a chance to win back-to-back NFL championships.
The lifetime matchup between Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady is tied at 2-2. The ultimate tiebreaker will occur Sunday, February 7, in Super Bowl 55, with Brady hosting the first-ever Super Bowl home game in NFL history.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Kansas City Chiefs.
With the 17-game regular season upon us, a natural question arises. What about the 16-game regular season records?
The Kansas City Chiefs came up a game short of becoming the second team in the 21st century to win back-to-back Super Bowls. While the big game was a disappointment for the Chiefs, the 2020 season as a whole certainly shouldn’t be.
68 Career total Supercross wins, 48 total Motocross wins, 7 Time Loretta Lynn’s Amateur National Motocross Champion, 2-time Motocross Des Nations Champion, 3-time National Motocross Champion, 2-time Supercross Champion of The World. The statistics are only the tip of the iceberg when you talk about James Stewart, an African American who entered a largely white sport and dominated every possible level from his amateur days and into his 14-year professional career. Here we look back at the career of the single most dominant African American motorsports athlete of all time, The Fastest Man on The Planet James “Bubba” Stewart.
The run-it-back season came up just a game shy for the Kansas City Chiefs. After a 14-2 regular season, a first-round bye in the playoffs, and a second straight Super Bowl appearance, the Chiefs ran into a brick wall known as Tom Brady.
Winning in the NFL is hard. Even the best teams in the NFL lose about 25% of their games in a given season. In a cutthroat league, teams must maximize the number of winnable games they have in a season.
Tom Brady’s still the greatest, but Patrick Mahomes isn’t done yet. Mahomes will be back in a Super Bowl, but if he’s going to put the memory of losing 31-9 to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers behind him, he must follow Brady’s example.
Bill Parcells once said “Power wins football games. It’s always been vindicated. It’s the new stuff that had something to prove.” Parcells uttered those words after his New York Giants beat the Buffalo Bills 20-19 to win Super Bowl XXV. The one where Scott Norwood kicked wide right.
We have finally reached the biggest gambling day of the year, Super Bowl Sunday. While this is one of the best days of the year, it also marks the end of football season. Let’s finish this season off strong.
The big game is officially upon us and as always there are plenty of ways to make money. Whether it be squares, prop bets, or daily fantasy you can pretty much do it all. Today we will focus on daily fantasy and the Super Bowl matchup is as good as it gets.
A year ago, the Kansas City Chiefs washed away a 50-year drought between Super Bowl titles. On Sunday evening, against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they have a chance to win back-to-back NFL championships.
The lifetime matchup between Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady is tied at 2-2. The ultimate tiebreaker will occur Sunday, February 7, in Super Bowl 55, with Brady hosting the first-ever Super Bowl home game in NFL history.
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