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Continue reading →: 2016 NFL Mock Draft (4 Rounds)
Los Angeles Rams – QB Jared Goff (California) Philadelphia Eagles – QB Carson Wentz (North Dakota State) San Diego Chargers – DE DeForest Buckner (Oregon) Dallas Cowboys – CB Jalen Ramsey (Florida State) Jacksonville Jaguars – DE Joey Bosa (Ohio State) Baltimore Ravens – OT Laremy Tunsil (Mississippi) San Francisco…
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Continue reading →: 2016 NFL Free Agency Predictions
Von Miller Denver Broncos 6-year, 110 million Kirk Cousins Washington Redskins 1-year, 20 million Olivier Vernon Jacksonville Jaguars 5-year, 70 million Muhammad Wilkerson Chicago Bears 5-year, 70 million Malik Jackson Oakland Raiders 5-year, 68 million Josh Norman Carolina Panthers 5-year, 66 million Brock Osweiler Denver Broncos 3-year, 45 million Cordy…
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Continue reading →: Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers: Super Bowl 50 Pick
Denver Broncos (14-4) vs. Carolina Panthers (17-1) at San Francisco Both of these teams finished with the #1 seed in their respective conference and won two home playoff games to get here. However, they’ve still had drastically different seasons and one team has been significantly more impressive this year. While…
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Continue reading →: Arizona Cardinals at Carolina Panthers: 2015 NFC Championship Pick
Arizona Cardinals (13-3) at Carolina Panthers (15-1) I’ve been saying for pretty much all season that Arizona is better than Carolina, despite Carolina’s better record and their status as the #1 seed in the NFC really from start to finish (they’ve been tied for the best record in the NFC…
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Continue reading →: New England Patriots at Denver Broncos: 2015 AFC Championship Pick
New England Patriots (13-4) at Denver Broncos (13-4) The Patriots lost in Denver earlier this year, but the Patriots were without leading wide receivers Julian Edelman and Danny Amendola and also lost top receiving threat Rob Gronkowski and talented linebacker Dont’a Hightower with injuries in that game. Even still, the…
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Continue reading →: Seattle Seahawks at Carolina Panthers: 2015 NFC Divisional Pick
Seattle Seahawks (11-6) at Carolina Panthers (15-1) This is a matchup of two absolute powerhouses, as Carolina and Seattle rank 2nd and 3rd respectively in rate of moving the chains differential. Seattle gets running back Marshawn Lynch back from a 7 game absence, while Carolina gets running back Jonathan Stewart…
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Continue reading →: Kansas City Chiefs at New England Patriots: 2015 AFC Divisional Pick
Kansas City Chiefs (12-5) at New England Patriots (12-4) This one’s tough. The Patriots should be able to cover this 5 point spread at home against the Chiefs. The Chiefs have famously won 11 straight games since a 1-5 start, but who did they beat over that time period? Buffalo?…
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Continue reading →: Green Bay Packers at Arizona Cardinals: 2015 NFC Divisional Pick
Green Bay Packers (11-6) at Arizona Cardinals (13-3) The Cardinals clobbered the Packers 38-8 at home just 3 weeks ago back in week 16, so people don’t seem to be giving the Packers much of a chance. However, as the Vikings showed last week, even though a team blew you…
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Continue reading →: Pittsburgh Steelers at Denver Broncos: 2015 AFC Divisional Pick
Pittsburgh Steelers (11-6) at Denver Broncos (12-4) Pittsburgh entered the post-season as a trendy sleeper pick to go all the way, thanks to a high flying offense led by arguably the best quarterback/pass catcher duo in the NFL in Ben Roethlisberger and Antonio Brown. They finished 9th in rate of…
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Continue reading →: Green Bay Packers at Washington Redskins: 2015 NFC Wild Card Pick
Green Bay Packers (10-6) at Washington Redskins (9-7) The Redskins come out of the NFC East, arguably the weakest division in football, but they’ve turned into a pretty good team. They rank 14th in rate of moving the chains differential, worst among playoff teams, but they’re hot right now and…
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