Surprise, They’re 3-1
Remember all that talk about Cam Newton being in the conversation of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL? That was only two seasons ago when Carolina went 15-1 and made it to the Super Bowl. Continue reading
Surprise, They’re 3-1
Remember all that talk about Cam Newton being in the conversation of the elite quarterbacks in the NFL? That was only two seasons ago when Carolina went 15-1 and made it to the Super Bowl. Continue reading
1. Atlanta Falcons
Until someone steps up in the NFC, the Falcons are the team to beat.
2. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
If the defense realizes its potential and they can consistently run the ball, the Bucs will be back in the playoffs.
3. Carolina Panthers
Getting Christian McCaffrey was the right move, but can they keep Cam Newton upright this year?
4. New Orleans Saints
This could be the last year we see Sean Payton and Drew Brees together in the Bayou. Continue reading
Eastern Conference
1. Washington Capitals vs. 4. Philadelphia Flyers
2. Pittsburgh Penguins vs. 3. New York Islanders
1. Florida Panthers vs. 4. New York Rangers
2. Tampa Bay Lightning vs. 3. Montreal Canadiens
Western Conference
1. St. Louis Blues vs. 4. Arizona Coyotes
2. Dallas Stars vs. 3. Chicago Blackhawks
1. Los Angeles Kings vs. 4. Nashville Predators
2. San Jose Sharks vs. 3. Anaheim Ducks
Conference Finals
Panthers over Islanders
Blues over Sharks
Stanley Cup Finals
Blues over Panthers
1. Florida Panthers
They have perhaps the best roster in the franchise’s history.
2. Tampa Bay Lightning
Bringing back Steven Stamkos was the only move for them to make.
3. Montreal Canadiens
Shea Weber brings them a new dynamic, but the health of Carey Price is their achilles heel.
4. Ottawa Senators
This young roster is coming together to maybe play for a playoff spot.
5. Boston Bruins
Their depth has taken a hit, but they can be a sneaky good team.
6. Buffalo Sabres
The future is coming together in a hurry, but the division is stacked at the top.
7. Toronto Maple Leafs
For the first time in a while, they have some excitement brewing in Toronto.
8. Detroit Red Wings
This could be a long season for one of the winningest franchise’s in NHL history. Continue reading
Anything You Can Do, Julio Can Do Better
I’ve said that Antonio Brown of the Pittsburgh Steelers is the best wide receiver in the NFL. Continue reading