10 Takeaways From Week 10
November 12, 2019
As Week 10 of the NFL season has drawn to its official close, it’s time for 10 takeaways from this
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As Week 10 of the NFL season has drawn to its official close, it’s time for 10 takeaways from this
The Washington Redskins traveled to Miami to take on the Dolphins this past week. With both teams winless, it was most likely a battle for the first pick in the 2020 NFL draft. Gavin Hayes reviews the game.
The regular season is here! I expect that by the beginning of next season, most of these rankings will be
The 2018 Dolphins started the season great with a 3-0 record. They then went on to have an up and down season the rest of the season with their biggest highlight coming on the final play against the New England Patriots on December 9th, now known as the “Miracle in Miami”. Ryan Tannehill got injured yet again and the team had to rely on Brock Osweiler for a majority of the season. The Dolphins finished the season 7-9, enough to place second in the AFC East, but not without a price. Adam Gase was fired and replaced by former Patriots de facto defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
Ken Filler explains why there is absolutely no reason to blame quarterback Jameis Winston for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ recent woes.
Ken Filler explains why there is absolutely no reason to blame quarterback Jameis Winston for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ recent woes.
The Dolphins are reportedly nearing a deal to acquire QB Josh Rosen from the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for a second-round draft pick, writes Andersen Pickard.
This edition of “2019 Pre-NFL Draft Divisional Standings” by Griffin Clark will focus on the AFC East.
Tampa Bay plans to sign Blaine Gabbert to compete for the backup quarterback spot, writes Ken Filler.
Ken Filler takes a look at the most recent changes to the Bucs roster.
Fitzpatrick brings a valuable veteran presence to the Dolphins that could help develop a younger quarterback, writes Griffin Clark.
Just like every season, NFL teams will take on ten non-divisional opponents during the regular season, in addition to their divisional opponents. Griffin Clark previews these matchups even though there are hundreds of days before this upcoming season begins.
As Week 10 of the NFL season has drawn to its official close, it’s time for 10 takeaways from this week’s slate of games. 1.
The Washington Redskins traveled to Miami to take on the Dolphins this past week. With both teams winless, it was most likely a battle for the first pick in the 2020 NFL draft. Gavin Hayes reviews the game.
The regular season is here! I expect that by the beginning of next season, most of these rankings will be different. For now, let’s finish
The 2018 Dolphins started the season great with a 3-0 record. They then went on to have an up and down season the rest of the season with their biggest highlight coming on the final play against the New England Patriots on December 9th, now known as the “Miracle in Miami”. Ryan Tannehill got injured yet again and the team had to rely on Brock Osweiler for a majority of the season. The Dolphins finished the season 7-9, enough to place second in the AFC East, but not without a price. Adam Gase was fired and replaced by former Patriots de facto defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
Ken Filler explains why there is absolutely no reason to blame quarterback Jameis Winston for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ recent woes.
Ken Filler explains why there is absolutely no reason to blame quarterback Jameis Winston for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ recent woes.
The Dolphins are reportedly nearing a deal to acquire QB Josh Rosen from the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for a second-round draft pick, writes Andersen Pickard.
This edition of “2019 Pre-NFL Draft Divisional Standings” by Griffin Clark will focus on the AFC East.
Tampa Bay plans to sign Blaine Gabbert to compete for the backup quarterback spot, writes Ken Filler.
Ken Filler takes a look at the most recent changes to the Bucs roster.
Fitzpatrick brings a valuable veteran presence to the Dolphins that could help develop a younger quarterback, writes Griffin Clark.
Just like every season, NFL teams will take on ten non-divisional opponents during the regular season, in addition to their divisional opponents. Griffin Clark previews these matchups even though there are hundreds of days before this upcoming season begins.
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