A Tale Of Two Seasons
Someone told me that Dallas Cowboys rookie QB Dak Prescott reminds them of a poor man’s Russell Wilson.
A Tale Of Two Seasons
Someone told me that Dallas Cowboys rookie QB Dak Prescott reminds them of a poor man’s Russell Wilson.
To Go, Or Not Go For 2?
For some strange reason that was the question, but there really was no hesitation for Oakland Raiders head coach Jack Del Rio. Continue reading
1. Arizona Cardinals
This will be their best chance to run the table in the NFC. Their depth is almost unmatched.
2. Seattle Seahawks
They are starting to become a pass first team, but then again who isn’t these days?
3. Los Angeles Rams
The Rams are back in LA and no one will seem to notice while they play at the Coliseum.
4. San Francisco 49ers
It will be interesting to see if the front office is more patient with Chip Kelly than they were with Jim Harbaugh or Jim Tomsula.
1. Carolina Panthers
History doesn’t bode well for them getting back to the Super Bowl, but most teams didn’t have Cam Newton as their QB though.
2. New Orleans Saints
The defense last year was a disaster. It won’t be that bad this year.
3. Atlanta Falcons
They need to be more balanced on offense and try not to force the issue.
4. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
If former head coach Lovie Smith was only given two years to turn this around, how long does Dirk Koetter have?