Category: College Football

  • Deshaun Watson Named Starting QB

    Deshaun Watson Named Starting QB

    For NFL Week 1, DeShaun Watson has been named the Cleveland Browns starting quarterback. This does not necessarily mean QB Shedeur Sanders is out of a job quite yet.

    Watson recently disrespected Cleveland fans by calling out their frustrations toward the quarterback. It has been nothing but really disrespectful of Watson to spew out these comments and spread animosity.

    He is a lone man after the stresses Watson has endured. But most can acclaim his extraordinary success to winning the College Football National championship back with Dabo Swinney.

    This one stings for Cleveland fans but pick yourself back up for a moment because you have a new stadium arriving in three years and that can mean so much to a souvenired franchise, first of all.

    Secondly, you have acquired All-Pro’s Nick Chubb, Myles Garrett, Joel Bitonio, and Joe Thomas in the past. What makes you think you cannot be on the cutting edge of glorified history.

    This is my sincere, open letter to Cleveland fans because they cannot sure need it. Browns are Dawg Pound nation!

  • Pat McAfee Joins ESPN MNF Countdown

    Pat McAfee Joins ESPN MNF Countdown

    In a big boost of a screaming revelation, Pat McAfee is making the switch from College Football Gameday to Monday Night Football Countdown. McAfee has become a star since entering the media scene.

    He has also done side work doing his own show, the Pat McAfee show, and WWE. McAfee has turned into a star.

    He did not become a star off Barstool Sports, McAfee privacy protection or his NFL career. He fully resonates with the people on a national media scale.

    That is why people love McAfee for his stand out in appearance, creative ideas, and dumb joking somehow whether its his panel or WWE. He got stunned by “Stone Cold” Steve Austin at Wrestlemania 38 and what do you know.

    He has stunned us once more. Congratulations Pat McAfee on the new promotion!

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  • 2026 NFL Draft Round 1 Grades

    Los Angeles Rams: B+

    I am a huge Ty Simpson fan when it comes to this pick. He leaves the same intensity for Alabama and now Los Angeles. Stetson Bennett may have been a step back in recent years but I think Simpson can definitely learn from a pro’s pro Matthew Stafford and grasp information as time goes forward.

    Dallas Cowboys: B-

    Cowboys receive a B- for drafting Caleb Downs. Downs slipped but for huge reason. I would argue he created a lot more buzz entering college than he did exiting.

    As for Malachi Lawrence, we have seen this before with Demarcus Lawrence. Only, Demarcus’ time had abated.

    Kansas City Chiefs: A-

    The Chiefs filled the room with one objective. Get a guy to disrupt the quarterback and they did that successfully.

    New York Jets: C+

    The New York Jets continue to reinvigorate the roster and they drafted David Bailey, Kenyon Sadiq, and Omar Cooper Jr. Bailey was undoubtedly a better pick than Fernando Mendoza.

    Las Vegas Raiders: D

    The Las Vegas Raiders drafted Mendoza with the first overall pick and the quarterback did not even shake Rodger Goodell’s hand. The arm is a little questionable, to me, since he emanates from a great, souring Indiana program.

    Tennessee Titans: A

    Carnell Tate is an excellent player. The Titans and Robert Saleh not only draft another viable OSU wide receiver, they add one right beside Jermaine Johnson.

    New York Giants: C

    I did not like the Giants picks on Night 1. I, however, liked the uplifting speech by Francis Mauigoa about letting loose, similar to Will Campbell’s draft night audition.

    New England Patriots: B-

    OT Caleb Lomu is an assurance policy on the right side.

    Los Angeles Chargers: A+

    Akheem Mesidor is the sleeper of the first round draft. If Miami won the National championship, maybe people would be talking about Mesidor more. But it is just me. Quarterbacks always get favored in the draft.

    Cleveland Browns: A

    Browns receive a solid A for simply no effort. They select the best offensive lineman in the draft.

    Philadelphia Eagles: B

    Makai Lemon was on the phone with the Pittsburgh Steelers just before the Eagles drafted him. I think Lemon has the most upside of any receiver but AJ Brown needs to bleed green another year.

    Seattle Seahawks: A

    Jadarian Price is a great payday for him and Seattle. They lose Kenneth Walker but Price displays more than a one-cut style.

  • The Heisman Dive that Caught it All

    Fernando Mendoza has been a sensational quarterback this season for the Indiana Hoosiers and went on to win the Heisman award for best male college football athlete.

    Last night against his hometown of Miami, he won again, this time diving into the end zone for a game-winning touchdown. It could be seen by a massive audience at home and the crowd waiting back at Indiana.

    Mendoza lighted up the spotlight with his smile and sent one home for the Indiana Hoosiers. They became national champions for the first time ever under Curt Cignetti and what was laughable is coach‘s remarks stating he would celebrate to a beer beverage following the biggest win of the program’s history.

    Mendoza did not know where he would play in his illustrious college career and it just so happened his brother, Alberto, entered the transfer portal, as of this morning. But, what shaped the foundation of Indiana, was Mendoza’s commitment to excellence after Indiana won only three games in 2023.

    They ran it back and won because of Mendoza’s culpability to handle pressure and mastermind the Indiana offense. For that, Mendoza is awarded an A+.

  • The New York Jets Horror Show Continues

    It has been reported that Dante Moore is forgoing the 2026 NFL Draft and turns out worse there. The New York Jets are without a quarterback and the only one on the top-10 rated board is Fernando Mendoza who will likely join Las Vegas.

    Just imagine if Mendoza joined the Jets. It will not happen for New York when one prospect calls to the rescue or a multitude of talent jump aboard. The Jets cannot get it right.

    The Oregon Ducks share good news because of the speedy, elusive Moore returning and transfer of five star recruit Dylan Raiola.

    Despite the loss of defensive coordinator, Tosh Lupoi, they stand to get better with head coach Dan Lanning still around.

    The Jets will never be like the Jetsons that can tell futuristic things such as the microwave or Apple Watch. They are a horror show that cannot win after losing Quinnen Williams, Sauce Gardner, and Aaron Rodgers to the playoff Pittsburgh Steelers.

  • Why Virginia Tech is the Hottest Topic in CFB

    Virginia Tech is the hottest topic in college football for a reason. They fired their original head coach in September and up-anted the possibility of James Franklin.

    Franklin was fired midway through the season at Penn State and elected to coach again at VT. Franklin was considered one of the priciest in the market and did VT pay the price.

    Most known for his outstanding recruiting skills at PSU, Franklin, now, lines up in a good divesting ability to win out in college football. Besides, this is the hottest news coming out of some of the sports world. As for Fernando Mendoza and the Indiana Hoosiers, they still have to be considered a candidate.

    What Indiana has done from last year to overcoming the Ohio State Buckeyes in the Big Ten championship was captivating. Losing out on the fact that next year might be more spicier, could backfire Indiana.

    Indiana has received no fault in the CFB committee. It has not seen what has been coming out of James Franklin.

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  • Will Campbell Has Replaced the Old New England Way

    Kayshon Boutte and Will Campbell provided an excellent victory for the New England Patriots in their Louisiana homecoming on Sunday. They both played for LSU and have been tearing it up in the NFL since.

    Not necessarily to the degree, New England fans will ever view again in the light of Tom Brady and coach Bill Belichick but a renaissance of what is to come out of the new phase with Campbell, Mike Vrabel, and Drake Maye.

    Coach Vrabel quoted on Campell’s success by saying, “For a young player, I think that there’s a really unique consistency, professionalism about the time that he shows up, the time that he goes and meets with the offensive line coaches, the time that he gets his treatment or lifts, the way that he studies and practices, and they just kind of keep building positive days on top of each other and then preparing for his matchups and his job on Sunday.”

    Campbell has been a real treat for Drake Maye’s pass-protection blindside. He could still see some work from his run-block attribute.

    Things are constantly moving forward with the wheels of Boutte. He started the season with a 93-yard catch, 2 TD. He was drafted in 2023, two years ahead of Campbell, and had displayed solid work to lead tied 16th in WR touchdowns into the regular season.

    Mostly it has been the work of two big guys steering the ship.

    Campbell and Vrabel…

    Without Vrabel, the Tennessee Titans do not reach the AFC title game in 2018 and bounce back two years later with big, defeating running back, Derrick Henry to lead the charge, and help solidify a new team.

    The Titans are 1-5 without Vrabel. All Vrabel needs to do is keep paying attention to Campbell and every game will speak for itself with Maye.

  • James Franklin Fired by PSU

    Off the hands of a 10-year contract extension and Oregon home loss, Penn State head coach James Franklin has been fired from his duties.

    The next coach shall be named sufficiently, but everyone has Indiana/Pittsburgh native Curt Cignetti emerging as the next candidate to take over, after reshaping the program along with James Madison transfers to steer his way through another successful season, and Oregon win.

    As for Franklin, he is questionable to be a nice candidate for the National Football League and be spontaneous for any response heard his way.

    In addition, Franklin is set to earn a $50 million buyout by the University.