• 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.

  • NFL Week 6 Recap

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  • Baker Mayfield is Likable

    Both teams were depleted and eventually the Tampa Bay Buccaneers won Sunday evening over the San Francisco 49ers. This marked a solidifying victory as Tampa went up 5-1 and the exact other, 4-2.

    After the game, Baker Mayfield was automatically on the cell phone, maybe texting good friends or family, about the game and other rhetoric.

    The Bucs won without star wide receiver Emeka Egbuka and Mayfield was just so likable and respected after the game for all of his hard work.

    Not necessarily, the baker, he is normally called. Mayfield loves to entertain the masses and provide his attitude on the field.

    That is why, he is called Baker Mayfield. Mayfield finished 17-23 with a 73% completion percentage. He really took it easy on a team that lost Fred Warner (ankle) and less takeaways.

    Buccaneers walk away with a commanding lead in the current NFC North.

  • 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.

  • Why Saquon Barkley to Pats is Possible

    The New England Patriots have now won three straight games with a poor success run rate and rush per attempt by Rhamondre Stevenson.

    This might be climbling off a limb but it is possible to say Saquon Barkley and AJ Brown’s time in Philadelphia could come to a feasible time sooner than later.

    The Patriots have matched their win total from the last two seasons and coach Mike Vrabel and Drake Maye deserve a lot of credit for the direction of the team.

    In my opinion, Drake Maye is a better quarterback than Josh Allen.

    He is clearing all doubts of the defense from Sunday and run that Maye ranks first in completion percentage for a year 2 quarterback since 2000.

    Who could have figured that was Tom Brady’s year drafted out of Michigan and it just so happens to be that Maye did not get enough support from North Carolina like they are by coach-hungry, Bill Belichick.

    I digress, by saying including Barkley to the offense (no-pun intended) may even the odds for New England to pick up where they left off without Brady and Belichick.

    Barkley is rushing below expectations and has been injury prone in the past. He is rushing 3.3 yards per carry but that does not mean, how much the Madden cover athlete can contribute in a certain capacity for a playoff berth in the predominant AFC East.

  • Have We Seen the Last of Tiger

    Tiger Woods is the greatest show’s man of all-time. Nobody could stop him on his last leg of heroic figures.

    As of recently, his compadre Phil Mickelson has steadily settled down, but nobody defeat and serves the purpose of Tiger.

    We have possibly seen the past music videos of Survivor – Eye of the Tiger or discussions that Woods will undergo a second back surgery.

    Normally when that happens for some, they are no longer the same. Woods has seen a whole generation go by just to mask some of his efforts.

    Ironically, nobody has a qualm about Woods except golf. Woods lives, breathes, and salivates over golf to a certain degree to give back those that weigh on the alley or line to watch the processes occur.

    Here is to Tiger Woods recovering soon.

  • Brewers Advance and Defeat NL Central Rival

  • Seattle Mariners Advance to ALCS in 24 year nail biter!

  • Philly Kingdom – Philadelphia teams lose since 1983

  • What is Next for Phillies?

    The Phillies lost their final of the 2025 MLB season 1-2 against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Former Phil and coach Howie Kendrick without no hesitation that the Phils would swing into this series dead even, but instead the worst happened when newer reliever Orion Kerkering blew a game with the waning seconds remaining!

    94 WIP, local Phillies radio station, called this a travesty and similar to Ben Simmons not dunking the ball.

    It is sour, is it not.

    What is worse the Phillies fall back into a scenario they have to regroup with a hopeful new GM, Preston Mattingly, the son of Don Mattingly.

    Don has come up across scenarios like this, as a former head coach for the Dodgers. The Dodgers are luckily headed to their 7th NLCS with future Hall of Fame manager, Dave Roberts.

    He has just done an absolute job than former interim manager, Rob Thomson.

    Thomson faced the questions already last night from reporters whether his job is secure and he simply said the best he could was go check on sixty other heartbroken men that adjourned on the road, just to lose against the Dodgers.

    Many questions face the Phillies but it is unfair to say jobs come down to Dave Dombrowski or Thomson at the moment.