Impressive Sir
Normally after the first week of games I’m looking at what the contenders did or didn’t do for their first game. This year is a little different in that there were two upsets that I have to highlight. Continue reading
Impressive Sir
Normally after the first week of games I’m looking at what the contenders did or didn’t do for their first game. This year is a little different in that there were two upsets that I have to highlight. Continue reading
1. Indianapolis Colts
Even with a less than ideal quarterback situation last year, they were still competitive and now adding QB Philip Rivers should improve those odds.
2. Tennessee Titans
They kept QB Ryan Tannehill and RB Derrick Henry while adding Jadeveon Clowney for the defense. Not a bad offseason.
3. Houston Texans
It would seem that Bill O’Brien is safely entrenched as the Head Coach/GM in Houston barring a catastrophic collapse.
4. Jacksonville Jaguars
To think it was only 3 seasons ago that they were one game away from their first Super Bowl appearance. Continue reading
Mid-Season Report
We have arrived at the halfway point of the NFL season. Here’s a brief rundown of who are contenders, outsiders and are planning for next season. Continue reading
Still Think You Shouldn’t Have Drafted Him?
I have to admit I do love it when New York sports fans and the media at large overreact about something. It can be a good thing or what they perceive as a bad thing. Continue reading
1. Houston Texans
The competitive window could be closing faster than the Texans think, but protecting Deshaun Watson must be a priority.
2. Tennessee Titans
If Marcus Mariota is healthy and productive, they could be on top of this tough division.
3. Indianapolis Colts
Losing Andrew Luck to retirement will sting, but this season shouldn’t be a lost cause with Jacoby Brissett who was solid as the starter just two seasons ago.
4. Jacksonville Jaguars
A lot has to go right, but if there’s a repeat of last season there will be a lot of changes. Continue reading