The Washington Wizards started off the season on fire with a lot of momentum on their side. With expectations being low for fans, the team easily passed the bar that was set for them. After the all-star disappearance of Russell Westbrook being traded to the Lakers for a handful of reasonable players, the Wizards had […]
After several weeks of chaos, it would appear order has been restored. Every matchup that had only one playoff team ended in a blowout. Of the first wave of games, only the Ravens vs Browns dared to give us an entertaining finish. The second wave gave us simultaneous overtime games. Both of those matchups were
If you are a Washington fan, I know that morale isn\’t too high right n0w. However, the Football Team\’s season is not over. Even though it may feel as though all hope is lost, the journey has yet to end in Washington. For those that are not aware of what I am alluding to, last
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Week 13 is in the books, and after next week every team will have had their bye week. That means a full slate of games are just around the corner. But before we get too ahead of ourselves, we shouldn\’t forget what happened this week. It took us 13 weeks, but every team in the
Week 12 brought us the Thanksgiving tripleheader as well as the regular slate on Sunday. The three games on Thursday went from terrible (Lions vs Bears) to entertaining (Cowboys vs Raiders) down to being dull (Saints vs Bills). Sunday wasn’t much better, as there were very few nail biters. Perhaps we were due for a
Like the last two weeks, Week 11 saw chaos at the top of both conferences. Of the top three seeds in each conference, only the Ravens and Cardinals survived this Sunday without a loss. Teams that were sitting pretty suddenly find themselves in danger. All six of the teams playing this Thanksgiving lost this past
Week 10 marked the halfway point of the season as every team has now played at least nine games in a 17-game season. Some teams took a major blow while others boosted their season. For the first time all year the Lions managed to avoid defeat, although they also failed to win. On the bright
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
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
