After several weeks of uncertainty, the Cincinnati Bengals have solved the situation with their disgruntled star. The Bengals have traded defensive and Carlos Dunlap to the Seattle Seahawks just days before the trade deadline.
In Mike McCarthy’s first season as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, they have underperformed but somehow still find themselves one win out of first place in the NFC East days before the Trade Deadline.
The Seattle Seahawks had won their last 41 games after leading at halftime by 10 points or more, and the Sunday Night Football matchup between Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson did not disappoint in the dramatics.
The injury bug has hit the NFL and the Seattle Seahawks so hard that even Pete Carroll was limited in practice. The Seattle head coach underwent a knee scope during the bye week. Though Carroll had a bit of a setback in rehab because he “overdid it a little too much,” he will be 100 percent ready to go on Sunday against the NFC West rival Arizona Cardinals.
Michael Thomas reportedly could be traded from the New Orleans Saints, so here are the contending teams that need him the most.
Welcome to the post-Week 6 edition of triggering power rankings.
Welcome to the post-Week 5 edition of triggering power rankings.
Week 5 of the NFL season saw shocking breakouts and multiple disappointments from a fantasy perspective. Preseason favorites like D.J. Moore finally produced up to expectations, while stars like Joe Mixon came down to earth after an astronomical Week 4 showing. Reflecting on last week’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
The Minnesota Vikings had a fourth and inches with two minutes to go against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. The Vikings were leading by five, and Seattle only had one timeout.
Looking to build off their first win of the season in Houston last Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings traveled to Seattle to battle the red hot Seahawks on Sunday night. After struggling mightily in the first half, Pete Carroll’s team used a three-touchdown stretch to march back into the game in the third quarter, turning a 13-0 deficit into a 21-13 lead. A back and forth affair in the second half, once again it was the brilliance of Russell Wilson on full display as he found second-year wide receiver DK Metcalf in the back of the end zone, with 15 seconds left on 4th and goal to seal the win and remain unbeaten.
The Minnesota Vikings (1-3) are headed to the Pacific Northwest to take on the Seattle Seahawks (4-0). The Vikings have failed to live up to preseason expectations thus far. In contrast, a high-powered Seahawks offense has rocketed them to a 4-0 start to their 2020 season.
Back with our weekly fantasy sleepers article, the time has come to dive into picks for this upcoming week five of the NFL season. With offense being the name of the game around the league over the first quarter of the season, nine games alone totaled over 50 points last Sunday, providing appealing options across the board at each position for your team.
After several weeks of uncertainty, the Cincinnati Bengals have solved the situation with their disgruntled star. The Bengals have traded defensive and Carlos Dunlap to the Seattle Seahawks just days before the trade deadline.
In Mike McCarthy’s first season as head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, they have underperformed but somehow still find themselves one win out of first place in the NFC East days before the Trade Deadline.
The Seattle Seahawks had won their last 41 games after leading at halftime by 10 points or more, and the Sunday Night Football matchup between Kyler Murray and Russell Wilson did not disappoint in the dramatics.
The injury bug has hit the NFL and the Seattle Seahawks so hard that even Pete Carroll was limited in practice. The Seattle head coach underwent a knee scope during the bye week. Though Carroll had a bit of a setback in rehab because he “overdid it a little too much,” he will be 100 percent ready to go on Sunday against the NFC West rival Arizona Cardinals.
Michael Thomas reportedly could be traded from the New Orleans Saints, so here are the contending teams that need him the most.
Welcome to the post-Week 6 edition of triggering power rankings.
Welcome to the post-Week 5 edition of triggering power rankings.
Week 5 of the NFL season saw shocking breakouts and multiple disappointments from a fantasy perspective. Preseason favorites like D.J. Moore finally produced up to expectations, while stars like Joe Mixon came down to earth after an astronomical Week 4 showing. Reflecting on last week’s games, whose fantasy stock increased and decreased the most?
The Minnesota Vikings had a fourth and inches with two minutes to go against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday Night Football. The Vikings were leading by five, and Seattle only had one timeout.
Looking to build off their first win of the season in Houston last Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings traveled to Seattle to battle the red hot Seahawks on Sunday night. After struggling mightily in the first half, Pete Carroll’s team used a three-touchdown stretch to march back into the game in the third quarter, turning a 13-0 deficit into a 21-13 lead. A back and forth affair in the second half, once again it was the brilliance of Russell Wilson on full display as he found second-year wide receiver DK Metcalf in the back of the end zone, with 15 seconds left on 4th and goal to seal the win and remain unbeaten.
The Minnesota Vikings (1-3) are headed to the Pacific Northwest to take on the Seattle Seahawks (4-0). The Vikings have failed to live up to preseason expectations thus far. In contrast, a high-powered Seahawks offense has rocketed them to a 4-0 start to their 2020 season.
Back with our weekly fantasy sleepers article, the time has come to dive into picks for this upcoming week five of the NFL season. With offense being the name of the game around the league over the first quarter of the season, nine games alone totaled over 50 points last Sunday, providing appealing options across the board at each position for your team.
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