The sixth-seeded Titans bullied the Patriots, and there's no reason they can't do the same to the top-seeded Ravens, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes.
Odell Beckham as a Patriot? A.J. Green to the Eagles? Yardbarker's problem-solver Chris Mueller is here to fix what ails all 32 NFL teams.
It's almost guaranteed that next year’s playoff field will look dramatically different than this year’s. Should the Cowboys and Browns be optimistic? In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison dish on the 2020 playoff possibilities.
The NFC playoff field is perhaps its best ever, but as long as Russell Wilson is healthy, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes, the Seahawks have a chance.
For starters, Cleveland must find a competent head coach, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller writes.
By waiting for full federal government legalization, the NFL looks cowardly, cruel and reactive, Yardbarker's Mike Tunison writes in his weekly One-On-One with Chris Mueller.
In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison dish on defending Super Bowl champion New England, which has lost three of its past five.
He is the first undrafted rookie QB to win his first three NFL starts in a non-strike season, writes Yardbarker's Chris Mueller.
A stout defense, capable running game and an improving quarterback make Buffalo dangerous, Chris Mueller writes
In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Mike Tunison and Chris Mueller dish on potential NFL playoff matchups. Anyone want to see Seattle or San Francisco close the Jason Garrett era with the Cowboys?
In One-On-One, Yardbarker's Chris Mueller and Mike Tunison dish on a technological solution to a vexing issue, too.
The Tennessee quarterback has transformed the Titans' offense since his insertion into the starting lineup, Chris Mueller writes.
Every year the sports world has trends that crop up, and invariably most of those trends are terrible and need to go away immediately. From ugly behavior on social media to bad trends within the games themselves, let's take a look at some sports trends from 2019 that need to disappear in 2020.
New England’s offensive issues are real, but don’t be surprised if they start to disappear, Chris Mueller writes.