Tonight, Week 6 of the 2021 NFL season kicks off with a matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Philadelphia Eagles. While everyone loves Thursday Night Football, fantasy owners struggle with which players they should put in their starting lineups.
With week 1 of the 2021 NFL season officially upon us, fantasy football is in full effect. With pre-season rankings and drafts now in the rearview mirror, the time to look at matchups and set rosters is here. Important to set the tone; gaining victories in the first few weeks of the year will go a long way to help capture your league’s championship.
The Indianapolis Colts enter the 2021 season with only one major addition on the offensive side of the ball, and that is former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, Carson Wentz. After a great start to his career as an Eagle, the production tailed off in 2020.
The calendar has flipped to August. For fans of the NFL, it means football through February. As teams are gearing up for the rapidly approaching regular season, it’s time for the final edition of Tennessee Titans True or False until the offseason returns.
For fans of the NFL, it is the last month without football until March. With camps getting more intense as the season creeps ever closer, veterans are trying to keep their jobs, and rookies are trying to make their respective teams.
With the 2021 NFL Draft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32 part series where the top three questions will be posed for each NFL team. Here are those three questions for the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Buffalo Bills look to build off their first AFC Conference Championship Game appearance since the 1993 NFL season. They will once again head into 2021 as one of the teams to beat in the AFC.
After the acquisition of Julio Jones, there is one more piece that would put the Titans’ offense further over the top, and maybe (at least on paper) better than the reigning back-to-back AFC champs.
On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Eagles officially gave long-time tight end Zach Ertz permission to seek a trade. The Eagles are seeking a third- or fourth-round pick for the 30-year-old tight end. Let’s take a look at the five teams that could be a great landing spot for Ertz.
Three starting quarterbacks over the last three years: that is what the Indianapolis Colts have dealt with since the 2018 season. After trading for Carson Wentz, the Colts need to add some weapons around him.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a rough 2020 season. They have one of the worst cap situations in the NFL and will have to do a lot of maneuvering this offseason.
Win or go home; it’s that simple for the Washington Football Team. With a win over the 4-10-1 Philadelphia Eagles tonight, the 6-9 Washington Football Team will make the playoffs as the NFC East champions. However, a loss to the Eagles would make the winner of the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants game will be the NFC East champion. For Philadelphia, all they can do is play spoilers for Washington. In a must-win situation for Washington, gamblers can expect a competitive game.
Tonight, Week 6 of the 2021 NFL season kicks off with a matchup between the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Philadelphia Eagles. While everyone loves Thursday Night Football, fantasy owners struggle with which players they should put in their starting lineups.
With week 1 of the 2021 NFL season officially upon us, fantasy football is in full effect. With pre-season rankings and drafts now in the rearview mirror, the time to look at matchups and set rosters is here. Important to set the tone; gaining victories in the first few weeks of the year will go a long way to help capture your league’s championship.
The Indianapolis Colts enter the 2021 season with only one major addition on the offensive side of the ball, and that is former Philadelphia Eagles quarterback, Carson Wentz. After a great start to his career as an Eagle, the production tailed off in 2020.
The calendar has flipped to August. For fans of the NFL, it means football through February. As teams are gearing up for the rapidly approaching regular season, it’s time for the final edition of Tennessee Titans True or False until the offseason returns.
For fans of the NFL, it is the last month without football until March. With camps getting more intense as the season creeps ever closer, veterans are trying to keep their jobs, and rookies are trying to make their respective teams.
With the 2021 NFL Draft over and the schedule officially being released, it’s time for my third annual 32 part series where the top three questions will be posed for each NFL team. Here are those three questions for the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Buffalo Bills look to build off their first AFC Conference Championship Game appearance since the 1993 NFL season. They will once again head into 2021 as one of the teams to beat in the AFC.
After the acquisition of Julio Jones, there is one more piece that would put the Titans’ offense further over the top, and maybe (at least on paper) better than the reigning back-to-back AFC champs.
On Tuesday night, the Philadelphia Eagles officially gave long-time tight end Zach Ertz permission to seek a trade. The Eagles are seeking a third- or fourth-round pick for the 30-year-old tight end. Let’s take a look at the five teams that could be a great landing spot for Ertz.
Three starting quarterbacks over the last three years: that is what the Indianapolis Colts have dealt with since the 2018 season. After trading for Carson Wentz, the Colts need to add some weapons around him.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a rough 2020 season. They have one of the worst cap situations in the NFL and will have to do a lot of maneuvering this offseason.
Win or go home; it’s that simple for the Washington Football Team. With a win over the 4-10-1 Philadelphia Eagles tonight, the 6-9 Washington Football Team will make the playoffs as the NFC East champions. However, a loss to the Eagles would make the winner of the Dallas Cowboys and New York Giants game will be the NFC East champion. For Philadelphia, all they can do is play spoilers for Washington. In a must-win situation for Washington, gamblers can expect a competitive game.
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