Football

AFC North

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1. Baltimore Ravens

This will be their last chance to stay ahead of Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with this current roster.

2. Pittsburgh Steelers

Time to get back to running the ball and rushing the passer in the Steel City.

3. Cincinnati Bengals

Three straight years of playoff disappointments eventually take their toll.

4. Cleveland Browns

With all of the Manziel hype this team has a chance to succeed if ownership gets out of the way. Continue reading →

AFC East

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1. New England Patriots

Tom Brady will be 37 this season and the division is improving. Time for another title run.

2. New York Jets

If last year wasn’t a make or break season, 2014 certainly is.

3. Miami Dolphins

Bullying, a lackluster offense were just two issues that should be resolved this year.

4. Buffalo Bills

With improvement at QB the Bills could be sneaky good. Continue reading →

Much Ado About Nothing

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I heard and watched the soundbite in real time and have heard and seen it repeatedly since Sunday.  My immediate reaction was, “wow, he’s a sore loser.”  But he was apart of the winning team.  Why would he react that way after a win?
I could take this in many different directions.  Some said that his response showed passion and it was ‘in the moment’ after winning a big game.  Others said that he was arrogant and a thug thinking that everyone who grows up in Compton, California is a thug at heart.  I don’t know since I didn’t grow up in Compton, but I know not to go there alone.
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