1. Cleveland Browns (0-13) – Josh Rosen (QB/UCLA) Unless you’re living under a rock, it’s no secret that the Browns have been abysmal pretty much since returning to the NFL. Sashi Brown was fired and later that day, Cleveland hired former Chiefs general manager John Dorsey, and it’s a sure bet that he’s going to…
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Almost immediately after the Shohei Ohtani sweepstakes began, 23 teams were eliminated as the Japanese two-way star narrowed his list to seven teams: the Dodgers, Angels, Padres, Giants, Mariners, Cubs and Rangers. While he has met with all seven clubs already, it’s hard to see anyone other than the Mariners are the favorite. The biggest…
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1. Cleveland Browns (0-12) – Josh Rosen (QB/UCLA) The Browns season has been over for more than a month now. DeShone Kizer has struggled in Hue Jackson’s offense and with a front office overhaul imminent, Cleveland will look again for their franchise signal caller. 2. New York Giants (2-10) – Saquon Barkley (RB/Penn State) The…
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Foreshadowing is an incredible plot device that has existed nearly as long as books have. While some of these little hints of what’s to come are blatant (like “The Dark Knight” using it in their trailers), others are so subtle you may have not even noticed it the first time around. Here are some of…
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On Nov. 28, H.R. 4472 was introduced, a proposed amendment to U.S. Code Title 18 that would make it unlawful to knowingly distribute a “private, visual depiction of an individual’s intimate parts or an individual engaging in sexually explicit conduct, with reckless disregard for the individual’s lack of consent to the distribution,” an act commonly referred to…
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1. Cleveland Browns (0-11) – Josh Rosen (QB/UCLA) Cleveland is a disaster in nearly every facet of the game. DeShone Kizer hasn’t shown that can be an NFL quarterback and there is a good chance the Browns clean up their front office. So as the Browns attempt to hit the reset button again, they will…
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The 2017 season is over, capping off with an epic World Series and one of the closes MVP races ever in the National League. Now, free agency is set to begin as all 30 teams looks to improve their rosters. Here are the top 30 free agents and their potential landing spots. 1. Yu Darvish…
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In 2015, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected Jameis Winston first overall in the draft and immediately added his blindside protector, Donovan Smith, one round later. Fast forward to today and while Winston has been one of the best quarterbacks in franchise history, Smith has struggled each season. On the right side, however, Demar Dotson has…
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1. Cleveland Browns (0-9) – Josh Rosen (QB/UCLA) Cleveland is winless and Deshone Kizer has struggled tremendously as a pro. Despite his second round status, I doubt it’s something that prevents the Browns from taking a signal caller if they have the first overall pick again, much like Carolina when they selected Cam Newton first…
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On Nov. 9, the Senate agreed to a simple resolution on S.Res. 330, also known as Klobuchar-Grassley legislation that will require members of the U.S. Senate along with their staff and interns to complete an anti-harassment training course within the next 60 days. The legislation was introduced by Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and co-sponsored by…
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