A Sight To See
I usually don’t point out a particular teams fanbase very often, but in the case of the Buffalo Bills I’ll make an exception. Continue reading
A Sight To See
I usually don’t point out a particular teams fanbase very often, but in the case of the Buffalo Bills I’ll make an exception. Continue reading

Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson (8) scrambles under pressure from Cleveland Browns cornerback M.J. Stewart Jr. (36) during the second half of an NFL football game, Monday, Dec. 14, 2020, in Cleveland. (AP Photo/Ron Schwane)
A Wild Monday Night
Unless you saw it for yourself or watched the highlights, you would never have guessed that Baltimore and Cleveland would combine for 89 total points on Monday night. 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
* – Division Winner
+ – Wild Card Winner
AFC
1. Kansas City Chiefs
2. Baltimore Ravens
3. Buffalo Bills
4. Indianpolis Colts
5. Pittsburgh Steelers
6. Tennessee Titans
7. Las Vegas Raiders
NFC
1. New Orleans Saints
2. San Francisco 49ers
3. Dallas Cowboys
4. Green Bay Packers
5. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
6. Seattle Seahawks
7. Minnesota Vikings Continue reading
1. Baltimore Ravens
The franchise has been known more for their defensive prowess, but they could be one of the best offensive teams in recent memory.
2. Pittsburgh Steelers
With a healthy Ben Roethlisberger and a perhaps the best defense they’ve had under Mike Tomlin, this could be a banner year for them.
3. Cleveland Browns
Once again they’ve cleaned house in the front office and the coaching staff. The talent is still there, but will they fall on their faces again?
4. Cincinnati Bengals
The arrival of rookie QB Joe Burrow could finally have them shake off the nickname ‘The Bungals’ once and for all. Continue reading