Did Green Bay find its mojo for real? Tennessee will provide a stiff challenge. Will Buffalo shake off its loss against the desperate Browns? Will the Jets find a way to finally get one over on New England and Bill Belichick? And can the Chargers, fresh off a loss to the 49ers, avenge an early-season loss to the Chiefs?
Week 10 brings with it a powerhouse showdown between a smarting Bills team and 7-1 Minnesota, and, well, that’s about it.
Can Seattle keep it going? Will there be any further separation in the middle of the pack? And will things get even worse for struggling traditional powers like Green Bay? Let’s get to the games.
The Giants and Seahawks do battle in what looks like the game of the week. I didn’t see that coming. Did you? Let’s get to the games.
This week, the Colts and Titans meet for control of the AFC South, while the Browns travel to Baltimore to try and further muddy the AFC North picture. Kansas City and San Francisco meet in a rematch of Super Bowl LIV. Ten teams are 3-3; will we start to see separation?
Since a 17-game schedule doesn’t have a proper “quarter pole,” this seems like a fine time to make some big-picture evaluations for every team in the league. Then we’ll evaluate our evaluations, and project to the future. This is how the sausage is made, folks.
Let’s maintain a laser focus, and get to the games.
The real burning question this week is simple: Will we get another Butt Punt? Is that too much to ask? I hope not. Let’s get to the games.
Week 3 is here, and an AFC East showdown leads the way. The Dolphins are a surprise 2-0, and Mike McDaniel has two big trophies in the form of Bill Belichick and John Harbaugh for his first two wins as a head coach.
This week, we get a pair of intriguing Monday Night Football games — the Tennessee Titans vs. the Buffalo Bills, as well as the Minnesota Vikings against the Philadelphia Eagles.
Let's take a look at the best, worst, and overall most memorable moments in Monday Night Football history.
Folks, we survived. Football is back. Let’s get to the games.
Super Bowl LVI is here. Did you have the Cincinnati Bengals penciled in as the AFC’s representative before the season started? If so, hope you put some money on it.
It’ll be hard, if not impossible, to top last weekend’s slate of games, but let’s try anyway, and get to the games.
Favorites dominated on Super Wild Card weekend, with five of six not only winning, but also covering, and only the Cowboys falling to an underdog. Cincinnati
The playoffs are here, so let’s get to the games.
There is no doubt that many are holding out hope that 2022 is when things really start to feel like they used to, at least in the sports world.
Week 18 is here, and there’s work left to be done. Let’s get to the games.
Week 17 arrives with 24 teams still technically alive and in the playoff race.
Every year the sports world gives rise to new trends - celebrations, memes, and so forth - that become part of the cultural landscape. Some of these are good and fun, and some, not so much.
Let's take a look at some of the most dominant individual efforts across all sports in 2021.
Week 16 is here, and somehow, someway, only one team, the NFC North Champion Green Bay Packers, has clinched a playoff spot. The other 13 positions are still up for grabs, although plenty could change on that front this week.
The sports world took baby steps back to normalcy in 2021, but upsets never left.
Urban Meyer got fired, finally. Presumably, Duval county is rejoicing. Oh, and the league is currently being ravaged by COVID at an alarming rate. Swell! Parity should start to give way to clarity this week, so let’s get to the games.