Category Archives: NFL

Cleveland Browns: Myles Garrett: DE Texas A&M: Garrett’s scary combination of strength, speed, and size is too good for the Browns to pass up here. San Francisco 49ers: Solomon Thomas DE Stanford: The 49ers have not made any progress with … Continue reading →

That’s right, it’s Super Bowl Sunday! On paper, these two teams are extremely even, but this preview should be your guide for the big game. The Quarterbacks What is really scary about these two guys, is their ability to spread … Continue reading →

Green Bay Packers @ Atlanta Falcons: I don’t know how much to value all of the injuries in the Packers receiving corps because Aaron Rodgers can make any wideout look good. Jordy Nelson is a solid route runner with good … Continue reading →

Pittsburgh Steelers @ Kansas City Chiefs: I’m not trying to make a big deal of this, but Ben Roethlisberger went 2/7 for nine yards and two interceptions after starting eleven for eleven last week. It’s not that it’s such a … Continue reading →

Green Bay Packers @ Dallas Cowboys: No matter what the Cowboys say otherwise, there is an elephant in the room. That elephant is none other than former starter Tony Romo. You can say what you want about Romo, but there … Continue reading →

Seattle Seahawks @ Atlanta Falcons: I think it is important to stress how crucial Free Safety Earl Thomas is to the Seahawks. We aren’t just talking about a dynamic play-maker or a hard hitter, we are talking about the leader … Continue reading →

Philadelphia Eagles @ Cincinnati Bengals: Out of the Bengals seven losses and one tie, four of them have been one score games, four of them they have lead in the second half, and one game has been lost due to … Continue reading →

Seattle Seahawks @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The Bucs are actually 1-4 at home this season, so they don’t really have a home-field advantage. Let’s give Buccaneers quarterback Jameis Winston some credit. He’s really played some good football this season. He … Continue reading →

Cincinnati Bengals @ Baltimore Ravens: Interestingly enough, the Ravens have lost their last five to the Bengals, but are playing a Bengals team that is without their number one receiver AJ Green and shifty third down back Giovani Bernard. The … Continue reading →

Minnesota Vikings @ Detroit Lions: The Lions have trailed in every single game, yet they have a winning record for the first time since 2014 where they made the playoffs only to blow a fourteen point lead. This is the … Continue reading →