Category: Football

  • How the Dak Honeymoon is Limited

    How the Dak Honeymoon is Limited

    Dak Prescott has signed a massive contract extension worth four years, $240 million making him the highest-paid NFL player also after agreeing to sign an $80 bonus and $231 in guaranteed money to continue playing for the Dallas Cowboys.

    Dak played as an MVP candidate last year and surpassed kinds of his career milestones such as allowing fewer interceptions (9), recording more passing yards (4,516) and touchdowns (36) in a single season. Following this further, he was the first honor All-Pro who soared from a compensatory 4th round pick to highly regarded in the business of the National Football League which leads to this.

    How will islands such as Turks and Caicos hold up along with the Bahamas, or the Caribbean? Well, Prescott signed his contract hours prior with and to a Tyreek Hill traffic violation and Cleveland Browns matchup. Prescott has been fair and cooperative to the Dallas Cowboys organization. He has not held out nor bad mouthed the Cowboys. Calling them an eternal brotherhood.

    Likely erasing that notion.

    As seen in this video, it is expressed why the Cowboys should not have many concerns but after a massive deal and unclear future. It is quite perplexing how the Cowboys retain the services of Prescott and continue utilizing him.

    He has a 2-5 playoff record and could withstand a couple more years with coach Mike McCarthy but Trey Lance and others might also be interesting prospects.

    Nonetheless, the honeymoon is booked because Jerry Jones stamped on the promise to Prescott and the Cowboys faithful.

  • Jordan Love is Out with MCL Sprain

    Jordan Love is Out with MCL Sprain

    Jordan Love will miss weeks due to an MCL Sprain. Doctors cannot ever forecast the legitimate possibility for a quarterback to return from an injury of this magnitude but Love was caught scrambling within the final seconds of the Eagles-Brazil game.The same type of injury, his teammate Aaron Jones sustained last year.

    Malik Willis is his replacement for now. The Green Bay front office believes fans have not seen the best of Willis yet and should look forward to the Packets facing a crop of teams going forward after trading for Willis in August.

  • Packers vs. Eagles in Sao Paulo Preview

    Packers vs. Eagles in Sao Paulo Preview

    The Kansas City Chiefs defeated the Baltimore Ravens on season opening night and it was a doozy. Strong enough that Isiah Likely proved to be the least interesting tight-end (again). Lamar Jackson played with an extreme heart and got punched with KC’s odds of winning.

    But now it is a different day and on to Sao Paulo as the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers get set to face each other.

    The Eagles come into this year with a new pass rush featuring Jalen Carter, Bryce Huff, Josh Sweat, and others. The Packers are the youngest team in the NFL so watch out for what a veteran Josh Jacobs might even display at this stage of his career.

    The Packers ended last year with a surprise playoff win over the Eagles’ nemesis (DAL) and proved their defense not to be a bust. Jaire Alexander is a second All-Pro team corner who also now works with Saquon Barkley’s friend, Xavier McKinney.

    There is some good joy to go around, Brazil but nothing like two teams striving to become the top team in the entire NFC this year. If Eagles coach Nick Sirianni does not stay too conservative, Philly has a good chance of winning.

    Philadelphia wins over Green Bay: 30-20.

  • NFL Kickoff: Get Ready for a Season

    NFL Kickoff: Get Ready for a Season

    Let the NFL season officially begin. The Kansas City Chiefs play the Baltimore Ravens tonight at Arrowhead Stadium in a must-win football game. It is a rematch of the close AFC championship game between them last year. This year, Lamar Jackson is a more leaner and stronger quarterback. Patrick Mahomes has taken shortcuts.

    Mahomes has been seen with love handles sticking out during the summer days and basking in his second consecutive Super Bowl victory. What can the Chiefs possibly do to duplicate another Super Bowl? Well, they brought back Chris Jones and do not have many holes on defense.

    The biggest x-factor comes down to Travis Kelce’s potential this year, along with the rest of the receivers. It is not to be much of an issue, however. The Chiefs have the potential to repeat, while some others do not. For example, the New England Patriots were a franchise that contended in the playoffs year after year and never let up.

    Now, it is a different landscape today with the Buffalo Bills on the Chiefs’ back, the Patriots being led by Drake Maye, and the New York Giants continuing a trend with the same tarnished offensive line. It is a game of poke chips and the winner earns one or more Super Bowl victories.

  • Damar Hamlin to Start for First Time Since Cardiac Arrest

    Damar Hamlin to Start for First Time Since Cardiac Arrest

    Buffalo Bills’ safety Damar Hamlin will start in the season opener at home this Sunday against the Arizona Cardinals via head coach Sean McDermott. It will be his first time starting since the Cincinnati Bengals 2023 game and collapsing on the field due to cardiac arrest.

    The Cardinals missed the playoffs with a 4-13 record last season while the Bills were jarred loose by the Chiefs in the AFC Divisional round. Hamlin’s role with the team was previously in danger but he has jumped to a marvelous comeback after surgery and a minor hamstring injury in the preseason.

    The safety position is to earn as Cole-Bishop and Mike Edwards will be trying to vie for what approaches in the fall.

  • Smashed Wilson Racquet

    Smashed Wilson Racquet

    So, every once in a while there is a story about a starting quarterback named Russell Wilson that people tend to hear about because it was like a smashed tennis racquet.

    For all the good and bad reasons, the Steelers announced on Wednesday afternoon Wilson’s QB designation. Wilson led the Seattle Seahawks to two Super Bowl appearances and years later is looking to re-spark that magic with the Denver Broncos and now Pittsburgh Steelers.

    Pittsburgh has fought under a new general manager by the name of Omar Khan and he has compiled decent draft picks but nothing too superstar-like since his promotion. Also, he added Andy Weidl who worked closely with the Eagles offensive line and won some division and championship titles along the way.

    The main hire is Arthur Smith. Smith is coming off a firing and critics have been skeptical of his two tight-end systematic formations and playing inside the middle of the field with Wilson. One of Wilson’s main areas of concern.

    Wilson cannot run like he is fairly used to. And after the past couple of seasons in Denver, he looks lowly more productive with Justin Fields easily ready to take the throne.

  • Florida State Upset by Georgia Tech

    Florida State Upset by Georgia Tech

    Florida State was upset by Georgia Tech by a final score of 24-21 in Ireland on Saturday. DJ Uiagelelei ended the day with a superb stat line but spent most time throwing within five yards of the line of scrimmage. Last year’s FSU team was undefeated and started discussion of a possible spot in the playoff tournament. As it turns out, Keon Coleman, Jordan Travis, Trey Benson, and multiple others have left the program and it has been a rocky start for the Seminoles under coach Mike Norvell’s and a highest scoring offense from last year.

    As for Georgia Tech, they rammed together pretty decent drives, especially toward the end when Florida State answered with a drive of their own, and Georgia Tech responded with a game-winning drive to elicit the strength of its quarterback Haynes King meshed with the offensive line. It was a solid day for Georgia Tech as they now take advantage of a brand new conference race.

  • Cade York Traded to Commanders

    Cade York Traded to Commanders

    The Commanders continue to make moves as they not only trade Jahan Dotson but acquire Cade York from the Cleveland Browns for a conditional seventh-round pick. This comes off the heels of a successful college career at LSU (2022) and never quite gelling with the Cleveland Browns.

    York is pretty hopeful he will secure a kicking job before the regular season as he started the preseason decently and worked through other hurdles before re-signing with Cleveland in 2024.

  • Sandersmania

    Sandersmania

    Hi, and welcome back to college football. It is Colorado football season or would like to say Sandersmania for the pure simple fact that Shedeur Sanders was the Buffaloe’s bright spot last year. He has entered himself in top mock draft board conversations to ease his transition into the NFL. It turns better.

    Sanders, in his lone great season, completed 69.3% of his passes for 3,230 yards, 31 total touchdowns, and only three interceptions. Not bad to start. But he even breaks out better in terms of NFL scouts based on his agility and size to become another Sanders in the wings waiting for their draft number to be called.

    Prototypical is the word to describe aloud Sandersmania. He is sharp, tenacious, and aggressive. He is also Deion Sander’s son, who recently discussed on a podcast that an ‘Eli Manning situation’ is coming to a head soon for Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders.

    Hunter is another highly recruited player out of Jackson State and Colorado who plays more than one position for the Buffaloes. It will be a gifted feeling for Sanders or Hunter to be drafted by a respective team or greater but Sanders is easily the most intriguing prospect entering senior year.

    He will have every opportunity to prove that he is a legitimate magnet to the press, fans, and scouts.

  • Dylan Raiola Earns Starting QB Position

    Dylan Raiola Earns Starting QB Position

    Nebraska named Dylan Raiola its starting QB less than two weeks from their season opener against UTEP.

    Raiola performed very well during the spring game, just enough to appeal to the Huskers coaching staff and be better than his predecessor Heinrich Haarberg who played poorly inside the FBS rankings of quarterbacks last year.

    Raiola was highly recruited by Georgia and Texas and decided to play for coach Matt Rhule instead. A bit of anticipation is that he will become the first true freshman to lead the Huskers to a nice total offense record since Aidan Martinez.