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My thoughts on all 32 NFL franchises ahead of the chaotic 2021 off-season conclude today with thoughts on the eight teams from NFC south and west divisions.
My thoughts on all 32 NFL franchises ahead of the chaotic 2021 off-season conclude today with thoughts on the eight teams from NFC south and west divisions.
My thoughts on all 32 NFL franchises ahead of the chaotic 2021 off-season turns to the NFC today, beginning with the always entertaining NFC East and North divisions.
The weird, wacky and wonderful 2020 NFL season is now resigned to the history books.
Well, Tom Brady is getting all the accolades for winning another Super Bowl, but the real winner was Bucs running back LeSean McCoy, who has now won back-to-back Super Bowl titles – without playing a single down.
Super Bowl 55 was the absolute WORM. The Worst of Recent Memory!
First things first, Don Bradman is the GOAT of all GOATs. For anyone to argue otherwise is generally pure folly.
The NFL Super Bowl is one of the most watched sporting events in the world every year, with hundreds of millions of eyeballs tuning in to the big game. In 2021, you’ll be able to watch it all broadcast live on 7mate and ESPN, starting at 10:30am AEDT on Monday, February 8.
A quarterback duel for the ages, two of the most well coached teams in the league, 25,000 fans and 30,000 cutouts will make this Super Bowl one for the ages.
We are here, we are finally here. In a year of never-before-seen uncertainties, the NFL has made it to its spectacular summit, Super Bowl 55.
Someone will make history in a Super Bowl so filled with storylines it would fill a season of TV programming.
Someone will make history in a Super Bowl so filled with storylines it would fill a season of TV programming.
Someone will make history in a Super Bowl so filled with storylines it would fill a season of TV programming.
The first blockbuster trade of the 2021 NFL season has just taken place between the Detroit Lions and the Los Angeles Rams.
The first blockbuster trade of the 2021 NFL season has just taken place between the Detroit Lions and the Los Angeles Rams.
The first blockbuster trade of the 2021 NFL season has just taken place between the Detroit Lions and the Los Angeles Rams.
Super Bowl LV is set to be a match between two of the top quarterbacks in the game, with Patrick Mahomes and Tom Brady to go head to head in a battle of heavyweights.
And then there were two, The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the Kansas City Chiefs. Two generational quarterbacks going against each other in what may end up being one of the greatest Super Bowls in recent memories.
There are concussions, GOAT discussions and Super Bowl repercussions, as some of the NFL’s biggest names go head-to-head on Monday.
Aaron Rodgers versus Tom Brady, Josh Allen versus Patrick Mahomes: it doesn’t get much better than this.
The playoff spots and top 18 draft spots are signed, sealed and delivered.
Playoff and top draft positions sorted, coach firings, a butt fumble recovery and more bizarre occurrences in the final week of regular season action.
Seven playoff spots are up for grabs in each NFL conference and there is only one week to go. It’s coming down to the wire.
There were records, upsets and the throw of the year. With one week left until the playoffs, where are we at?
After a Super Wild Card weekend, we are now down to the final four.
After a Super Wild Card weekend, we are now down to the final four.
After a Super Wild Card weekend, we are now down to the final four.
My thoughts on all 32 NFL franchises ahead of the chaotic 2021 off-season conclude today with thoughts on the eight teams from NFC south and west divisions.