Tag: Football

  • Why Nothing Hurts in Jalen’s World

    Why Nothing Hurts in Jalen’s World

    Jalen Hurts is a Métis (relating to computer science) at this game, by now. He reads, studies, and prioritizes what schemes are being played whether it is April Fool’s Day or Christmas.

    Around this time, some teammates share criticism and doubt what they are going to receive for Christmas. Hurts has completed 66.9% of his passes along with a 16:1 touchdown-interception ratio.

    The only scenario is Hurts has been playing his cards right all throughout the season.

    Star wide receiver A.J. Brown has been dicey. He has been allowing stupid social media to get the best of him and defer to Devonta Smith.

    Smith has been called the renaissance man in Philadelphia and there is currently no petition for that with Brown trailing the way.

    The games maybe less scoring but there is no confusion for how Hurts has won them. He can be a multi-MVP, stockholder in a franchise, and crowned prince all he wants.

    Team comes first to Hurts as nothing is going to jolt that course of a proven back-to-back Super Bowl contender.

  • 2025 NFL Midseason Review

  • MNF Preview

  • Philly Kingdom – Brotherly Love Shatters Jordan Love in MNF Showdown

  • Reminder: Bill has a Grimy Old Face, These Days

    The North Carolina football are off to a bad start with a 2-5 record in the ACC Conference and on pace for worse a season last year with Mack Brown, at the helm.

    There has been speculative talk and rumors about Bill Belichick’s handling, and decided to rip social media for what has occurred less far.

    Nonetheless, take a good look at a First-Ballot Pro Football Hall of Fame coach.

  • iPads Killing the Youth of a Football Player Generation

    iPads Killing the Youth of a Football Player Generation

    Did NFL fans ever wonder why the Flag Football Olympics were introduced? It is because the league has been more detrimental than its ever been in terms of injuries and the quarterback position.

    It kills the stink of the fact that iPads are used in realtime these days for NFL players to automatically reshuffle the game plan and go wire to wire.

    It also stems from a go hard or home mentality that players do not tend to brush off.

    Introducing, the next major way to prevent injuries and catalog the NFL’s profiting.

    Flag Football.

    It is coming as far as some fans might know or not coming. It is the best way to handle a generation that has repeatedly looked to avoid the cost of an upsetting injury and not pay the consequence.

    There are consequences to be made with the landscaping of NFL football these days. According to NFL Data, injuries decreased in year 2024 as to what is happening now.

    But, it is still no excuse for the inevitable injuries that can be made impossible. This is the stepping stone fans must eventually add to their Sundays and take serious precaution.

    NFL, we love.

  • Why is Bad Bunny Performing at Super Bowl 60 Halftime?

    Why is Bad Bunny Performing at Super Bowl 60 Halftime?

    Bad Bunny is one of the most popular Hispanic pop icons, today, but there is one question to ask. Why is he not only the three-time grammy award winner, but, performing at the Super Bowl 60 Halftime show?

    Like, really?

    Everyone apparently loves Taylor Swift and she has not performed at the show of shows. Swift is a squanderer. She likes to squander performances that wreak of havoc.

    Bad Bunny has garnered the support and interest of NFL commissioner, Rodger Goodell. Please tell me Bad Bunny is not in Goodell’s list of musical fashionable playlists.

    Goodell probably listens to audiobooks about how to pick the right musical artist for everyone to like.

    Although, Bad Bunny is popular. He has sold over 111 million album hits worldwide and favors the Latino population.

    Either way, get your wings and beverages folks, as the NFL Pro Bowl will also take place during the same week as the Super Bowl. This will not end pretty for the musical paradise.

  • NFL Week 6 Recap

    Enjoy NFL WK6 Edition!

  • 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.