NFL First Quarter Awards
Given the uneven math that comes with a 17 game schedule, we are at the point in the NFL Season that may as well be considered the first quarter mark. Teams are starting to show...
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Snyder Agrees to Preliminary Sell of Commanders
Dan Snyder has agreed in principal to sell the Washington Commanders to the Harris Group for $6 billion. Let me say that again for those who are like me and never thought this day would...
Malik Harrison’s Injury Listed as “Non-life Threatening” by Ravens
On Sunday night October 30th 2021 Raven’s linebacker Malik Harrison was attending a gathering in Cleveland to celebrate the Halloween weekend as the Ravens had the week of with their NFL bye. At the event...
Washington Football Team come back to hand Steelers first loss
Undefeated no more… The Washington Football Team went into a frigid Heinz Field on Monday evening with plans to shock everybody. Washington, coming off a tremendous win over Dallas on Thanksgiving, in which the team looked...
Weekly NFL Fantasy Football News and Notes: Preseason Week 2, 8/19/19
Welcome to a new series, where I will be briefly noting and commenting on NFL fantasy football news and notes for each game of the season. Let’s begin with preseason week two, where plenty of...
Redskins Let Harris and Kelley Walk
The Washington Redskins continued their house cleaning efforts on Wednesday non-tendering two more players from the 2018 team. According to Mike Garafalo, the Redskins have allowed Maurice Harris to go and by some reports he...
Redskins Re-sign Adrian Peterson
In 2018, Adrian Peterson set out to prove the football world wrong. Coming off a 2017 season that saw him rush for 3.5 yards per carry, following two shortened seasons, NFL teams simply were not...
Lamar Jackson Named Starting Quarterback for Week 14
Coach John Harbaugh has named Lamar Jackson the starting quarterback for week 14 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Joe Flacco has been cleared to play, but has been listed as the backup quarterback. Joe Flacco...
