One week after the Tennessee Titans stunned the New England Patriots, Tennessee was brought back down to Earth by the Indianapolis Colts, getting beat every which way on the football field in a 38-10 drubbing. Week in and week out, Tennessee has become something of an enigma. Tennessee can show up, fire on all cylinders…
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1. Oakland Raiders – Justin Herbert (QB/Oregon) Oakland has Derek Carr, but Jon Gruden doesn’t seem committed to keeping him and the Raiders have an out on his contract after the season. With the top pick and two others in the first round to boot, they can land their future signal caller and address other…
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1. Oakland Raiders – Justin Herbert (QB/Oregon) Derek Carr was casually mentioned as a trade candidate, but with his salary, he was never going to be traded. Oakland has an out on his deal after this season and as Jon Gruden looks to blow up this roster, he could be the next man gone. This…
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On stage, Queen lead singer Freddie Mercury is one of the biggest personalities in rock history between his flamboyant on-stage antics and ability to both get the crowd involved in their performances and feed off of their energy. While his biopic Bohemian Rhapsody was able to accurately portray his infectious on-stage persona, the rest of the film…
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The World Series is over and the Red Sox are again world champions, but soon the celebration will come to an end and they, along with the 29 other MLB teams, will look to field a championship-winning roster beginning with free agency. Here is where we think the top 30 free agents will wind up:…
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1. San Francisco 49ers – Nick Bosa (DE/Ohio State) San Francisco has invested heavily in the defensive line in recent years, but this is a position you can never have enough talent in. Their quarterback situation is settled with Jimmy Garoppolo, so trading down is a possibility too. 2. New York Giants – Justin Herbert…
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The Lions biggest Achilles’ heel this season has been their porous run defense. They ranked 26th in the league in rushing yards allowed and – even more concerning – dead last with 5.3 yards per carry allowed. With every team in the NFC North at .500 or better (Detroit is 3-3), the Lions needed to…
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1. New York Giants – Justin Herbert (QB/Oregon) Eli Manning’s deep ball reappeared last night, but the Giants need to look towards the future, and it seems that there could be a fire sale on the horizon following the trade of Eli Apple. There is chatter of Justin Herbert wanting to return to school, but…
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1. San Francisco 49ers – Nick Bosa (DE/Ohio State) San Francisco has talent, but injuries have devastated this team and now they’re at the top of the draft despite not truly being the worst team in the league. They have invested heavily in the defensive line in recent years, but it shouldn’t stop them from…
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The 2018 New York Giants season is, by all accounts, an epic disaster. The offensive line, though better than it was last year, is still a weak link and now Eli Manning has completely fallen flat as he is no longer on the back nine of his career, he is on the green of the…
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