Week 8 was all about the backup QBs, as four of them won games last week. Well, week 9 kept up the trend of wacky things happening, as it will go down as the week of the underdogs. Underdogs won half of the 14 games this past weekend. It could’ve been more if not for […]
Week 8 will go down as the week the 1972 Miami Dolphins can officially celebrate with some champagne. You see, it has become a yearly tradition for members of that team to celebrate when the last unbeaten team loses. The reason for this is that they want to continue being the only team to complete
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Week 7 saw six teams go on \”bye\”, which explains the lack of quality this past weekend. None of the games this weekend were particularly exciting, save at the Miami vs Atlanta game. That one featured both teams trying new ways to lose, and the winner (or loser?) was Miami, thanks to a late Atlanta
Six weeks are in the books, as well as our first week of byes. Atlanta, New Orleans, San Francisco, and the Jets all got to enjoy the week off to rest and recover. Week 7 will be the week that Dallas, Buffalo, Jacksonville, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, and the Chargers are on bye. As for week 6,
Week 5 is in the books and now we are officially done with a quarter of the season. This is also the last time we’ll get the full slate of 16 games as teams start going on bye weeks next week. The week also featured the first of two London games this season. As we
Week 4 is in the books and only one team remains undefeated. The Arizona Cardinals stand alone as the league’s last perfect team. On the other end of the spectrum, only the Lions and Jaguars have yet to taste victory. With a quarter of the season already gone, we’re starting to see a bit of
The National Association for the Advancement of All People, or the NAAAP, declared Saturday that racism is officially over. NAAAP president Preston L. Christoffersen IV made the televised announcement with tears in his eyes, pronouncing triumphantly that “We did it.” Last month, Christoffersen and other NAAAP officials led the charge in getting Congress to pass
Week 2 of the NFL season is in the books with some teams bouncing back while others fell from their last week high. As of right now no team has forged ahead and made themselves the clear best team in the league. That however, doesn’t mean that there aren’t some candidates. On the other end
Week 3 of the NFL season is in the books, and we are starting to see some separation among the teams. Five teams have survived the first 3 weeks unbeaten while 5 other teams have yet to taste victory. That leaves 22 teams somewhere in between. The season is still young and teams can obviously
