The Aaron Rodgers era could go down as the most disappointing era of New York Jets football. After two lackluster seasons filled with toxicity, the new regime quickly severed ties with the future Hall of Fame quarterback. After contemplating retirement this offseason, Rodgers decided to sign a one-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Knowing Rodgers was leaning towards joining the Steelers, the NFL schedule makers … Continue reading Jets will get one shot at Aaron Rodgers revenge

Buffalo Bills fandom has spread rapidly around the country in recent years, and especially in the Josh Allen era. The “Bills Mafia” have created backers bars in most corners of the country and they have even gone international. The team’s fans travel better than most if not all other teams, and because of this they were voted as the best fanbase in the NFL in … Continue reading Bills Mafia represented from the top of Mount Everest

Some seasons see it all go right, and some seasons see it all go wrong. The ball can bounce your way all the time, but it can be unforgiving in just as many ways. The truth likely lies somewhere in the middle. But what if it did all go right? Or all wrong? What would that look like for the Iowa Hawkeyes in 2025? CBS … Continue reading Iowa Football: Best and worst case scenario for 2025 season

Its Thursday, June 26 and the Blue Jays (42-37) are in Cleveland to take on the Guardians (40-38) this afternoon. Kevin Gausman is slated to take the mound for Toronto against Tanner Bibee for Cleveland. These teams have split the first two games of the series with Cleveland winning last night, 5-4 in ten innings. Nic Enright pitched a scoreless tenth for the Guardians and … Continue reading Blue Jays at Guardians Prediction: Odds, expert picks, starting pitchers, trends and stats for June 26

BALTIMORE — It’s time for the Ravens to win serious championships. Winning two straight AFC North titles is OK, but I’m talking about major hardware here, like the Lamar Hunt Trophy as the AFC champion and Super Bowl 60. If the Ravens lose that one, that can be tolerated, but anything less is a failure. Remember, this is Baltimore, not Cleveland. Expectations are high here, … Continue reading Mike Preston: It’s time for the Ravens to get over the hump

Cincinnati Bengals defensive end Trey Hendrickson might have provided a seemingly good sign by being in the local area lately, but his contract standoff is far from over.  Hendrickson is in Cincinnati and the lines of communication with the Bengals are back open. But the same factors, like his age, asking price and perceived/alleged lack of proper communication and past promises linger.  Outside market factors … Continue reading Bengals get warning about Trey Hendrickson contract from former agent

Anyone else remember the days when the Pittsburgh Steelers were praised by the NFL world for their ability to draft wide receivers? Man, those were good times. Guys like Emmanuel Sanders, Antonio Brown, and JuJu Smith-Schuster were guys who really drew immediate praise. Those picks also gave the Steelers the benefit of the doubt on other receivers like Martavis Bryant, Chase Claypool, Diontae Johnson and … Continue reading Steelers must re-evaluate their approach to drafting wide receivers